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Category Archives: Sound Isolation

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Evaluating Sound Transmission Class

Noise Control, Podcast, Sound IsolationBy JaimeOctober 26, 2017

You can see our video about this topic at: Sound Isolation Video. Sound Isolation Projects Noise Engineers regularly works on sound isolation projects. Generally, it involves reducing the noise between spaces or from the exterior to interior.  Usually, we need to test and/or predict the noise passing between spaces. Exterior to Interior Sound Isolation In…

Elementary School Acoustics – Mechanical Noise and Sound Isolation

Achitectural Acoustics, Mechanical Noise, Podcast, Room Acoustics, Sound IsolationBy JaimeMay 10, 2017

Noise Engineers is working with Davy Architecture on the acoustics for the remodel of the Emerson Bandini Elementary School located in San Diego, California.  The primary acoustical issues being addressed are: mechanical noise, sound isolation, impact insulation, and room acoustics.

HUD Noise Guideline

Environmental Noise, Noise Measurement, Podcast, Sound IsolationBy JaimeFebruary 27, 2017

  When evaluating a site for compliance with the HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) guidelines, there are generally two steps. Predict the noise levels outside the proposed building If necessary, predict the interior noise level and insure the components (windows, walls, roof, doors) provide interior noise levels below the required DNL 45…

Sound Isolation – 10 tips to improve the STC of walls

Podcast, Sound IsolationBy JaimeJuly 17, 2016

Here are 10 tips to improve the Sound Transmission Class (STC) between rooms. STC is described below the tips.

Sound Isolation STC – Impact Insulation IIC

Noise Control, Podcast, Sound IsolationBy JaimeMarch 17, 2016

Sound isolation is a common acoustical concern. There are two main ways sound is transmitted from one space to another – airborne and structure-borne. Airborne noise sources transmit noise through the air which causes the wall or floor/ceiling to vibrate, the vibration is transmitted and causes sound on the other side. Airborne noise sources include:…

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