støybarriere
A støybarriere, or noise barrier, is a structure erected to reduce sound levels in a specific area. Typically found along major roads, railways, or industrial sites, these barriers are designed to block or absorb sound waves, thereby mitigating noise pollution for nearby residents and the environment. The effectiveness of a støybarriere depends on several factors, including its height, length, mass, and the presence of gaps or openings.
Common materials used in the construction of støybarriere include concrete, brick, wood, and metal panels. Some
The implementation of støybarriere is often part of urban planning initiatives aimed at improving quality of