Noise correction plans and sound modeling

Sound propagation modeling aims to predict how noise travels from a facility to surrounding areas using sophisticated software. This helps identify potential impacts before they occur and ensures that permissible limits in national environmental standards are not exceeded, especially in environmentally sensitive areas such as residential neighborhoods and hospitals.

We use precise, internationally calibrated measuring devices to monitor noise levels at various points around the site. Noise levels are assessed against the maximum limits set by the National Center for Environmental Compliance, taking into account the different standards for industrial, commercial, and residential areas.

When field measurements show results exceeding permissible standards. As part of the requirements for obtaining environmental permits for high-noise projects, we propose effective engineering and technical solutions within corrective plans to reduce noise levels.

Solutions include a range of measures such as installing soundproofing, constructing noise barriers, improving routine equipment maintenance, or relocating sound sources within the site. At Wathb, we focus on solutions that ensure environmental compliance with the lowest possible operating costs.

Yes, we pay particular attention to protecting environmentally sensitive areas (such as nature reserves, schools, and residential areas). Our studies include a thorough analysis of buffer zones, wind directions, and geographical factors to ensure that the facility's activity does not negatively impact the quality of life in those areas.