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Update on ceiling treatment test planned on I-5 Ship Canal Bridge next year
There are multiple sources of traffic noise entering neighborhoods around the I-5 Ship Canal Bridge. This makes addressing noise in this area a unique challenge. Consequently, we are evaluating new and innovative noise reduction options that could be used to reduce traffic noise from the I-5 Ship Canal Bridge.
In 2010, we plan to install a test section of noise-absorptive panels on the outer edges of the ceiling above the I-5 express lanes on the south concrete approach. The ceiling panels are designed to absorb and block some of the reflected noise from vehicles that bounces off of the upper deck (the ceiling above the express lanes) and back into the neighborhoods.
This test will help us better understand how the material performs to reduce reflected traffic noise for neighbors and businesses. Since this is the first time that the material has been used for this purpose, we will monitor the test section for at least one year to evaluate the material’s durability and effectiveness in this environment.
Interested in learning more?
If you would like to learn more about the I-5 Ship Canal Noise Study, please drop by the Pocock Rowing Center on one of the days listed below to talk with the project team. You can also contact us anytime via e-mail, through our Web site, or by phone. We are available to speak to your neighborhood or business group—please contact us if you are interested in scheduling a briefing.
- Drop by: Pocock Rowing Center (3320 Fuhrman Avenue E., Seattle)
- Tuesday, June 23, 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. or
- Thursday, June 25, 4 p.m. to 6 p.m.
- E-mail: [email protected]
- Visit: www.wsdot.wa.gov/Projects/I5/ShipCanalBridge
- Call: 206-819-7230
Maybe they can spare some tiles for Sea Monster?
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