Noise Barriers

 

Noise barriers are erected alongside railway lines that go through or are near residential areas in order to reduce the noise pollution caused by passing trains. These then increase the acceptance of rail for both passenger and freight services.

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Soundsafe Moveable Mini Noise Barrier as an Alternative to Regular Noise Barriers

Soundsafe Moveable Mini Noise Barrier as an Alternative to Regula...

GSF Rail Infra’s new mini noise barrier, the SoundSafe Movable, has been acoustically tested in 9 different practical situations.

GSF RailInfra Delivers SoundSafe Movable Prototype

GSF RailInfra Delivers SoundSafe Movable Prototype

GSF RailInfra's SoundSafe Movable is a brand new and innovative mini noise barrier concept for the railway sector.

The Evolution of Sound Barriers

The Evolution of Sound Barriers

For years, Soundim has led the evolution of railway sound barriers, and continues to look for new ways to innovate.

Sustainable Sound Reduction Solutions for Railway Tracks

Sustainable Sound Reduction Solutions for Railway Tracks

Soundim’s low height railway barriers are able to block noise at the source without restricting passenger views.

Germany: DB Highlights Success of Noise Abatement Efforts

Germany: DB Highlights Success of Noise Abatement Efforts

Deutsche Bahn has published its Noise Protection Balance Sheet for 2021, which highlights the advancements made in noise abatement.

Rizzani de Eccher to Build Baltic States’ Longest Railway Bridge

Rizzani de Eccher to Build Baltic States’ Longest Railway Bridge

Rizzani de Eccher has been chosen to construct the Rail Baltica railway bridge over the river Neris near Jonava, Lithuania.

HS2: Chiltern Tunnel North Portal Designed to Cut Traffic Noise

HS2: Chiltern Tunnel North Portal Designed to Cut Traffic Noise

HS2 has unveiled designs for Chiltern Tunnel’s north portal, which focus on cutting noise from trains as they enter and exit the tunnel.

Reverse Train Traffic Starts on Moscow Central Diameter 1

Reverse Train Traffic Starts on Moscow Central Diameter 1

Trains are now alternately running in both directions on the Belorusskaya – Savyolovskaya track of the Moscow Central Diameter 1 (MCD-1).

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