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J Acoustic Report · 132007.2398
Attached to the e-mail 132007.2398.02 Request to change existing approval (3 of 3) - Traffic Impact & Acoustic reports.
ACOUSTICS & AIR QUALITY From Table C.1 the highest predicted rail noise level is 82 dBA Lmax in the retirement community allotments and 80 dBA Lmax outside the aged care building. All other locations have lower levels of noise exposure. Based on the predicted noise levels the MP4.4 Noise Categories in Table C.1 for rail noise are up to Noise Category 3. The predicted Lmax noise levels comply with the noise limits of 87 dBA (1m from the facade) and 84 dBA (free-field) from Section 4.2.3 and Section 4.1, and therefore no noise barriers are required. However, a noise barrier has previously been proposed (refer Figure 6.1) and this can be included in the noise calculations. The predicted single event Lmax noise levels with the proposed noise barrier are listed in Table D.1. From Table D.1 the highest predicted rail noise level is 78 dBA Lmax in the retirement community allotments and 77 dBA Lmax outside the aged care building. All other locations have lower levels of noise exposure. Based on the predicted noise levels the MP4.4 Noise Categories in Table D.1 for rail noise are up to Noise Category 2. A review of building construction requirements associated with the predicted MP4.4 noise categories is included in Section 8. 7617R01V01.docx Page 24
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