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Lärmbekämpfung
Akustik · Schallschutz · Schwingungstechnik
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 03
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 03
Off-roading, for example driving on forest or rural roads, on offroad parks or military training grounds, are often facility-related noise that must considered when assessing noise exposure according to TA Lärm. The RLS-19, which is to be used for...
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 02
Metal cushions offer a chemically and thermally resistant alternative to elastomers. Their elasticity and damping are based on wire segment interactions, which also influence the electrical properties. This effect enables a new function- integrated...
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 02
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 02
The Environmental Noise Directive and thus also the Federal Immission Control Act (BImSchG) require public participation in preparation for noise action planning. Regularly, only a few people take advantage of this opportunity. With the help of...
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 02
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Volume 20 (2025), Edition 01
Noise is described by institutions such as the Federal Environment Agency as an “environmental disease burden” for humans, the severity of which directly follows that of particulate matter [1]. Even at low sound levels, just above the hearing...