NOISE MONITORING SERVICE IN UAE
The quality of the surrounding area is impacted by industrial noise produced by factories, refineries, shipping docks, utilities, and more. A community and industry can build a cooperative relationship that will benefit everyone by managing and keeping an eye on this noise. An industrial site can create a mitigation plan after identifying the noise sources and hazardous times with the use of an efficient noise monitoring program. Long spans of time are sometimes required for many industrial procedures, which frequently run around the clock. A plant may demonstrate to communities and authorities that it is considerate of the community and ready to identify the root cause of any issues and address them by putting in place a 24-hour noise monitoring system that includes real-time communication and alert notifications.
Our noise monitoring system is simple to put almost anywhere and can be retrieved for collecting and analyzing data because it may be powered by a battery, solar panel, or line power. A combination of the various strategies, each adapted to the unique requirements of the industrial facility, constitutes an effective noise control strategy. The first step is to perform a comprehensive noise assessment to determine exposure levels and key sources. A comprehensive strategy for controlling industrial noise will then be developed by combining engineering and administrative controls with the right PPE. Investing in advanced noise control solutions improves worker productivity and well-being while also adhering to occupational health requirements, creating a more productive and peaceful industrial environment. The capabilities of a noise monitoring system include:
- Data Logging
- Data Storage
- x GB Noise Metrics
- 1/3 Octave Filter with 1/1 Filter
NOISE SURVEY OF SHIPS AND OFFSHORE RIGS
Our acoustic consulting services have plenty of experience with drilling rig noise monitoring and management. There are numerous primary noise sources on drill rigs, each with unique properties. The rig’s actual equipment determines the overall noise levels. Nonetheless, our vast expertise in this area has demonstrated that, at 500 feet, drilling rig noise levels often range between 60 and 65 dBA. Sound levels can be considerably decreased with the help of efficient noise control techniques. Usually, reductions of 10 dBA or more are possible. The marine equipment which needs noise survey and noise monitoring of offshore rigs are,
- Generator Sets
- Shale shakers
- Mud pumps
- Top drives
- Pipe Handling
- Light Towers
- Blowers
- HVAC systems
- Trucking locations
- Engine room
Our group of knowledgeable noise experts has a great deal of expertise conducting noise surveys for different sectors. Their familiarity with both international and local rules guarantees the precision and applicability of our evaluations. Dubai relies on our knowledgeable staff for precise noise survey services in the United Arab Emirates. We offer useful information for regulatory compliance and noise control strategies through sophisticated noise measurement and thorough surveys. We give accurate data to assess noise levels in various locations using cutting-edge noise monitoring technology. This makes it possible for us to recognize possible noise risks and put in place efficient noise reduction strategies.
SOUND LEVEL MEASUREMENT SERVICES
A sound level meter must adhere to the applicable standards in order to provide precise and consistent readings. The majority of measuring regulations will specify the requirements that the instrument must fulfill. New meters must meet IEC 61672 (or its British Standard counterpart, BS EN 61672) for Class 1 or Class 2 in order to comply with the majority of legislation. Other standards exist for the Calibrator, octave band filters, personal sound exposure meters, noise dosimeters, and so on. A list of the most significant standards is provided here.
- IEC 61672: Sound level meters for electroacoustics Modern measurement rules will demand this sound level meter standard, which is the most recent. Accuracy grades in order: Class 1 and Class 2.
- IEC 60651: Sound Level Meter standard that replaces this one. Many applications can still be served by older meters that fulfill this specification. This standard was formerly known as IEC 651, but it was later renamed IEC 60651. Accuracy grades in order: Type 1 and Type 2
- IEC 60804: IEC 61672 is the new standard that replaces this one. Originally known as IEC 804, it was later renamed IEC 60804. It covers the functionality of integrating sound level meters and expands upon IEC 60651.
- ANSI S1.4: The performance of sound level meters according to the American standard. a lot like IEC 60651. Accuracy grades are Type 1 and Type 2.
The process of confirming and modifying noise dosimeters, acoustic measuring instruments, and sound level meters (SLMs) to ensure accurate sound level readings is known as sound calibration. For industrial safety, workplace noise assessment, and environmental noise monitoring, calibration guarantees compliance to ISO 17025, ANSI S1.4, IEC 61672, and UAE noise standards. Construction sites, the oil and gas sector, aviation, entertainment venues, and workplace noise monitoring all depend on sound calibration in the United Arab Emirates.