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Welcome Sound Its All Around Us How to Design for Optimal Workplace Acoustic Comfort Quiz 1 of 5 What is the difference between sound and noise? Quiz 1 of 5 Noise is unwanted sound , judged to be unpleasant, loud or

Welcome…
“Sound… It’s All Around Us” How to Design for Optimal Workplace Acoustic Comfort
Quiz 1 of 5 What is the difference between sound and noise?
Quiz 1 of 5 “ Noise is unwanted sound , judged to be unpleasant, loud or disruptive to hearing”
What is Sound & Why Does it Matter? Sound affects us in 4 ways… Physiologically Cognitively Psychologically Behaviorally
What is Sound & Why Does it Matter?
What is Sound & Why Does it Matter?
Sound… But what is acoustic design? Sound is measurable Sound is manageable
How We Measure Sound: Reverberation Time “RT (Reverberation Time) is the time for the sound to die away to a level of 60 decibels below its original level.”
How We Measure Sound: RT Norms
How We Measure Sound: Sound Absorption Classifications
How We Measure Sound: Materials
How We Measure Sound: Decibels “ A dB (Decibel) is the unit used to measure the intensity of sound.”
How We Measure Sound 20 dB – Whispered conversation 45 dB – Occupied office 50 dB – Occupied classroom 65 dB – Gymnasium/restaurant 70 dB – Factory/railway carriage 90 dB – Traffic/machinery 110dB – Rock concert 120 dB – Plane at take-off 140 dB -Gunshot
How We Measure Sound 55dB is NOT 10% more than 50dB!
Design for Optimum Acoustics Cellular Office
Design for Optimum Acoustics Multi-user Room (Co-working)
Design for Optimum Acoustics Open Plan Space
Design for Optimum Acoustics Booth / Pod
Design Principle 1 Find the source of the noise…
Design Principle 1 …and build walls
Design Principle 2 Acoustic Design Guidelines
Design Principle 2 Before After
Design Principle 2 Wall Panels
Design Principle 2 Rafts Baffles
Average RT before treatment: 1.08secs Average RT after treatment: 0.58secs Amount of ‘Class A’ sound absorber required: 11sq/m
Design Principle 3
Design Principle 3
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