TASK ACOUSTIC AND VIBRATIONPRESENT ABOUT ROOM ACOUSTIC PAPER

ESTIMATING HEALTH RELATED COSTS AND SAVINGS FROM BALCONY ACOUSTIC DESIGN

FOR ROAD TRAFFIC NOISE

(DANIEL A. NAISH A,B,⇑, ANDY C.C. TAN A, F. NUR DEMIRBILEK A)

BY M. ALDIANSYAH NOFA PRATAMA

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INTRODUCTION• Transportation noise, environmental noise and annoyance has been identified as a significant

public health issue.

• That can be used to predict annoyance and sleep disturbance due to varying levels and types of environmental noise.

• Building design policies relating to environmental noise are aimed at improving the lives of people in communities by reducing exposure sound pressure levels. can be called the community benefit.

• Determining health costs associated with sleep disturbance or disorder and other studies have focused on relationships between sleep disturbance and other perspectives such as workplace productivity or fatigue related accidents leading to lost work time.

METHODOLOGY

• 3.1. GENERALISED METHOD• Noise mapping results to predicted mitigation benefits from acoustic building design policy.

• reviews the available dose–response information for the community and selects.

• appropriate noise exposure dose–response curves in terms of the noise mapping prediction indicator obtained from the regional noise exposure mapping.

• combines the three previous steps and calculates population-response histograms.

• Prediction of Exposure Costs

• Prediction of Exposure Mitigation and Costs.

• involves adoption of an intervention criterion level (e.g. 55 dB(A) Lnight) and the mitigation options selected are only implemented for population exposed above the criterion level and applied to the population-response histograms from Step 4 to determine the community benefit.

• Prediction of Exposur e Mitigation Benefits.

STUDY METHOD

RESULT

CONCLUSION• population and land use data and Noise dose–response curves to estimate the potential cost and benefits Of

acoustic design policies for buildings.

• The potential noise attenuation from balcony acoustic treatments Obtained from the literature as an example.

• The fiscal benefits in Terms of estimated savings to community health costs arising from Annoyance and sleep disturbance demonstrate that balcony acoustic Treatments may provide a significant benefit towards reducingThe health related costs of road traffic noise.

• Effects of changing planning and building design policies other Than balcony acoustic treatments, such as internal environmental Noise guidelines, local area planning scheme codes, predicted Changes in urban population densities and predicting the impacts Of road planning and design.

• Additionally the costs of the acoustic Design and construction should be estimated and used to offset Estimated savings. Increased knowledge and data on existing Dwelling types (for retrofit policies) and proposed dwelling developments For forward exposure assessments would enhance future Studies.