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    Presented By:-Name:-Abhilasmohapatra Branch:-Civil REDG. NO:-1721322002 SEM:-7th

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    This document presents information about noise control in buildings. It discusses sources of noise both externally from outside the building and internally. It describes strategies for noise control including vibrating damping, vibration isolation, and resilient screen decking. It also covers room acoustics, floor construction, space planning, and noise control for main building equipment. The overall goal is to reduce noise pollution and impact both outdoors and indoors within a building.

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    Presented By:-Name:-Abhilasmohapatra Branch:-Civil REDG. NO:-1721322002 SEM:-7th

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    This document presents information about noise control in buildings. It discusses sources of noise both externally from outside the building and internally. It describes strategies for noise control including vibrating damping, vibration isolation, and resilient screen decking. It also covers room acoustics, floor construction, space planning, and noise control for main building equipment. The overall goal is to reduce noise pollution and impact both outdoors and indoors within a building.

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    This document presents information about noise control in buildings. It discusses sources of noise both externally from outside the building and internally. It describes strategies for noise control including vibrating damping, vibration isolation, and resilient screen decking. It also covers room acoustics, floor construction, space planning, and noise control for main building equipment. The overall goal is to reduce noise pollution and impact both outdoors and indoors within a building.

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    Presented By:-Name:-Abhilasmohapatra Branch:-Civil REDG. NO:-1721322002 SEM:-7th

    Uploaded by

    Prajaya Rajhansa
    This document presents information about noise control in buildings. It discusses sources of noise both externally from outside the building and internally. It describes strategies for noise control including vibrating damping, vibration isolation, and resilient screen decking. It also covers room acoustics, floor construction, space planning, and noise control for main building equipment. The overall goal is to reduce noise pollution and impact both outdoors and indoors within a building.

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    NAME:-ABHILASMOHAPATRA
    BRANCH :-CIVIL
    REDG. NO:-1721322002
    SEM:-7th
     Introduction
     Sound and Noise
     Room acoustics
     Floor construction
     Space planning
     Noise control for main building equipment
     Conclusion
     Noise is unwanted sound . It can cause hearing loss ,
    disturb communication or cause nuisance.

     Noise control is set up of strategies to reduce noise pollution


    or to impact , whether outdoors or indoors.
    The most common sources of noise in buildings are:-

     Externally generated noise from outside the site such as traffic, trains
    ,aeroplanes , neighbours and schools.

     Externally generated noise from within the site such as wind on the building ,
    rain on the roof , heat pumps and water pumps.

     Internally generated noise such as loud conservations , washing machines


    ,televisions and air conditioners.
    WHY NOISE AT SOURCE?
     Vibration of large parts .
     Irregular fluid flow in pipe setting.
     Improper maintenance.
     Due to transportation.
     Roadway noise and aircraft noises.
     Vibrating damping:-Applicable for large vibrating surfaces
    . The damping mechanism from the works by extracting the
    vibration energy from the thin sheet and dissipating it as
    heat . A common material is sound deadened steel.

     Vibration isolation:-Reverts transmission of vibration


    energy from a source ,to a receiver by introducing a
    flexible element or a physical break . Common vibration
    isolators are springs , rubber mounts , cork etc.
    BY RESILENT SCREEN DECKING

    The use of resilient screen decking reduces the


    impact of rock on metal.
     Sound is a form of energy that is transmitted by pressure
    vibrations that travel through the air or other medium.

     Sound waves combine and reach a listener via direct and indirect
    Pathways .

     Noise nuisance is excessive noise or disturbance that may have a


    negative effect on health.
     Room acoustics pertains to the physical characteristics of a space,
    of the hearing of direct and reflected Sound.

     The persistence of the sound creates unwanted sound with high


    level of reflected sound.

     The time required for the sound to be absorbed gradually and


    reduced below hearing levels.
     Floor function and assemblies perform two acoustical functions.

     Like walls , they provide and acoustical between adjacent spaces ,


    but they also reduce the sound of footballs around and other
    impact sounds from an upper floor (impact insulation).
     Space the can be the most cost effective noise control technique.

     Avoid locating mechanical equipment rooms and electrical


    transfer rooms near spaces ( either horizontally or vertically ) that
    require low back ground noise levels .
     Large fans are used as part of their conditioning system, in a
    building are source of significant amount of unwanted noise.

     The cost of mitigation may exceed the cost saving for a less
    expensive.
     As the architectural and engineering design of project evolves
    the design should be reviewed ,in the light of the agreed upon
    acoustical programme requirement for the building project.

     A city or state building official cannot be exposed to comment,


    in the acoustical design in the contract documents.
    THANK YOU

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