Not exact matches
Its number - crunching capabilities are used to
study ship hydrodynamics and air turbulence, to probe industrial combustion
turbines to create cleaner engines, and to understand global ocean circulation, as well as for earthquake simulations and aircraft
noise - reduction modeling.
Hi Andrew, Thought you could update list with this paper on Effects of industrial wind
turbine noise on sleep and health The
study proves
noise emissions from IWTs disturb sleep & impair mental health: http://www.noiseandhealth.org/article.asp?issn=1463-1741;year=2012;volume=14;issue=60;spage=237;epage=243;aulast=Nissenbaum Cheers Jamie
Research has found that intrusive
noises adversely affect children's cardiovascular systems, memory, language development and ability to learn, though
studies specifically on impacts of wind
turbine noise on youngsters has not been done.
On October 14, 2014, after more than four years of hearing testimony from residents, visiting the wind project,
studying the science on wind
turbine noise, speaking to researchers, and reviewing
noise testing results, the Brown County Board of Health correctly and courageously declared Duke Energy's Shirley Wind
turbines a «Human Health Hazard» in accordance with Brown County and Wisconsin state statutes.
Researchers are working on high - frequency
noise generators that would be audible to bats and drive them away from wind
turbines, ultraviolet lights to illuminate towers and repel bats, and behavioral
studies that would help the industry fine - tune when it should feather
turbines.
For a decade individuals and community groups have been calling for
studies into the adverse health impacts of wind
turbine noise both in Australia and overseas.
Literature reviews of previous
studies serve a purpose as do the plethora of separate
studies by acousticians, sleep experts and physicians, many of which draw the conclusion there is a strong prima facie case that low - frequency
noise generated by wind
turbines causes chronic sleep deprivation in some people which then degenerates to adverse health impacts.
U.S. and Chilean researchers join to
study wind
turbine vibration, dampen unwanted
noise.
Annoyance from wind
turbine noise has previously been evaluated, primarily in cross-sectional
studies.
The Acoustic Ecology Institute's «Wind Farm
Noise 2011: Science and policy overview», compiled by Jim Cummings, makes the point that several Scandinavian studies have shown turbine noise annoyance is notably higher in rural settings than in more built up a
Noise 2011: Science and policy overview», compiled by Jim Cummings, makes the point that several Scandinavian
studies have shown
turbine noise annoyance is notably higher in rural settings than in more built up a
noise annoyance is notably higher in rural settings than in more built up areas.
[10] Rand R., Ambrose S, Krogh C. Wind
turbine acoustic investigation: infrasound and low - frequency
noise - a case
study.
To help address public concern over these health effects Health Canada (HC) announced the Health Canada Wind
Turbine Noise and Health
Study (HC
Study) 2 years ago and brought forth preliminary results November 6, 2014.
On January 9, 2009, the New York Supreme Court annulled a town law regulating large wind
turbines because the town board did not take a «hard look» at relevant areas of environmental concern, and it disregarded
study committee recommendations for setbacks and
noise standards to protect the health and well - being of residents.
Health aspects associated with wind
turbine noise — results from three field
studies Pedersen, Eja
The
study did find a correlation, but not a causal relationship, between increasing levels of wind
turbine noise and annoyance.
The review is the first comprehensive review of peer - reviewed
studies addressing measured levels of
noise and its components, including low frequency
noise, undertaken in the context of living in proximity to wind
turbines.
«PEOPLE living near wind farms face a greater risk of suffering health complaints caused by the low - frequency
noise generated by
turbines, a groundbreaking
study has found.»
This
study was performed by five professional
noise control engineers in an abandoned residence near wind
turbines.
Hi Andrew, Thought you could update list with this paper on Effects of industrial wind
turbine noise on sleep and health The
study proves
noise emissions from IWTs disturb sleep & impair mental health: http://www.noiseandhealth.org/article.asp?issn=1463-1741;year=2012;volume=14;issue=60;spage=237;epage=243;aulast=Nissenbaum Cheers Jamie
2) Primary review of sound
studies done in a variety of locations in response to wind
turbine noise complaints (Table 1);
1) A review of the European and other wind
turbine siting criteria and existing
studies of the prevalence of
noise problems after construction;
The formal paper covered the community
noise studies performed in response to complaints, research on health issues related to wind
turbine noise, critiques of
noise studies performed by consultants working for the wind developer, and research / technical papers on wind
turbine sound immissions and related topics.