Mobile inflatable noise barriers are used in a variety of situations where temporary noise reduction is necessary.

Depending on the application, the requirements differ in terms of:

• noise reduction
• frequency range
• screen height
• flexibility and portability

Buitink Technology recommends a suitable configuration for each situation, based on acoustic conditions, regulations and practical feasibility.

General classification of practical situations

When applying noise barriers, a distinction can be made based on the position of the noise source and the receiver:

Outside → Outside
(e.g. construction site to surrounding area)

Inside → Outside
(e.g. generator or machine in a building)

Indoors → Indoors
(temporary partitions or cubicles)

In addition, the type of noise source (traffic, machinery, music) plays a decisive role in the choice of screen.

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Overview of applications

Construction and infrastructure projects

Mobile noise barriers are used in temporary construction and infrastructure projects in environments where noise pollution towards the surrounding area must be limited.

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Road traffic

Mobile noise barriers are used during temporary works along roads and motorways to reduce noise from traffic and construction activities.

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Rail and rail traffic

Mobile noise barriers offer a temporary and flexible noise control measure for railway-related work near residential areas.

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Events and music festivals

Mobile noise barriers are used at events and festivals to limit noise pollution in the surrounding area.

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Industrial work (temporary)

Mobile noise barriers are used during temporary industrial work to reduce noise towards the surrounding area or adjacent functions.

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Temporary technical installations

Mobile noise barriers are used around temporary installations such as generators, pumps and emergency facilities.

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The correct application and configuration of a mobile noise barrier depends on the situation, the sound spectrum and the applicable regulations.

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