Noise Control

Sound isolation in data centers is a critical aspect of their design and operation, comparable to ensuring that a library remains quiet for focused reading. In these centers, where powerful…

Roof-based sound barriers, commonly known as rooftop noise barriers or acoustical barriers, prove effective in alleviating a range of noise issues stemming from mechanical equipment. They are also valuable when…

A spring-isolated floor and a neoprene-isolated floor are both stems used to reduce the transmission of vibrations and impact noise in buildings. While they serve a similar purpose, they employ…

A floating floor is a type of construction technique used in building design, particularly in soundproofing and vibration isolation applications. It refers to a floor assembly that is separated or…

Decoupling is a technique used in recording studio design to reduce the transmission of sound vibrations between different parts of the structure, such as walls, floors, and ceilings. By decoupling…

World Suicide Prevention Day, September 10 Can sound help your mental state? We’ve seen the headlines before. For some of us, the death wasn’t a headline, but someone we knew…

When it comes to noise control, both mass and airspace play important roles in reducing sound transmission. Here's a comparison of how mass and airspace contribute to noise control: Mass:…