Simplified design for building sound control
Organized for self-paced study, this user-friendly book can easily be understood by designers with no engineering training. Provides excellent guidance concerning how design can be used to control noise, privacy and room acoustics within buildings. Contains a summary of the basic types of sound problems that occur in buildings.
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absorption achieved airborne noise airborne sound attenuation audibility background noise level barrier basic construction building design ceiling Chapter concrete considerations crosstalk decibel design goals direct sound doors drywall ducts effective efforts elements enclosure Enkasonic equipment evaluation exterior fiber glass Sound-SHIELD Fire-Shield flanking floating floor floor floor/ceiling frequency glass Sound-SHIELD sound gypsum board hearing task HVAC system incoming noise insulation interior isolation listening tasks loudness materials modifications noise control Noise Reduction Coefficient noise sources noisy partition possible potential range reduce reflected sounds reflecting surfaces reverberation roof room acoustics separation situations sound barrier sound conditions sound control batts sound leaks sound path sound pressure sound pressure level sound privacy sound problems sound source sound transmission sound transmission class sound waves Sound-SHIELD sound control specific STC rating STC values steel studs struction structure structure-borne noise structure-borne sound tion Type X gypsum typical various vibrations wall Wallboard wavelength