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REDUCING THE VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION NOISE BY MODELING THE PRODUCTION AREA OF CONSTRUCTION SITE AND BY ADJUSTING THE TECHNOLOGICAL PROCEDURES DURING CONSTRUCTION
Kantová, Radka ; Makýš,, Peter (referee) ; Mohelníková, Jitka (referee) ; Henková, Svatava (advisor)
This doctoral thesis focuses on noise generated during construction. It defines the legislative and physical aspects of this topic. It determines heavy machinery as noise source and categorizes them by their usage in construction technologies. It collects source data of the machinery noises which can be further used in prognostic models. It analyses the level of construction noise which can impact the nearby residential areas and offers methodology for modelling and designing the possible arrangements for the noise reduction. It defines partial effects of the construction site which are significant for the noise spreading. It establishes their role in the value of acoustic pressure level of the noise affecting the façade of the considered building. With the data collection and with case study verification it offers a prepared work tool which can be easily used to predict noise levels on construction sites and can be applied in the early constructions preparations. The structure of this thesis is planned for possible usage as university textbook or study support.
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Determination of sound power level of transmission
Švanigová, Lenka ; Prokop, Aleš (referee) ; Řehák, Kamil (advisor)
The field of vibrations and associated noises is a very current topic. Noise can be measured with different equipment and the gained data might be compared using different methods, which are in accordance with defined norms. This bachelor thesis deals with the CSN EN ISO 9614 norm, especially its first part which focuses on the method of measuring in points. To apply this method to measure the transmission, basic terminology and formulas used to determine the individual indicators were described in detail. The whole procedure was applied to two industrial transmission units with different parameters and transmitted power. The total sound power on these sources was determined as well as the sound power levels for the individual measured sides, even without using the A-filter, which is the most commonly used filter in transmissions. Lastly, acoustic maps were created. These maps make it possible to discover locations which dominantly contribute to the total sound power level.
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Sound power level estimation principles
Fajt, Jakub ; Řehák, Kamil (referee) ; Prokop, Aleš (advisor)
This Master´s thesis deals with principles of determination of the sound power level. At the very beginning there is an explanation of important concepts. Afterwards there is an overview of standards that deal with the sound power level determination, including the ČSN EN ISO 9614-1 standard which is used for the experiment. Last but not least, there is described the experiment, consisting of several measurements of the same object, but every time with different configuration of measuring and sound reflective surfaces.
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Determination of sound power level of transmission
Švanigová, Lenka ; Prokop, Aleš (referee) ; Řehák, Kamil (advisor)
The field of vibrations and associated noises is a very current topic. Noise can be measured with different equipment and the gained data might be compared using different methods, which are in accordance with defined norms. This bachelor thesis deals with the CSN EN ISO 9614 norm, especially its first part which focuses on the method of measuring in points. To apply this method to measure the transmission, basic terminology and formulas used to determine the individual indicators were described in detail. The whole procedure was applied to two industrial transmission units with different parameters and transmitted power. The total sound power on these sources was determined as well as the sound power levels for the individual measured sides, even without using the A-filter, which is the most commonly used filter in transmissions. Lastly, acoustic maps were created. These maps make it possible to discover locations which dominantly contribute to the total sound power level.
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REDUCING THE VALUE OF CONSTRUCTION NOISE BY MODELING THE PRODUCTION AREA OF CONSTRUCTION SITE AND BY ADJUSTING THE TECHNOLOGICAL PROCEDURES DURING CONSTRUCTION
Kantová, Radka ; Makýš,, Peter (referee) ; Mohelníková, Jitka (referee) ; Henková, Svatava (advisor)
This doctoral thesis focuses on noise generated during construction. It defines the legislative and physical aspects of this topic. It determines heavy machinery as noise source and categorizes them by their usage in construction technologies. It collects source data of the machinery noises which can be further used in prognostic models. It analyses the level of construction noise which can impact the nearby residential areas and offers methodology for modelling and designing the possible arrangements for the noise reduction. It defines partial effects of the construction site which are significant for the noise spreading. It establishes their role in the value of acoustic pressure level of the noise affecting the façade of the considered building. With the data collection and with case study verification it offers a prepared work tool which can be easily used to predict noise levels on construction sites and can be applied in the early constructions preparations. The structure of this thesis is planned for possible usage as university textbook or study support.
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Sound power level estimation principles
Fajt, Jakub ; Řehák, Kamil (referee) ; Prokop, Aleš (advisor)
This Master´s thesis deals with principles of determination of the sound power level. At the very beginning there is an explanation of important concepts. Afterwards there is an overview of standards that deal with the sound power level determination, including the ČSN EN ISO 9614-1 standard which is used for the experiment. Last but not least, there is described the experiment, consisting of several measurements of the same object, but every time with different configuration of measuring and sound reflective surfaces.
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