Acoustics plays a fundamental role in noise control at race tracks, where engine noise and other related activities can reach very high levels and significantly impact surrounding communities. The task of acoustics in this context is to mitigate and manage the noise produced by motorsport events while ensuring the tranquility of the surrounding area.
Acoustic Impact
The wide range of interventions we operate includes Environmental Acoustic Impact, technical feasibility analysis, acoustic barrier design, monitoring, and noise control
studies to reduce the acoustic impact on surrounding areas.
Acoustic Propagation Model
We use acoustic propagation models that allow us to predict how noise will spread in the surrounding environment, taking into account factors such as topography,
vegetation, weather conditions, and vehicle characteristics. This helps identify the areas most affected by noise and assess the effectiveness of the mitigation measures to be adopted.
Identification of Mitigation Measures
Based on the evaluations of the studies, mitigation measures will be proposed to reduce the noise impact generated by the race track.
These measures could include the installation of sound-absorbing barriers, acoustic screens, earth berms, and the adoption of advanced noise reduction technologies.
Community Tranquility
Acoustic issues can negatively impact the quality of life of residents near race tracks, but accurate and competent acoustic management of circuits, starting
from track design, can ensure compliance with regulations, reduce noise impact on nearby homes, and help maintain a balance between the needs of race participants and those of local communities.
