Background Noise in Acoustic Measurements Background noise is a critical factor in the domain of acoustics, essential for effective noise control and environmental assessments. It is generally defined as noise that contributes to the total sound level but is not the specific source under investigation. Table of Contents Key Takeaways Definition: While the term “residual […]
COPYRIGHT: ESA–S. Uznański-Wiśniewski Space mission project report: A Deep Dive into the Next-Generation Wireless Acoustics Monitoring System The project successfully tested new commercial-off-the-shelf hardware from Svantek, confirming its reliability, enhanced usability, and seamless data integration, paving the way for its use on future deep-space missions such as the lunar Gateway. Table of Contents Key Takeaways […]
Comprehensive Guide to Vibration Monitors, Sensors, Noise, and Dust Monitoring in Construction: Real-Time Analysis and Equipment Vibration monitoring in construction encompasses the use of advanced equipment and methodologies, such as PPV and RMS analysis, to assess and mitigate the impact of construction-related vibrations on structures and human comfort. By adhering to international and local standards, […]
Car Racing Noise: Can It Damage Your Hearing? How Many Decibels at the Race Track is Safe? Yes, car racing noise can indeed damage your hearing. The noise levels at events like NASCAR, F1, and MotoGP races often exceed 130 decibels, posing a significant risk to hearing health. How Many Decibels at the Race Track […]
Urban Noise: Management of City Noise Urban noise, originating from sources like traffic, construction, and social events, poses significant public health risks, including stress, sleep disturbances, and cardiovascular diseases, necessitating effective monitoring and regulation. Urban noise management relies on advanced technologies and proactive policies, particularly within smart cities, to ensure healthier and quieter living environments. […]
The noise in schools is said to be a major stress factor for almost 80% of those who teach in schools. There are also examples of chronic noise-causing hearing damage. Noise pollution in schools Noise pollution in schools is a serious problem that can have negative impacts on the health, productivity, and learning of students […]
Whole Body Vibration Whole-body vibrations are mechanical vibrations that enter the human body in the frequency range of 0.1 to 80 Hz. A typical source of whole-body vibrations is vehicles, where vibrations are transferred to the human body via seats or floors. The whole-body vibration is a possible health hazard, especially after prolonged exposure. In […]
Do you work with your hands? Do you use vibrating tools or drive a car often? If so, you may be at risk for HAVS. Also known as the vibration white finger (VWF), this condition is caused by extended occupational exposure to vibration. This blog post will discuss the symptoms, causes, and treatment of VWF. […]
The process of measuring and analyzing vibration levels produced by construction activity is known as construction vibration monitoring. Vibration monitoring can be used to assess the potential impact of construction-related vibration on nearby buildings and structures, as well as to evaluate the effectiveness of mitigation measures. Vibration monitoring at construction sites usually entails measuring the […]
Noise Monitoring in the UK Noise monitoring in construction refers to the systematic measurement and analysis of noise levels within and surrounding a work site to ensure compliance with legal and safety standards. This practice is part of the British Standard BS 5228-1:2009+A1:2014, which provides a comprehensive code of practice for controlling noise and vibration […]
Occupational Noise Exposure in the UK Occupational noise exposure in the UK refers to continuous or high-intensity workplace sound levels that threaten the auditory health of employees. It is a major concern because sustained noise above safe thresholds can lead to permanent hearing loss, hinder communication, and increase the risk of accidents. The UK’s legal […]
