Noise emissions from various transportation modes became in recent years a major concern for environmental and governmental agencies due to their impact on the community. As a result, experimental campaigns and studies have been directed towards the analysis and control of the main noise sources. Only a few analyses, however, have regarded noise exposure due to port activities. In this paper, the focus is on airborne noise emissions from a ferry ship. At first, the main onboard noise sources were identified in terms of their nature and location. Secondly, sources data on the main sources were derived, based on onboard measurements of the ferry berthed in the port of Naples. A geometrical 3D model was created, including all bodies present in the acoustic field of the surrounding area. Finally, by post processing, the consistency between actual acoustic field and numerical model results was checked.
Airborne Noise Prediction of a Ro/Ro Pax Ferry in the Port of Naples / Coppola, Tommaso; Mocerino, Luigia; Rizzuto, Enrico; Viscardi, Massimo; Siano, Daniela. - 1:(2018), pp. 157-165. (Intervento presentato al convegno NAV 2018 - 19th International Conference on Ship and Maritime Research tenutosi a Trieste nel Giugno 2018) [10.3233/978-1-61499-870-9-157].
Airborne Noise Prediction of a Ro/Ro Pax Ferry in the Port of Naples
Coppola Tommaso
;Mocerino Luigia;Rizzuto Enrico;Viscardi Massimo;Siano Daniela
2018
Abstract
Noise emissions from various transportation modes became in recent years a major concern for environmental and governmental agencies due to their impact on the community. As a result, experimental campaigns and studies have been directed towards the analysis and control of the main noise sources. Only a few analyses, however, have regarded noise exposure due to port activities. In this paper, the focus is on airborne noise emissions from a ferry ship. At first, the main onboard noise sources were identified in terms of their nature and location. Secondly, sources data on the main sources were derived, based on onboard measurements of the ferry berthed in the port of Naples. A geometrical 3D model was created, including all bodies present in the acoustic field of the surrounding area. Finally, by post processing, the consistency between actual acoustic field and numerical model results was checked.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.