Noise report onboard of cargo vessel

Elena Gabriela Hulea; Costel Iulian Mocanu

doi:10.35219/AnnUgalShipBuilding.2020.43.02

Elena Gabriela Hulea “Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati
Costel Iulian Mocanu “Dunarea de Jos” University of Galati

DOI: https://doi.org/10.35219/AnnUgalShipBuilding.2020.43.02

Keywords: Code on noise level onboard ship, permissible levels, sound sources, measurement equipment

Abstract

Regarding the increasing demands for a low noise environment onboard ships, the classification societies introduced the measurement of noise levels onboard every ship not only for the first ship, no matter the type and size above 1600 gross tonnage. That why is necessary a good collaboration of all the parties involved in the construction of ships from designers, shipbuilders, till owners. This article describes the measurements technique
used for obtaining the noise levels onboard a cargo vessel, to obtain the approval of Classification society

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Noise report onboard of cargo vessel

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