Lärmschutzbarrieren
Lärmschutzbarrieren, also known as Schallschutzwände or Lärmschutzwände, are structures designed to reduce the transmission of noise. They are commonly erected alongside busy roads, railways, and industrial sites to mitigate noise pollution for nearby residents. The effectiveness of a Lärmschutzbarriere depends on several factors, including its height, length, mass, and the presence of gaps or openings.
These barriers work by obstructing the direct path of sound waves from the source to the receiver.
The placement and design of Lärmschutzbarrieren are crucial for their success. They should be continuous and