Acoustic Challenges in Large Battery Storage Systems
As part of the energy transition, more and more large battery storage facilities are being built to ensure a reliable power supply and to stabilize the grid. In order to avoid noise problems and ensure compliance with the required immission guidelines, it is necessary to consider sound control at an early stage in planning.
We support our clients in their planning and offer comprehensive support in all sound-related questions, e.g.
Fictitious project example:
Large battery storage facility south of
a village with an adjacent farm
Determination of sound power level: How loud are the system components? Using modern sound intensity measurement technology, we can measure the sound emissions from battery containers, inverters, transformers and similar devices
Here you’ll find a detailed project example.
Local train on railroad tracks close
to a resident’s house
Saw mills often cause relevant shock immissions in adjacent residential areas because of their low operating frequencies.
We measure the vibration emission and immission according to the DIN 4150 series and create a vibration-related calculation model that allows predicting the shock immissions in buildings affected. If needed, we design vibration control measures such as elastic bearings on the source or the recipient.
Reciprotating saw in a saw mill
Remark: No warranty is accepted concerning the currentness of the standards mentioned.