Lärmgrenzwerte
Lärmgrenzwerte, often translated as noise limits or noise control values, are regulatory standards designed to protect human health and the environment from excessive noise pollution. These limits specify the maximum permissible sound levels in various settings, such as residential areas, workplaces, and near public spaces. The primary goal of Lärmgrenzwerte is to minimize the negative impacts of noise, which can include sleep disturbance, stress, cardiovascular problems, impaired cognitive function, and reduced quality of life.
The implementation and specific values of Lärmgrenzwerte vary significantly by country and region, often differing for
Lärmgrenzwerte are applied to a wide range of noise sources, including traffic (road, rail, and air), industrial