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Methods for Assessing Benefits of Airborne Noise Isolation Requirements in Residential and Educational Buildings
This report presents a method for estimating benefits accruing from implementing acoustical performance requirements for new buildings. The method can be applied to a wide range of environmental noise conditions and noise isolation requirements for building envelopes. Benefits are estimated based upon the distribution of population with outdoor noise level and the noise isolation provided by the building envelope. A method is described for estimating noise isolation performance of existing construction based upon local conditions.
Methods for Assessing Benefits of Airborne Noise Isolation Requirements in Residential and Educational Buildings
This report presents a method for estimating benefits accruing from implementing acoustical performance requirements for new buildings. The method can be applied to a wide range of environmental noise conditions and noise isolation requirements for building envelopes. Benefits are estimated based upon the distribution of population with outdoor noise level and the noise isolation provided by the building envelope. A method is described for estimating noise isolation performance of existing construction based upon local conditions.
Methods for Assessing Benefits of Airborne Noise Isolation Requirements in Residential and Educational Buildings
F. F. Rudder (author)
1983
70 pages
Report
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English
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