Noise Control in Civil Engineering
Noise Control in Civil Engineering
BY
SAHITHYA.G
SAHITHYA.G
CIVIL C1...
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CIVIL C1 1
INTRODUCTION
ROOM ACOUSTICS
FLOOR CONTRUCTION
SPACE PLANNING
CONCLUSION
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INTRODUCTION
NOISE IS UNWANTED SOUND .IT CAN CAUSE HEARING LOSS,DISTURB
OUTDOORS OR INDOORS
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WHY NOISE AT SOURCE??
VIBRATION OF LARGE PARTS.
IMPROPER MAINTANENANCE.
DUE TO TRANSPORTATION.
Sound waves combine and reach alistener via direct and indirect pathways.
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ROOM ACOUSTICS....
Room acoustics is the sound behaviour in room .
The persistence of the sound creates unwanted rooms with high level of reflected
sound may have poor room acoustics depending on the use of the room since
The time required for the sound to be absorbed gradually and reduced below
hearing levels.
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EFFECTIVE WAYS TO REDUCE
NOISE LEVELS :
1.SOUND PROOFING: sound proofing is a process that
involves installing materials that can be absorb or block
sound waves. Some common soundproofing windows and
doors and acoustic panels .
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5.SOUND BARRIERS : sound barriers are structures that are
designed to block sound waves from entering a building .They
are typically installed outside of the building and can be made
of materials such as concrete or wood .
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FLOOR CONSTRUCTION....
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CONCLUSION.....
ADVANTAGES :
DISADVANTAGES :
Their highly absorbent materials only and reduce echoes and reverberation that
cause noise pollution within the space .
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