NOISE OPTIMIZATION STUDY FOR AN AUTOMOTIVE LABORATORY

Year 2019, Volume: 8 Issue: 2, 64 - 69, 13.11.2019

Durmuş Temiz Nurullah Gültekin Kazım Kumaş Ali Özhan Akyüz

Abstract

In the automotive laboratory, different engine types are studied. During
the operation of the engines, trainers and students in the laboratory are
exposed to many harmful effects. One of the most important of these effects is
noise pollution. Noise pollution has many effects on human health. Moreover, in
accordance with regulations, noise values should not exceed a certain level in
working environments. The fact that the noise is above certain values requires
the use of personal protective equipment. In this study, noise values were
determined in different models of different engines in automotive laboratories.
The design of the laboratory is designed to create a minimum noise value

Keywords

Noise, Laboratory Design

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