Isolation Flashcards

1
Q

what to consider

A

Mass
Airtight construction
Flanking paths

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2
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Why do we consider these two things

A

Because it takes airtight construction decoupling from structure and mass to keep sound within the room

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3
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Mass Law

A

The mass law states the for every doubling of mass isolation increases with an additional 6dB

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4
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Mass Law can be used as

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Mass law can be used as an approximate guide to determine the amount of isolation possible

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5
Q

For every octave drop in pitch what happens

A

For every octave drop in pitch sound isolation is halved

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6
Q

True of false

higher frequencies are easier to isolate

A

True

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7
Q

True or false

Lower frequencies are easy to isolate too

A

False

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8
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Airtight construction

A

Where air goes = Sound goes too and vice versa

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9
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Flanking paths

A

The transmission of sound travels through the structure of the building

Floating floors help decoupling your space from external structure

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