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May 10, 2026PLoS ONE0 citationsOpen Access

Research on noise prediction and management measures of 500kV substation based on SoundPlan

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HPHao PeiDWDayong WangKSKai Shi

Key Points

  • This research aims to predict and manage noise levels at a 500kV substation using simulation software.
  • Conducted noise prediction using SoundPlan software for CBD substation noise levels.
  • Designed a comprehensive management program based on simulation results.
  • Analyzed the effectiveness of sound barriers and building layout on noise reduction.
  • Transformers noise reduced by 6–15 dB(A) through optimized building layouts and sound barriers.
  • Sound attenuators yielded around 10 dB(A) noise reduction.
  • Enclosure wall improvements achieved a significant noise reduction of up to 30 dB(A).

Abstract

The noise prediction based on SoundPlan numerical simulation software is carried out for the noise of the CBD substation of the State Grid, and a comprehensive management program is designed with the prediction results. The simulation results show that for the noisy transformer, the noise can be reduced by 6–15 dB(A) through the reasonable setting of the building layout and the use of sound barriers, and the sound attenuators can be reduced by around 10 dB(A), furthermore, improving the enclosure walls can get a significant noise reduction up to 30 dB(A). And the safe emission of noise can be realized finally. The results of this simulation can provide reference for relevant engineering designers, that is, the noise of high-voltage substations in noise-sensitive areas can be simulated in advance, and comprehensive measures can be adopted to achieve noise control.

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Pei et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a002126c8f74e3340f9bf9dhttps://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0344581
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