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Love Thy Neighbour
26/08/2010
Quiet please One group's fight against noise pollution in Bangkok
06/05/2010
Shhh! Indians told to keep the noise down
04/03/2010
Ministry rejects local pollution plan
10/02/2010
Chiang Mai, AoT begins compensation talks over noise pollution
21/05/2008
Thai police arrest 2 for launching paper lanterns near Bangkok's main airport
24/04/2008
Airport residents threaten renewed rally if noise unabated
30/11/2007
Don Muang closer to international flights
19/11/2007
Airports of Thailand to make an initial 736 Million Baht for noise compensation
31/07/2007
AOT struggling with residents...
29/05/2007
Cannot sleep from the loud noise....
29/05/2007
Airport of Thailand estimates B120 billion for noise compensation
15/03/2007
PCD vows to cut noise near airport
08/11/2006
Airport city opposition mounting
02/11/2006
Pollution Control Dept. to inspect 'noisy' shops
18/07/2006
Noisy traffic Campaign
03/05/2006
Members of airport committee opt to take the silent approach
06/03/2006
Cobra Swamp turns into (noisy?) airport
21/12/2005
Bangkok skytrain extention gets noise attention
04/12/2005
Noise buffer zone for new Bangkok airport
15/11/2005
EU Future Noise Policy
03/11/2005
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Structural analysis
Structural analysis
Geonoise uses Finite Element Analysis (FEA) software to model structures such as buildings or machinery foundations.
The Finite Element Analysis models are used to predict structural natural frequency to determine if a resonant condition could occur.
To assist in designing proper mount isolation systems, we analyze foundation impedances with this Finite Element Analysis.
We also employ forced harmonic analyses to predict responses of a structure to know vibration levels. Design modifications can be developed to reduce vibrations and stresses to the structure or equipment inside the structure.
Geonoise Thailand Co. Ltd., noise control Thailand, independent acoustical engineers Thailand