Evaluating the measurement of the velocity level difference for building constructions which combine Type A and Type B elements

As part of an ongoing research project in the new four-room flanking facility at the National Research Council Canada, the velocity level differences between cross-laminated timber floors/ceilings and lightweight timber framed walls have been measured according to the standard, ISO 10848-1. The apparent sound reduction indices between the pairs of rooms have also been measured according to ISO 10848-1. The measured apparent sound reduction indices are compared to those predicted according to the standard, ISO 12354-1 based on the measured velocity level differences, the resonant transmission losses and the dimensions of the elements of the flanking paths between the room pairs.

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NOISE-CON proceedings
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2024-10-04
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https://doi.org/10.3397/in_2024_3715
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Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
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Evaluating the measurement of the velocity level difference for building constructions which combine Type A and Type B elements

Markus Müller-Trapet, Jeffrey Mahn, Sabrina Skoda, Iara Batista da Cunha
NOISE-CON proceedings
Structural Health Monitoring Techniques
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Evaluating the measurement of the velocity level difference for building constructions which combine Type A and Type B elements

Markus Müller-Trapet, Jeffrey Mahn, Sabrina Skoda, Iara Batista da Cunha
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Abstract

As part of an ongoing research project in the new four-room flanking facility at the National Research Council Canada, the velocity level differences between cross-laminated timber floors/ceilings and lightweight timber framed walls have been measured according to the standard, ISO 10848-1. The apparent sound reduction indices between the pairs of rooms have also been measured according to ISO 10848-1. The measured apparent sound reduction indices are compared to those predicted according to the standard, ISO 12354-1 based on the measured velocity level differences, the resonant transmission losses and the dimensions of the elements of the flanking paths between the room pairs.

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