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Fig 1.

Project location of CBD 500kV.

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Table 1.

Environmental noise emission standard of industrial enterprises (GB12348−2008).

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Fig 2.

Noise spectrum of different transformer models (provided by State Grid Corporation).

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Table 2.

Sound power level of the axial fans.

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Table 3.

Transformers’ noise path.

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Table 4.

Transformers’ noise path.

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Fig 3.

Geometry model of the project.

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Fig 4.

Geometry model of the rooms.

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Fig 5.

Diffraction of sound barrier [6].

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Table 5.

SPL (10m)and sound power level of a truck mixer and pump.

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Fig 6.

The noise map-without barriers.

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Fig 7.

The noise map-with barriers.

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Table 6.

The noise at sensitive control points with/without barriers.

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Table 7.

Sound attenuators reduction.

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Table 8.

The noise attenuation with sound attenuators (dampers).

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Fig 8.

Sound dampers improvement.

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Fig 9.

Acoustic damper optimization.

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Table 9.

Absorption coefficient of mineral wool panels.

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Fig 10.

Absorption improvement.

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Table 10.

The noise at sensitive control points with/without mineral wool panels.

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Table 11.

Enclosure wall- sound reduction.

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Table 12.

The noise attenuation with aerated concrete blocks wall.

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Fig 11.

Enclosure wall improvement.

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Table 13.

Comparison results of noise reduction performance and time complexity of methods in different environments.

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