Regulations on noise and noise treatment of rural transformer distance from private houses
With the development of rural economy and the continuous improvement of power facilities, transformers are more and more widely used in rural areas. However, the noise and noise problems generated by the transformer have also been highlighted, which has had a certain impact on the lives of the surrounding residents. In order to solve this problem, the relevant departments have formulated a series of regulations on the noise and noise treatment of rural transformers from private houses.
1. Background and significance of the promulgation of the provisions.
In recent years, power facilities in rural areas have been continuously upgraded, and transformers, as one of the important equipment for power transmission, are also expanding in number and scale. However, the noise and noise problems generated during the operation of the transformer have also been highlighted, which has brought great trouble to the lives of the surrounding residents. In order to ensure the quality of life and physical and mental health of residents, the relevant departments have formulated a series of regulations on the noise and noise treatment of rural transformers from private houses, aiming to standardize the operation of transformers and reduce the impact on surrounding residents.
Second, the specific content of the provisions.
1.The distance between the transformer and the house is regulated.
According to the regulations, the rural transformer should keep a certain distance from the surrounding houses, and the specific standards are as follows:
1) The transformer is not less than 10 meters away from the house;
2) Under special circumstances, such as terrain restrictions, road planning, etc., the distance between the transformer and the house can be appropriately shortened, but not less than 8 meters.
In addition, for the transformers that have been built, if they are too close to the houses, effective noise reduction measures should be taken to reduce the impact on residents.
2.Noise and noise standards for transformers.
According to the relevant national standards, the noise and noise of the transformer shall not exceed the following standards:
1) 60 dB during the day and 50 dB at night;
2) Under special circumstances, such as when the transformer capacity is large or the operating load is heavy, its noise and noise shall not exceed 65 decibels during the day and 55 decibels at night.
In order to ensure that the noise and noise of the transformer meet the standards, the relevant departments will regularly test and maintain the transformer, and deal with the problems in time.
3.Installation and maintenance requirements for transformers.
In order to reduce the impact of the transformer on the surrounding residents, in addition to maintaining a certain distance and meeting noise standards, the following installation and maintenance requirements need to be met:
1) The transformer should be installed on a flat and hardened ground, and corresponding drainage facilities should be set up to prevent water accumulation from affecting the transformer;
2) The maintenance and overhaul of the transformer should be carried out regularly to ensure its normal operation;
3) The appearance of the transformer should be kept clean and tidy, without obvious rust and damage.
3. Implementation and supervision of provisions.
In order to ensure the effectiveness of the implementation of the regulations on noise and noise treatment of rural transformers from residential houses, the relevant departments will take the following measures:
1.Strengthen publicity and education, improve residents' awareness of transformer noise and noise problems, and enhance residents' awareness of environmental protection;
2.Conduct a comprehensive investigation of new and completed transformers, and rectify non-compliance with regulations;
3.Regularly inspect and maintain the transformer to ensure its normal operation;
4.Set up a complaint and service platform to accept residents' complaints and suggestions in a timely manner.
Fourth, the significance and impact of the provisions.
The implementation of the regulations on noise and noise treatment of rural transformers from residential houses has important significance and impact
1.Improve the quality of life of residents: The implementation of the regulations will effectively reduce the impact of transformers on surrounding residents and improve the quality of life of residents;
2.Promote environmental awareness: The publicity and education of the regulations will enhance the environmental awareness of residents and promote environmental protection in rural areas;