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9.2 Assessment of service and delivery vehicles
Noise emissions have been determined by modelling the noise sources, receiver locations,
intervening structures and topographical features of the area using the SoundPLAN12 computer
programme. The program calculates the contribution of each noise source at each specified
receptor point and allows for the prediction of the total noise from a site.
The noise prediction takes into account of:
. Location of noise sources and receivers;
. Height of sources and receivers;
.
Separation distances between sources and receivers;
. Screening provided by the proposed 3.5m high acoustic barriers;
. Time duration for each noise event;
. Ground type between sources and receivers;
. Intervening buildings / structures between sources and receivers; and
. Adjustment of +2dBA for annoying characteristics (i.e. tonality, impulsiveness) that are
just detectable, and +5dBA for annoying characteristics that are prominent / clearly
audible.
Point calculations have also been conducted for loading dock activities and truck movements to
assess the noise impacts at the residential areas to the northwest, north and east of the site. The
results for the worse-affected residence to the northwest and east are summarized in Table 10.
Table 10: Vehicle noise assessment to residential areas -
Transient Events
Corrections Noise
Typical Level @ Complies
Source (dBA) Complies Complies
Noise with
Vehicle Locations Receptor with 69dBA with SOdBA
65dBA
Manoeuvre Level at Distan- Premises daytime to SSdBA
(Refer to Adj- evening
10m ce Scree- limit? night limit?
Figure 3) ustm LAmax I limit?
(4max) attenua ning -ent
-tion LAmax, adj
Northwest residence
-16dBA +5
SRVengine B 62dBA -8dBA 38/43dBA Yes Yes Yes
start (60m) dBA
12
SoundPlAN is anintegrated software package for noise and air pollution evaluation developed in Germany by
Braunstein + Berndt GmbH. It has been configured to predict the extent of (i) road traffic noise intrusion by
application of the CRTN ’88 algorithms and (ii) industrial noise emission using the CONCAWE algorithms. It is in
use in more than 30 countries and has had widespread application throughout Australia.
It is endorsed by
Department of Main Roads, Brisbane City Council, Queensland EPA and most other State environmental authorities.
@ Renzo Tonin Ron Rumble Proposed Shopping Centre, Rufous Street, Peregian
Noise Impact Assessment
Multi Span Australia Group pty Ltd
Q9554-01F02 (Rev 3) Peregian Shopping Centre.doc
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