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Noise generated by intermittent structure borne vibrations
Professor Grootenhuis discusses noise levels due to structural vibration and describes how they can be predicted with some confidence under steady state conditions. His case studies relate to flats in a building in the Barbican in London over railway tracks, and also measurements taken in the Royal Festival Hall.
Noise generated by intermittent structure borne vibrations
Professor Grootenhuis discusses noise levels due to structural vibration and describes how they can be predicted with some confidence under steady state conditions. His case studies relate to flats in a building in the Barbican in London over railway tracks, and also measurements taken in the Royal Festival Hall.
Noise generated by intermittent structure borne vibrations
Grootenhuis, P. (author)
Building Research & Information ; 20 ; 157-161
1992-05-01
5 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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