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Evaluation of noise levels in al najaf al ashraf streets iraq
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International INTERNATIONAL Journal
of Civil Engineering JOURNAL and OF Technology CIVIL (IJCIET), ENGINEERING ISSN 0976 – AND 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME TECHNOLOGY (IJCIET) ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print) ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online) Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME: www.iaeme.com/Ijciet.asp Journal Impact Factor (2014): 7.9290 (Calculated by GISI) www.jifactor.com 11 IJCIET ©IAEME EVALUATION OF NOISE LEVELS IN AL-NAJAF AL-ASHRAF STREETS, IRAQ Sabreen Lateef Al-Shauk Department of Environmental Planning, College of Physical Planning, University of Kufa , Iraq ABSTRACT This study was conducted to determine the levels of noise pollution in the some main and secondary streets of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city for a period of 7 months, starting from February 2012 until October of the same year. Twenty five streets were selected for study and the measures were conducted at three sites, at the beginning, middle and end of each street and compared the average with allowable limits. Measurements are usually conducted during work time from 7:00am until 12:00 am. The study showed that the average of sound intensity for all study sites had exceeded the limits permitted by the World Health Organization within a item commercial areas and administrative center of the city for the period from 7:00 until 18:00 which was 55-65 dB, the results showed that higher value of sound intensity during the study period was 79.3 dB in the Najaf – Karbala main street while lower value for the sound intensity was 71.3 dB in the of Abu Taleb district Street. This requires taking the necessary measures to reduce the problem of noise pollution in the city because of its multiple negative effects. Keywords: Noise Pollution, Lmax, Lmin, Leq, Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf. INTRODUCTION Noise pollution, a by-product of urbanization and industrialization, is now worldwide recognized as a major problem for the quality of life in urban areas. The increase in the population and in the number of circulating vehicles has led to an increase in noise pollution, but noise pollution has been considered less than other contaminants in the environment (Mansouri et al. 2006). In contrast to many other environmental problems, noise pollution continues to grow and is accompanied by an increasing number of complaints from people exposed to the noise. The growth in noisepollution is unsustainable because it involves direct, as well as cumulative, adverse health effects. It also adversely affects future generations and has socio cultural, aesthetic and economic effects (Yilmaz and Ozer 2005).
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 12 The need for studies regarding urban noise pollution and its consequences on the environmenthas motivated various researchers on the problemin several countries (Ugwuanyi et al. 2004; Zeid et al. 2000; Zheng 1996; Zannin et al. 2003). Many researchers have reported that road trafficis the predominant and most generalized noisesource in urban areas (Saadu et al. 1998; Bisio1996; Nelson 1998). Noise pollution has been stated as a serious health hazard (Bies and Hansen, 1996), with noise-related damageto humans ranging from annoyance to insanity and death (Mato and Mufuruki, 1999). Maschke (1999) treated the impact of noise as a stress inductor, and statedthat induced stress by noise has a psychosocial component. Nelson (1987) reported that long term exposure to high occupational noise can result in permanent hearingloss. Additionally, commonly experienced noise effects may include annoyance, deterioration of sleep quality, and stress-related is chaemic heart disease (NHC, 1997; Morrell et al., 1997). Adverse effects due to exposure to noise may include interference with speech communication and decreasing children’s learning skills (Mato and Mufuruki, 1999). More recently, attempts have been made to estimate health and economic impactsdue to noise pollution. Franssen et al. (2002) showed that significant portionof hypertension is attributed to aircraft noise when they presented a comprehensiveapproach for assessing health consequences in environmental impact assessmentdue to the noise resulting from the operation of Schiphol airport in Amsterdam. STUDY OBJECTIVES The study aims to: 1. Evaluate noise pollution at the streets of AL-Najaf Al-Ashraf city. 2. The relationship between noise and street width. 3. The relationship between noise and vehicles number during measurements. SOURCES OF NOISE POLLUTION Noise pollution sources are divided on two main sections : ( natural sources , and human sources ) Natural sources 1 Thunder: It is a natural phenomena that occur at certain conditions and associated with the occurrence of another phenomenon, in other words a voice of peal and explosion occurs in the atmosphere as a result of very high electrical charge discharge. It may occur in different form and generates a sense of fear and dread and panic for people, young and old. 2 Wind: the air that generate sound according to the speed at which it is moving and its intensity occur banging and peal have tremendous negative impact on the ear. (Shhata ,2008) Human sources Noise pollution derives from several sources, including street traffic, aircraft, railroads, industry, construction, consumer products, and other sources.
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 13 • Street Traffic Noise that is emitted by street traffic is generated by engines, exhaust systems, tires interacting with the road, and horns. (Bugliarello, Alexandre, Barnes, Wakstein, 1976) • Aircraft Aircraft noise derives primarily from airplanes' propulsion systems and from aerodynamic noise. (Raney Cawthorn, 1979) • Railroads Railroads, like street traffic, are a source of surface transportation noise. The majority of noise emitted by trains is produced by the engines or by the interaction of the wheels with the track .Other sources of noise in railroad systems include warning signals at crossings, whistles and horns, freight classification yards, and railroad construction and maintenance equipment. Though railroad noise is confined to areas near tracks and is thus less pervasive than street traffic, it still represents a significant danger to human health (Lotz Kurzweil, 1979) • Industry There are four main categories of industrial activity that are particularly relevant to the study of noise: product fabrication, product assembly, power generation, and processing. Noise is generated in all of these activities, with the majority occurring at the lower end of the frequency spectrum. While people around an industrial facility and the people within it are both affected by industrial noise, it is the workers within the plant that generally bear the brunt of most of it(Bugliarello, Alexandre, Barnes, Wakstein, 1976). • Construction Construction noise, a major source of noise pollution, is emitted by construction equipment, which Leasure (1979) defines as that equipment utilized at construction sites for the fabrication, erection, modification, demolition, or removal of any structure or facility, including all related activities such as clearing of land, site preparation, excavation, cleanup, and landscaping. • Consumer Products Consumer products represent a wide range of noise-producing items, and Clark (1991) divides them into four categories: recreational (e.g. guns, model airplanes, motorcycles, snowmobiles, go carts, all-terrain vehicles, video arcades, and private planes), hobbies/workshop (e.g. chain saws, power saws, shop vacuums, routers, lawn mowers, and snow blowers), household (e.g. garbage disposals, food blenders, vacuum cleaners, washers and dryers, air conditioners, and refrigerators), and music (e.g. personal stereos, rock concerts, symphony concerts, and home stereos). In addition to the sources of noise pollution discussed, there are several other sources, as well, such as sirens, agricultural noise, military noise, and noise generated by humans themselves. Since sirens are intended to convey urgent messages, it is necessary for them to be loud enough to attract attention (Bugliarello et al.,1976). IMPACT OF NOISE ON HUMAN (1) It decreases the efficiency of a man: Regarding the impact of noise on human efficiency, there are number of experiments which point out the fact that human efficiency increases with noise reduction,thus human efficiency is related with noise.
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME (2) Lack of Concentration: For better quality of work there should be concentration but noise causes lack of concentration. In large cities, mostly all the offices are on main road, the noise of traffic or the loud speakers of different types of horns divert the attention of the people working in offices. (3) Fatigue: Because of noise pollution, people cannot concentrate on their work. ,thus they have to give their more time for completing the work and they feel tiring. (4) Abortion is caused: There should be cool and calm atmosphere during the pregnancy,unpleasant sounds make a lady of irritative nature.Sudden noise causes abortion in females. (5) It causes Blood Pressure: Noise pollution causes certain diseases in human. It attacks on the person’s peace of mind. The noises are recognized as major contributing factors in accelerating the already existing tensions of modern living. The tensions result in certain disease like blood pressure or mental illness etc. (6)Temporary or Permanent Deafness: The effect of noise on audition is well recognized in Mechanics, locomotive drivers, telephone operators etc.All have their hearing impairment as a result of noise at the place of work.Physicist, physicians psychologists are of the view that continued exposure to noise level above 80 to 100 dB is unsafe. Loud noise causes temporary or permanent deafness. Table(1) summarized the above impacts. 14 Table (1): shows the levels of sounds and effects on human (Jomaa, 2008) Levels Sound levels Impacts No. causes pain to the auditory system anddangrous reflection on the cardiovascular system and leads to an inability to distinguish sounds and direction Level higher than 120 db 1 leads to decrease in the severity of hearing and disturbance of the nervous system and the cardiovascular Level between 90-110 db 2 have bad effects on the nervous system and leads to headache and lack in ability to work and see the disturbing dreams 60-80 db Level between 3 leads to adverse effects and reactions such as Anxiety and tension . it affects the brain leading to discomfort and psychological disturbance and lack of health harmony Level between 40-50 db 4 NOISE MEASUREMENT Noise intensity is measured using the measuring unit known as (dB Decibel) . This scale starts from zero , as the sounds was extremely low to ( 130 ) ( dB) as the sounds causing pain . Bel was a unit of measurement recorded by the sound device and are attributed to its explorer ,scientist George (Bill) , uses the term db as a unit for measuring the intensity of the sound, for example, 0 dB is audible sound threshold , (10) dB represents the intensity of The rustle of the trees leaf, ( 90- 100 ) dB represents the intensity of the sound of thunder , ( 130 ) dB represents the threshold of pain in humans , ( 140 ) dB represents the intensity of the sound of rocket launching into space. Sounds usually divided into several degrees are: audible sounds - very quiet sounds - quiet sounds - Medium Height sounds - too high sounds - irritating noises, and these recent sounds causing pain when it reaches to (130) dB .(Arnaoot,2006). Noise is measured by a sound level meter; which is an instrument which responds to sound in approximately the same way as the human ear and which
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME givesreproducible measurements of sound level (Mato, 1999). The equivalent continuous equal energy level (Leq) is applied to fluctuating noise level. The Leq is defined as the constant noise level that expends the same amount of energy as the fluctuating level over the same time period (Davis, 2004). 15 Description of Study Area AL- Najaf Al-Ashraf city located between 44 19 longitude east and 31 59 latitude north. According to administrative units, the city Alhaidariya in the north, city of Abu Sakhir from the south -eastern and city of Kufa from the east. It located 160 km from capital Baghdad , 60 km, 78 km from babel and Karbala provinces respectively. Limits of the study include all districts of AL- Najaf Al-Ashraf city, the actual range of study involves the area that affected by noise pollution which represented by the major and secondary streets in these districts. Overview on the Entrances to the Main Roads of Al- Najaf Al-ashraf City and The impact of Noise on Districts The main ways described as the primary source from it another types of ways branched and it considered as the basic to distribute the other ways such as secondary and rural, thus they have high geometric properties. it consist from two separated lane: one to go and the second for return, and every lane of which contains two passages. Main roads that connect the city with surrounded cities include: Najaf-Karbala entrance (which characterized with high movement for all types of vehicle) (30 vehicle per minuets) which make it large source of noise that affected surrounded districts), Najaf-Diwaniya entrance (Pass through number of residential districts) and Najaf – kufa. The maximum designed speed was (100-120) km/hr daily and (90-100) km/hr at night. In addition that the ability of reach was high and can control on the vehicles that enter and leave. Devices and programs used 1. Digital Sound Level Meter SVAN 955: measures the sound levels in decibels , Polish origin 2. GPS to take coordinates of the observation places. 3. Mobile radar device type (CE 0682viatcount ii) of the Company (via traffic control inggmbh) to measure the number of automobiles. 4. Program (GIS) to draw and process maps and images. RESULTS DISCUSSION The noise levels in (26) main and secondary streets in Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city were measured by taking three readings in each street for period starting from April 2012 until the end of October 2012. The readings took during the official working days from (8-12) AM in order to measure the highest level of noise pollution in the city because in this period the highest readings can be recorded. Consequently, any action to reduce the pollution will be effective because it took into account the highest levels. Three noise levels were recorded: maximum noise level (Lmax), minimun noise level (Lmin) and equivilant noise level (Leq) Numbers of vehicles during duration of measurement were also computed. The Lmax., Lmin. and Leq. Levels, streets width, class and location shown in table(2):
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 16 Table (2): Lmin, Lmax, Leq, Number of Vehicles, Street Width at Streets Studied NO Streets Names Location Street Width (m) Street Class Lmin (db) Lmax (db) Leq (db) Numbers of Vehicles NO Streets Names Location Street Width (m) Street Class Lmin (db) Lmax (db) Leq (db) Numbers of Vehicles 1 Karbala - Najaf Street 1 Near benzen station 50 Main 71.0 91.7 78.8 946 40 Al Furat Street 1 Near care department 15 Secondary 61.5 88 78.8 946 2 Karbala - Najaf Street 2 Near kindy hospital 50 Main 66.5 94.9 79.4 366 41 Al Furat Street 2 Near the Association members of the al najaf board 15 Secondary 58.8 92.5 79.4 366 3 Karbala - Najaf Street 3 Near alshaheed alsader district 50 Main 67.0 100.2 79.7 349 42 Al Furat Street 3 Near alkhafaji showroom 15 Secondary 57.2 89.7 79.7 349 4 Najaf - Abou Sakhir Street 1 Near alsultan hotel 30 Main 69.8 91.3 78.1 587 43 Al Adalah Street 1 Near the amusement park 20 Secondary 62.3 99.6 78.1 587 5 Najaf - Abou Sakhir Street 2 Near technical institue 30 Main 61.6 97.2 77.2 266 44 Al Adalah Street 2 Near safaa allahibi complex 20 Secondary 59.2 87.2 77.2 266 6 Najaf - Abou Sakhir Street 3 Near ground water general authrity 30 Main 64.5 96.7 81.1 165 45 Al Adalah Street 3 Near alrihab services 20 Secondary 53.4 99.4 81.1 165 7 Najaf - Kufa Street 1 Near ibn belal hospital 15 Main 64.2 101.2 75.9 271 46 Salam- Al Jameeah Street 1 Near abo hikmat office 15 Secondary 58.8 93.2 75.9 271 8 Najaf - Kufa Street 2 Near alwaeli dairy shops 15 Main 64.0 91.6 76.2 315 47 Salam- Al Jameeah Street 2 Near alsalam brick shop 15 Secondary 57.2 101.2 76.2 315 9 Najaf - Kufa Street 3 Near alkufa court 15 Main 65.3 93.3 76.2 277 48 Salam- Al Jameeah Street 3 Near street end 15 Secondary 60.2 96.3 76.2 277 10 Salam - Kufa Street 1 Near the vulnerable Institution 20 Secondary 60.7 93.4 73.8 270 49 University Street 1 Near alzena supermarket 20 Secondary 55.7 89.6 73.8 270 11 Salam - Kufa Street 2 Near jamal shakir butcher 20 Secondary 60.6 90.8 73.5 170 50 University Street 2 Near alnarjis supermarket 20 Secondary 58.3 93.7 73.5 170 12 Salam - Kufa Street 3 Near alshimali garage 20 Secondary 58.5 91 72.5 209 51 University Street 3 Near i-phone office for mobile 20 Secondary 61.9 92.7 72.5 209 13 Maysan district - Kufa Street 1 Near new benzene station 20 Main 63.1 88.7 75.7 206 52 Hawli Street 1 Near Gaseous electricity station 20 Main 56.1 97.6 75.7 206 14 Maysan district - Kufa Street 2 Near alasad shop for oil 20 Main 61.9 93.3 76 291 53 Hawli Street 2 Near cemetry 20 Main 53.7 103 76 291 15 Maysan district - Kufa Street 3 Near maysan housing complex 20 Main 62.3 90.5 74.8 314 54 Hawli Street 3 Near sport room 20 Main 56.0 89.1 74.8 314 16 Al Jazeera Street 1 Near alwaeli housing complex 10 Main 53.0 87.7 70.1 278 55 Al Madina Street 1 Near babil bank 15 Main 65.6 100.2 70.1 278 17 Al Jazeera Street 2 Near alrafidain shop 10 Main 56.91 92.4 70.7 197 56 Al Madina Street 2 Near bani hashim hotel 15 Main 60.5 96.2 70.7 197 18 Al Jazeera Street 3 Near barakat alhasan sweets 10 Main 59.1 90.5 72.4 204 57 Al Madina Street 3 Near alzahid hotel 15 Main 59.9 91.1 72.4 204 19 Al Muthanna Street 1 Near wadi alaqeek hotel 20 Secondary 69.0 91.9 76.0 217 58 Al Imam Ali Street 1 Near imam ali bridge 20 Main 64.6 93 76.0 217 20 Al Muthanna Street 2 Near babil bank 20 Secondary 68.7 95.5 76.6 136 59 Al Imam Ali Street 2 Near check point 20 Main 55.5 89.3 76.6 136 21 Al Muthanna Street 3 Near alomaraa pharmacy 20 Secondary 60.5 93.6 74.0 209 60 Al Soor Street 1 Near altor tourism hotel 20 Main 68.1 100.1 74.0 209
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 17 NO Streets Names Location Street Width (m) Street Class Lmin (db) Lmax (db) Leq (db) Numbers of Vehicles NO Streets Names Location Street Width (m) Street Class Lmin (db) Lmax (db) Leq (db) Numbers of Vehicles 22 Al Ansar - Airport Street 1 Near airport 15 Main 58.6 87.3 71.1 127 61 Al Soor Street 2 Near zain alaabidine shrine 20 Main 58.4 90.4 71.1 127 23 Al Ansar - Airport Street 2 Near alimamain supermarket 15 Main 64.1 94.3 72.8 208 62 Al Soor Street 3 Near banat alhasan shrine 20 Main 64.2 98 72.8 208 24 Al Ansar - Airport Street 3 Near faris supermarket 15 Main 59.5 90.5 74.9 358 63 Al Thawrah District Street 1 Near police department 15 Secondary 60.5 106.4 74.9 358 25 Al - Ghadeer Street 1 Near tanjrah hall 10 Secondary 61.6 94.1 77.0 294 64 Al Thawrah District Street 2 Near hanoon garage 15 Secondary 57.2 99.9 77.0 294 26 Al - Ghadeer Street 2 Near turkish beta company 10 Secondary 60.3 94.7 75.1 284 65 Al Thawrah District Street 3 Near car garage 15 Secondary 58.2 96.9 75.1 284 27 Al - Ghadeer Street 3 Near asia cell company 10 Secondary 60.6 94.6 73.0 294 66 Al Rahma District Street 1 Near alsaid alsader shrine 20 Main 55.3 96 73.0 294 28 Al Eskan Street 1 Near AL-Najaf traffic directorate 20 Main 58.4 96.9 73.4 277 67 Al Rahma District Street 2 Near alsaid alsader bather 20 Main 50.7 89.8 73.4 277 29 Al Eskan Street 2 Near alzahraa hospital 20 Main 65.1 90.9 74.5 278 68 Al Rahma District Street 3 cemetry street end 20 Main 45.4 92.3 74.5 278 30 Al Eskan Street 3 Near jaafar altayar mosque 20 Main 66.6 98.6 76.1 275 69 Abu Talib District Street 1 Near alkhaima resturant 20 Secondary 59.0 98.6 76.1 275 31 The Second Al - Ghadeer Street 1 Near baneqia supermarket 10 Secondary 52.8 89.5 73.5 221 70 Abu Talib District Street 2 Near General Automotive Company 20 Secondary 57.4 94.3 73.5 221 32 The Second Al - Ghadeer Street 2 Near khair alsafwa company 10 Secondary 61.1 91 74 222 71 Abu Talib District Street 3 Near barakat alzahraa spermarket 20 Secondary 57.3 89 74 222 33 The Second Al - Ghadeer Street 3 Near street end 10 Secondary 52.4 91 72.4 125 72 Cemetry - Benzen Station Street 1 Near street start 15 Secondary 63.6 95.9 72.4 125 34 Rowan Street 1 Near alomaraa pharmacy 40 Secondary 60.5 95.8 76.7 225 73 Cemetry - Benzen Station Street 2 Near check point 15 Secondary 59.0 97.2 76.7 225 35 Rowan Street 2 Near babil laboratory 40 Secondary 59.7 96 73.7 401 74 Cemetry - Benzen Station Street 3 Near street end 15 Secondary 66.6 96.1 73.7 401 36 Rowan Street 3 Near kadhum jabbar mosque 40 Secondary 55.0 91.7 72.2 400 75 Hanoon Street 1 Near popular bathroom 15 Secondary 72.8 97.4 72.2 400 37 Al Amir District Street 1 Near iraqi lawyers union 20 Secondary 61.95 92.9 72.5 196 76 Hanoon Street 2 Nera alam alsaid 15 Secondary 58.5 99.2 72.5 196 38 Al Amir District Street 2 Near structural complex 20 Secondary 64.8 89.7 74.7 277 77 Hanoon Street 3 Near maki sewing 15 Secondary 62.6 95.9 74.7 277 39 Al Amir District Street 3 Alzahraa hospital 20 Secondary 55.5 90.4 72.8 213 From the above table and fig (1) it is clear that average noise levels (Leq) were between (67.47-81.1) dB and most of the other readings were between (70-80) dB. The highest level of average noise levels (Leq) was at (Najaf - Abou Sakhir Street 3) due to the passage of large vehicles from it.(map 1 shows the Leq. Noise level in study).
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 19 It also notes that the highest level of noise Lmax was ( 106.4 ) dB fig (2) in the Al Thawrah District Street 1 near police department because of the movement of vehicles, vendors and most of other readings were higher than 90 dB Fig (2): Max Noise Level (Lmax) on the streets of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city The lowest level of the minimum noise level L(min) was ( 45.4 ) at the Al Rahma District Street 3 near the end of the cemetry street because few cars passes from it in ordinary days , but this value is changed during holidays and religious occasions because of the large number of visitors. Most of the other readings ranged between ( 50-70 ) dB as shown in fig (3) . Fig (3): Min Noise Level (Lmin) on the streets of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city Relationship between Noise Levels and Numbers of Vehicles and Streets Width It was noted that the noise levels were not affected by the number of passing vehicles and street width and this is something that draws attention. the highest numbers of vehicles were in (Najaf – Karbala street, Al-Ghadeer street , Al Rawan street , Cemetry -Benzene Station Street , Maysan district Street and Najaf - Kufa Street), as shown in fig (4) fig (5). Fig (4): shows a comparison between the noise levels Lmax,Lmin Leq with the number of vehicles on the streets of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 20 Fig (5): shows a comparison between the noise levels levels Lmax,Lmin Leq with streets width on the streets of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city Comparison between Noise levels on the main and secondary streets From table (2) and fig (6) it was noticed that the average noise levels Leq were not different between the main and secondary streets while the max. and min. noise levels in secondary streets slightly higher than it in main street. It was noticed also that Leq were high in the main entrance of the city despite the breadth of the road and little number of vehicles and and buildings this attributed to the movement of large vehicles from it such as in Hawli street and Najaf - Abou Sakhir Fig (7): shows a comparison between Leq in main and secondary Comparison of Noise Levels with WHO Limits According to WHO limits for noise levels shown in table (3), the average noise levels (Leq) in most of the streets of the city of Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city were exceeded the limits that mentioned previously especially at the commercial areas during the day time from 7 am until six pm which its value between (55-65)db , thus its effects would be classified within third level (table1) which have bad effects on the nervous system and leads to headache and lack in ability to work and see the disturbing dreams.
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME Allowable limit of sound intensity 55-45 60-50 65-55 60-50 50-40 55-45 60-50 55-45 45-35 50-40 55-45 50-40 Suburbs residential with a weak movement 40-30 45-35 50-40 45-35 Rural residential areas, hospitals and 35-25 40-30 45-35 40-30 Gardens Industrial areas and industrial places 60-50 65-55 70-60 65-55 ranges and heavy industries 21 TABLE (3): WHO LIMITS (KHALIL, 2010) Type the area commercial and administrative Areas at center of the city Residential areas and some workshops or business or on the road Residential areas in city CONCLUSION Average daily allowable sound intensity db dB night: from 10 pm until 7:00 Evening:from 6 pm until 10 pm at Day: from 7:00 pm until 6 pm: This study carried out to evaluate noise pollution in the Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf cityat different streets by taken three readings in each street during peak time from 8 am to 12 pm since this represent the official working hours and noise levels higher than other times .number of vehicles were also obtained which represented the main source of noise during measuring time , the following results has been reached: 1- The noise in the Al-Najaf Al-Ashraf city was exist and certain due to main roads, garage , land and air transportation, markets, streets and other sources. 2- Noise has clear effect on comfort, productivity, health and psychological aspects in levels differs depending on source type, intensity, exposure duration and ability of human….etc. 3- Average noise levels (Leq) were between (67.47-81.1) dB and most of the other readings were between (70-80) dB. The highest level of average noise levels (Leq) was at (Najaf - AbouSakhir Street 3) due to the passage of large vehicles through it. 4- the highest level of noise Lmax was ( 106.4 ) dB in the Al Thawrah District Street 1 near police department because of the movement of vehicles, vendors and most readings were higher than 90 dB. 5- The lowest level of the minimum noise level L(min) was (45.4) at the Al Rahma District Street 3 near the end of the cemetery street because few cars passing through it in ordinary days, but this value is changed during holidays and religious occasions because of the large number of visitors. Most of the readings ranged between (50-70) dB. 6- It was noted that the noise levels were not affected by the vehicles number passing and street width. 7- In this study the streets which have high numbers of vehicles were (Najaf - Karbala street, Al-Ghadeer street, Al Rawan street, Cemetery -Benzen Station Street, Maysan district Street Najaf - Kufa Street),
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 8- It was noticed that the average noise levels Leq were not different between the main and 22 secondary streets while the max. and min. noise levels in secondary streets slightly higher than it in main streets . 9- It was noticed that Leq were high in the main entrance of the city such as Hawli street and Najaf - AbouSakhir despite the breadth of the road and few buildings and the little number of vehicles and this attributed to the movement of large vehicles through it. 10- Average noise levels (Leq) at most of the streets have exceeded the limits of the World Health Organization at the commercial areas during the day time from 7 am until six pm which its value between (55-65)db, thus its effects classified within third level which have bad effects on the nervous system and leads to headache and lack in ability to work and see the disturbing dreams. RECOMMENDATIONS Noise control one of the dilemmas of modern life that threaten human health and comfort, it requires a number of engineering, technical organizational, educational, administrative, legal procedures can be summerized as: 1- Control the noise emitted from the industry and regulate sources of noise by placing noise devices on insulation floors, or putting soundproof material in order to reduce the sound waves from spreading outside,. It can also control noise sources by making some changes in the engineering of machines and the workers who work in the factories with high noise level should put silencers for their own safety. 2- Planning special sites for industry, crafts and industrial workshops, isolate machines in factories and install it by following special engineering methods. 3- Activating the laws that governing the movement of different vehicles, and Tightening sanctions on motorists whom their cars have defects in their engines or in the exhaust devices, which issue annoying sounds during operation or movement as well as putting restrictions on the use of alarm in different transportation means. 4- Issuing the necessary legislation and applying it strictly to prevent the use of vehicle alarms, monitoring vehicle's engines and avoid using the annoying, prevent motorcycles that do not contain silencers and work on the passage of large trucks on their own roads. 5- Develop a comprehensive traffic plans to ensure the flow of traffic as much as possible without traffic jams which is one of the main causes of road noise by putting indicative signs for the citizen in the obvious places of the city and allocation places for parking in commercial areas. 6- Prevent the use of amplifiers and recording devices on streets or cafes, and shops and legislate laws that limit voice level for recording equipment, television and radio, which can disturb neighborhood and legislation laws to protect the environment includes all the wrong behaviors that fall from some citizens and identify deterrent penalties for perpetrators in order to make sounds that emitted from sources be within the permissible limits. 7- Replanning the city and the roads and construction of buildings impermeable to soundby using soundproof construction materials and techniques and taken into account in planning that sites of residential area, schools and hospitals should be far from sources of noise with no licensing for building factories and industrial workshops inside or close to neighborhoods residential but it should be built in special industrial zones outside the city. 8- In planning and design of buildings sensitive to noise such as (hospitals, schools, public libraries, etc) must be spaced from noise sources especially roads with high number of vehicles, noise intensity must not be more than 40 db in schools and (30-35) db in hospitals
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Civil Engineering and Technology (IJCIET), ISSN 0976 – 6308 (Print), ISSN 0976 – 6316(Online), Volume 5, Issue 11, November (2014), pp. 11-24 © IAEME 23 and it must be surrounded by sufficient array of trees because trees work as buffer to noise since each array of trees reduces the intensity of the noise at a rate of 8 dB. 9- Increasing the cultivation of trees and green spaces on both sides of roads and in the medians of these roads, large Attention should be given to Afforestation of the city and the establishment of parks and increasing the green areas around houses, schools, hospitals, and surrounding the cities with belts of green trees so as to absorb sounds and reduce the severity, especially in too crowded neighborhoods. 10- Local authorities must encourage the citizens on the using of silencers generators instead of ordinary generators that make high scattered sounds in all parts of the city and affecting nearby residents. 11- Peddlers must be monitored and prevent them from behaviors that they practice that results in Nuisance to citizens and provide places as markets in neighborhoods and in order to protect citizens from noise during the announcement of the subversive contraband. In addition to Putting tight restrictions for the use of horns in general and especially votes stimulant used in trucks for sale gas (alarm antenna) as well as for Stautat with preventing their use near hospitals and schools with tuning processions accompanying joys. 12- Publishing environmental awarness on the dangrous of noise by local, central, religious or social authoruties. 13- Prepare suitable iraqi specification include allowable noise limits in collaboration with iraqi environment ministry and environmental protection associations and monitoring the application of standards listed. REFERENCES 1. Arnaoot,M.A.(2006) Human and Environmental Pollution. Aldaralmasriaallobnania, 294. 2. Bies, D. A. and Hansen, C. H.: 1996, Engineering Noise Control: Theory and Practice, 2nd ed., E and FN SPON, London. 3. Bugliarello, G., Alexandre, A., Barnes, J., Wakstein, C. (1976). The Impact of Noise Pollution: A Socio-Technological Introduction. New York: Pergamon Press. 4. Clark, W.W. (1991). Noise exposure from leisure activities: A review. Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 90, 175-181. 5. Davis, M. L. and Masten, S. J.: 2004, Principles of Environmental Engineering and Science, McGraw-Hill. 6. Franssen, E. A., Staatsen, B. A. and Lebret, E.: 2002, ‘Assessing health consequences in an environmental impact assessment: The case of Amsterdam Airport Schiphol’, Environmental ImpactAssessment Review 22, 633–653. 7. Jomaa, M.A.:(2008). Noise Pollution and Ultrasound. DarAlratib, Cairo, Egypt, 113. 8. Khalil,M.A.(2010). Environmental And Sanitary Engineering indices. Scientific Dar alkutub for Publishing and distribution, Abidin, Cairo, 33. 9. Leasure, W.A. (1979). Construction equipment. In C.M. Harris (Ed.), Handbook of Noise Control (2nd ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Chapter 31. 10. Lotz, R., Kurzweil, L.G. (1979). Rail transportation noise. In C.M. Harris (Ed.), Handbook of Noise Control (2nd ed.). New York: McGraw-Hill Book Company, Chapter 33. 11. Mansouri, N., Pourmahabadian, M., Ghasenkhani, M. (2006). Road traffic noise in downtown area of Tehran. Iranian Journal of Environmental Health, Science and Engineering, 3(4), 267–272. 12. Maschke, C. P.: 1999, ‘Preventive medical limits for chronic traffic noise exposure’, Acoustica 85, 448.
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