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Environmental Noise Level Impact Assessment of Facilities Building · 132005.1133.13
Altum Constructions Environmental Noise Level Impact Assessment of Facilities Building, Parkridge, 75 Resort Drive, Noosa Heads Page 8 of 16 Measured Noise Levels On Wednesday 13th November, during the early evening, source noise level measurements were obtained, as all of the above plant and equipment has been commissioned and was operating (for the purpose of assessing the noise level only). However, at this time the kitchen exhaust fan ductwork was not connected to the rooftop cowl and the acoustic louvre had not been installed. By late November 2019 the acoustic louvre was installed to the western side of the rooftop plant deck and the kitchen exhaust fan connected to the roof cowl. On Monday 2 December 2019 a further noise assessment was conducted, to determine the magnitude of noise reduction achieved by these further works. The results of this further noise assessment, from the eastern (rear) boundary fence of Block 3, with the microphone elevated 7.5 metres to be equivalent to the top floor of residential in Block 3) are as follows. During the ambient noise assessments (kitchen exhaust fan OFF) there was some limited domestic noise from the closest occupied apartments, including people talking and televisions, with some distant noise from the irrigation system watering the vegetated embankment to the east. Plant and Equipment and Evening Background Noise Assessment from Rear (Eastern) Boundary of Block 3, Microphone Elevated to be Level with Top Level of Residential Apartments Noise Level, dB(A) Time Description LAeq,T LA1,T LA10,T LA90,T Ambient sound level, no noise from Utilities Building 1845-1850 40.9 46.1 42.4 39.0 audible 1858-1903 Kitchen exhaust fan at 100% 52.9 53.8 53.3 52.4 1906-1911 Kitchen exhaust fan at 75% 46.0 47.5 46.5 45.4 Ambient sound level, no noise from Utilities Building 1914-1920 41.5 44.6 42.4 40.4 audible Ambient sound level, no noise from Utilities Building 1921-1926 41.9 44.2 42.9 40.7 audible From the above results, for the early evening the average background sound level was 40 dB(A) LA90,T, which is the same as the evening background sound level adopted to determine the evening noise limit. By late evening/early night-time it would be expected that the background sound level could reduce to as low as the adopted level of 35 dB(A) LA90,T. On Wednesday 18 December 2019 a further noise assessment was conducted, to determine the magnitude of noise reduction achieved if the kitchen exhaust fan speed is reduced to 50% - ‘low’. The results of this further noise assessment, from the eastern (rear) boundary fence of Block 3, with the microphone elevated 7.5 metres to be equivalent to the top floor of residential in Block 3) are as follows. Plant and Equipment and Evening Background Noise Assessment from Rear (Eastern) Boundary of Block 3, Microphone Elevated to be Level with Top Level of Residential Apartments Noise Level, dB(A) Time Description LAeq,T LA1,T LA10,T LA90,T 2111-2116 Kitchen exhaust fan at 50% 39.4 42.8 40.5 38.2 Ambient sound level, no noise from Utilities Building 2120-2125 39.0 45.1 41.2 37.5 audible David Moore & Associates Pty Ltd Our reference: R19083/D3422/Rev.2/18.12.19
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