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Percussive pile driving can be a sginificant source of low-frequency impulsive underwater sound. During the process, a pile is driven into the sea-bed (or river-bed, etc.) using a hammer, which is typically driven hydraulically. Such a technique is commonly used to position piles in shallow water construction applications. Examples of such applications include: - Construction of offshore wind farms; - Construction and mooring of platforms for the offshore oil and gas industry; - Construction of bridge supports and foundations in rivers and estuaries; - Mooring and positioning of aquatic renewable energy devices. The assessment of impact if the radiated sound on marine life is not part of the scope of this standard.
| Author | DIN |
|---|---|
| Editor | DIN |
| Document type | Standard |
| Format | File |
| ICS | 17.140.30 : Noise emitted by means of transport |
| Number of pages | 44 |
| Replace | DIN ISO 18406 (2018-01) |
| Cross references | ISO 18406 (2017-04), IDT |
| Set | MYSTD-20STD |
| Year | 2018 |
| Document history | DIN ISO 18406 (2018-08) |
| Country | Germany |
| Keyword | 18406 |