Week 8: Sound✅ Flashcards
What is the main goal of the WELL Sound concept?
SOUND > General
To bolster occupant health and well-being by identifying and mitigating acoustical comfort parameters in the built environment.
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This information comes from Page 184-186 of the WELL V2
What are some health impacts of exterior noise sources like traffic and transportation?
SOUND > General
Sleep disturbance, hypertension, and elevated risk of myocardial infarction.
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This information comes from Page 184-186 of the WELL V2
What is a common effect of internally generated noise in enclosed spaces?
SOUND > General
Hinders productivity, focus, memory retention, and mental arithmetic.
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This information comes from Page 184-186 of the WELL V2
How can sound privacy be improved in a space?
SOUND > General
By adding mass and glazing to partitions, sealing gaps, providing airspace between rooms, and using a sound masking system.
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This information comes from Page 184-186 of the WELL V2
Why is speech intelligibility important in educational facilities?
SOUND > General
It is crucial for memory retention and task completion, as information is presented to large audiences.
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This information comes from Page 184-186 of the WELL V2
What is the intent of the S01 Sound Mapping feature?
S01 SOUND MAPPING | PRECONDITION
To incorporate strategic planning to prevent acoustic disturbances.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What architectural trends contribute to acoustically uncomfortable environments?
S01 SOUND MAPPING | PRECONDITION
Open workspaces, lightweight construction, exposed finishes, HVAC systems.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What percentage of UK employees reported impaired concentration due to poor acoustical comfort?
S01 SOUND MAPPING | PRECONDITION
99%.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
How can floor plans be designed to address noise issues effectively?
S01 SOUND MAPPING | PRECONDITION
By categorizing spaces into types such as concentration, collaboration, socialization, and learning, and strategically locating loud, quiet, and mixed spaces.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What effect does high noise have on workplace collaboration?
S01 SOUND MAPPING | PRECONDITION
Occupants are less likely to help others, reducing collaboration.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What are the four types of acoustic zones required to be labeled in a project?
S01 | Part 1 Label Acoustic Zones
Loud zones, Quiet zones, Mixed zones, Circulation zones.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What is required if Loud zones directly border Quiet zones?
S01 | Part 1 Label Acoustic Zones
A plan for reprogramming or mitigating sound transmission between these zones must be provided.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What document must be submitted to show labeled acoustic zones?
S01 | Part 1 Label Acoustic Zones
An annotated floor plan or schematic document.
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What is required for the project to provide an acoustic design plan?
S01 | Part 2 Provide Acoustic Design Plan
A plan developed by the project team or a detailed report from an acoustics professional outlining acoustical solutions and a timeline for implementation.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What aspects should the acoustic design plan or report address?
S01 | Part 2 Provide Acoustic Design Plan
Managing acoustical comfort, background noise, speech privacy, reverberation time, and impact noise within the project boundary.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
Are the measurements for the acoustic design plan required to adhere to the Performance Verification Guidebook?
S01 | Part 2 Provide Acoustic Design Plan
No, measurements are not required to adhere to the Performance Verification Guidebook requirements for on-site testing.
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This information comes from Page 187-189 of the WELL V2
What is the intent of the S02 Maximum Noise Levels feature?
S02 MAXIMUM NOISE LEVELS | OPTIMIZATION
Achieve desired ambient noise levels such that HVAC, exterior noise intrusion, or other noise sources do not impact occupant health and well-being.
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
What are the health impacts of elevated background noise levels?
S02 MAXIMUM NOISE LEVELS | OPTIMIZATION
Increased risk of cardiovascular issues, diabetes, hypertension, stroke, depression, and high blood pressure; for children, impaired reading comprehension, mental arithmetic, and proofreading.
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
How can interior noise sources be controlled?
S02 MAXIMUM NOISE LEVELS | OPTIMIZATION
By selecting HVAC equipment with lower sound ratings and designing the system to reduce sound within ducts.
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
How can exterior noise be controlled?
S02 MAXIMUM NOISE LEVELS | OPTIMIZATION
By providing sound reduction at the building facade, windows, and any exterior penetrations.
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
What are the sound pressure level (SPL) thresholds for Category 1 spaces?
S02 | Part 1 Limit Background Noise Levels
Average SPL (Leq) dBA: 35
Max SPL (LMax) dBA: 45
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
What are the background noise requirements for dwelling units?
S02 | Part 1 Limit Background Noise Levels
Average background noise levels in bedrooms should not exceed 35 dBA (Leq) over a 12-hour minimum time period that includes 10 pm to 7 am.
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
How can projects earn an additional point for sound levels in leased spaces?
S02 | Part 1 Limit Background Noise Levels
By meeting Category 3 levels in leased spaces.
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
What is the SPL threshold for Category 2 spaces (enclosed areas for concentration)?
S02 | Part 1 Limit Background Noise Levels
Average SPL (Leq) dBA: 40
Max SPL (LMax) dBA: 50
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*This information comes from Page 190-192 of the WELL V2
What is the main purpose of the S03 Sound Barriers feature?
S03 SOUND BARRIERS | OPTIMIZATION
Increase the level of sound isolation and speech privacy between enclosed spaces.
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What should be considered when designing walls for sound isolation?
S03 SOUND BARRIERS | OPTIMIZATION
Walls should have high sound transmission class (STC) ratings and be constructed to reduce flanking at connection points with other building elements.
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is a common solution to improve speech privacy in rooms?
S03 SOUND BARRIERS | OPTIMIZATION
Using sound masking systems in addition to high-performing walls.
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
How do doors affect sound transmission?
S03 SOUND BARRIERS | OPTIMIZATION
Doors reduce sound performance but can be fitted with gaskets and seals to reduce sound transmission when closed.
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What are the minimum STC/Rw values required for interior walls between loud zones and other occupiable spaces?
S03 | Part 1 Design for Sound Isolation at Walls and Doors
STC/Rw of 60
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum STC/Rw value for walls between areas for conferencing, learning, or sleeping and other regularly occupied spaces?
S03 | Part 1 Design for Sound Isolation at Walls and Doors
STC/Rw of 55
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum requirement for doors connecting occupiable rooms or to mechanical equipment rooms?
S03 | Part 1 Design for Sound Isolation at Walls and Doors
Doors must have a non-hollow core, a minimum STC/Rw of 30, and seals at the head, jamb, and base.
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum NIC or Dw value required for walls between loud zones and other occupiable spaces?
S03 | Part 2 Achieve Sound Isolation at Walls
NIC/Dw of 55
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum required sum of NIC + NC or Dw + LAeq for walls separating enclosed quiet zones and any open areas for concentration or circulation zones?
S03 | Part 2 Achieve Sound Isolation at Walls
NIC + NC or Dw + LAeq of 70
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum NIC or Dw value for walls between areas for conferencing, learning, or sleep and other regularly occupied spaces?
S03 | Part 2 Achieve Sound Isolation at Walls
NIC/Dw of 50
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This information comes from Page 193-196 of the WELL V2
What is the definition of reverberation time?
S04 REVERBERATION TIME | OPTIMIZATION
The length of time taken for a sound to decay by 60 dB from an initial impulse level.
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This information comes from Page 197-200 of the WELL V2
What factors affect the length of reverberation time?
S04 REVERBERATION TIME | OPTIMIZATION
Room size, surface area, and sound absorbing properties of surface finishes.
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This information comes from Page 197-200 of the WELL V2
How can reverberation time be controlled in a space?
S04 REVERBERATION TIME | OPTIMIZATION
By adding absorptive surface finishes at ceilings, walls, and furniture, or altering room geometry and layout.
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This information comes from Page 197-200 of the WELL V2
What is the required reverberation time for areas for learning and conferencing with a space volume between 10,000 ft^2 and 20,000 ft^2?
S04 | Part 1 Achieve Reverberation Time Thresholds
0.5 <= t <= 0.8 seconds.
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This information comes from Page 197-200 of the WELL V2
What is the reverberation time requirement for areas for fitness with a space volume greater than 20,000 ft^2?
S04 | Part 1 Achieve Reverberation Time Thresholds
1.0 <= t <= 1.8 seconds.
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This information comes from Page 197-200 of the WELL V2
What is the reverberation time requirement for areas for dining with a public address system?
S04 | Part 1 Achieve Reverberation Time Thresholds
t <= 1.0 seconds.
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This information comes from Page 197-200 of the WELL V2
What is the required NRC/aw value for open workspaces to achieve 1 point in the WELL Certification?
S05 SOUND REDUCING SURFACES | OPTIMIZATION
Minimum NRC/aw 0.75 for at least 75% of available ceiling area
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What are the requirements for furniture in open workspaces to achieve points for sound reducing surfaces?
S05 SOUND REDUCING SURFACES | OPTIMIZATION
Partial height barriers with a minimum height of 4 ft (1.2 m) above finished floor and a minimum NRC/aw value of 0.70 between all opposing workstations
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What are the NRC/aw requirements for conferencing and learning areas to earn 2 points in WELL Certification?
S05 SOUND REDUCING SURFACES | OPTIMIZATION
Minimum NRC/aw at ceilings 0.90 for all available ceiling area and minimum NRC/aw at walls 0.80 on at least 25% of two perpendicular walls
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum NRC/aw for ceilings in areas for dining to meet WELL Certification?
S05 SOUND REDUCING SURFACES | OPTIMIZATION
Minimum NRC/aw at ceilings 0.75 on at least 50% of available ceiling area
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the guidance for meeting sound reducing surface requirements in leased spaces?
S05 SOUND REDUCING SURFACES | OPTIMIZATION
To earn an additional point, also meet these requirements in leased spaces
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the NRC/aw requirement for open workspaces to achieve 2 points in WELL Certification?
S05 | Part 1 Implement Sound Reducing Surfaces
Minimum NRC/aw 0.90 for all available ceiling area
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the requirement for partial height barriers in open workspaces to earn 1 point in WELL Certification?
S05 | Part 1 Implement Sound Reducing Surfaces
Partial height barriers with a minimum height of 4 ft (1.2 m) above finished floor and a minimum NRC/aw value of 0.70 between all opposing workstations
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What are the NRC/aw requirements for walls in conferencing and learning areas to earn 2 points?
S05 | Part 1 Implement Sound Reducing Surfaces
Minimum NRC/aw at walls 0.80 on at least 25% of two perpendicular walls
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the NRC/aw requirement for ceilings in areas for dining to earn 2 points in WELL Certification?
S05 | Part 1 Implement Sound Reducing Surfaces
Minimum NRC/aw at ceilings 0.90 for all available ceiling area
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the WELL Core guidance for meeting sound reducing surface requirements in leased spaces?
S05 | Part 1 Implement Sound Reducing Surfaces
To earn an additional point, also meet these requirements in leased spaces
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This information comes from Page 201-203 of the WELL V2
What is the intent of the WELL feature for minimum background sound?
S06 MINIMUM BACKGROUND SOUND | OPTIMIZATION
Increase acoustical privacy within and between occupied spaces
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the problem with HVAC systems regarding speech privacy in offices and patient rooms?
S06 MINIMUM BACKGROUND SOUND | OPTIMIZATION
Some HVAC systems, like chilled beams, offer little to no ambient sound contribution and result in quiet interiors, where speech is readily intelligible and distracting
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What solution is proposed to achieve consistent background sound?
S06 MINIMUM BACKGROUND SOUND | OPTIMIZATION
An adjustable array of loudspeakers is used to deliver sound uniformly, with a source similar to air flowing through HVAC
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the role of ambient background sound in improving speech privacy?
S06 MINIMUM BACKGROUND SOUND | OPTIMIZATION
Ambient background sound increases speech privacy by improving the signal-to-noise ratio and reducing speech perception between enclosed and open environments
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum STC rating for partitions to be effective in maintaining speech privacy?
S06 MINIMUM BACKGROUND SOUND | OPTIMIZATION
Partitions must perform above a minimum STC-30
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the required frequency spectrum for a sound masking system in office spaces?
S06 | Part 1 Provide Minimum Background Sound
100 Hz to 5 kHz
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the maximum sound pressure level for open areas with Quiet zones and/or Circulation zones?
S06 | Part 1 Provide Minimum Background Sound
48 dBA
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the maximum sound pressure level for enclosed rooms labeled as Quiet zones?
S06 | Part 1 Provide Minimum Background Sound
42 dBA
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
How must the sound masking system be verified in office spaces?
S06 | Part 1 Provide Minimum Background Sound
The sound masking system must be verified by a professional installer in accordance with ASTM 1573-18 or an equivalent standard
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
In which areas should the sound masking system be installed in office spaces?
S06 | Part 1 Provide Minimum Background Sound
In open areas with Quiet zones, Circulation zones, and enclosed rooms labeled as Quiet zones
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What must a project achieve to earn points for Feature S06 Part 2?
S06 | Part 2 Provide Enhanced Speech Reduction
Achieve two points in either Feature S03 Part 2 or Feature S05 Part 1, and Feature S06 Part 1
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
Can documents submitted for S05 Part 1 during Precertification be used for S06 Part 2?
S06 | Part 2 Provide Enhanced Speech Reduction
Yes, documents submitted for S05 Part 1 during Precertification may be used
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
Where should these requirements be met to earn an additional point?
S06 | Part 2 Provide Enhanced Speech Reduction
In leased spaces
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This information comes from Page 204-206 of the WELL V2
What is the intent of Feature S07 ? Impact Noise Management?
S07 ? IMPACT NOISE MANAGEMENT | OPTIMIZATION
Reduce the level of impact noise radiation by designing resilient floors
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What can cause structure-borne impact noise within a building?
S07 ? IMPACT NOISE MANAGEMENT | OPTIMIZATION
Footfall, machinery, gym equipment
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What types of buildings typically exhibit higher degrees of impact noise radiation?
S07 ? IMPACT NOISE MANAGEMENT | OPTIMIZATION
Light-weight floor construction, such as wood trusses, cross-laminated timber, or steel frames
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
How can the performance of floor-ceiling materials be measured?
S07 ? IMPACT NOISE MANAGEMENT | OPTIMIZATION
Impact Insulation Class Rating (IIC), Normalized Impact Sound Rating (NISR), or Weighted Standardized Impact Sound Pressure Level (Lntw)
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum Impact Insulation Class (IIC) rating required for floor-ceiling construction in Quiet zones?
S07 | Part 1 Specify Impact Noise Reducing Flooring
Above 55
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What is the minimum IIC rating for areas for fitness if the space is within the project boundary?
S07 | Part 1 Specify Impact Noise Reducing Flooring
Below 50
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum IIC rating for enclosed areas for concentration and conferencing?
S07 | Part 1 Specify Impact Noise Reducing Flooring
Above 50
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum IIC rating for open areas for concentration?
S07 | Part 1 Specify Impact Noise Reducing Flooring
Above 45
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum IIC rating for areas for retail and dining if the space is within the project boundary?
S07 | Part 1 Specify Impact Noise Reducing Flooring
Below 45
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum Normalized Impact Sound Rating (NISR) required for Quiet zones (except areas for concentration) to achieve 1 point?
S07 | Part 2 Meet Thresholds for Impact Noise Rating
Above 52
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What is the minimum NISR for areas for fitness (if space is within the project boundary) to achieve 1 point?
S07 | Part 2 Meet Thresholds for Impact Noise Rating
Below 47
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum NISR for enclosed areas for concentration and conferencing to achieve 2 points?
S07 | Part 2 Meet Thresholds for Impact Noise Rating
Above 52
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum NISR for open areas for concentration to achieve 2 points?
S07 | Part 2 Meet Thresholds for Impact Noise Rating
Above 47
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the minimum NISR for areas for retail and dining (if space is within the project boundary) to achieve 1 point?
S07 | Part 2 Meet Thresholds for Impact Noise Rating
Below 42
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This information comes from Page 207-209 of the WELL V2
What is the main intent of the Enhanced Audio Devices feature?
S08 ? ENHANCED AUDIO DEVICES | OPTIMIZATION
Improve speech intelligibility and accessibility by providing dedicated, high-performance audio technology.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is the impact of low speech intelligibility on occupants, especially in educational settings?
S08 ? ENHANCED AUDIO DEVICES | OPTIMIZATION
Increased vocal effort by teachers can lead to vocal strain, decreased job performance, and higher rates of leave or resignation.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
How can speech intelligibility be improved for occupants?
S08 ? ENHANCED AUDIO DEVICES | OPTIMIZATION
By implementing teleconferencing equipment, speech reinforcement systems, and public address systems that are commissioned by a professional in audio engineering.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
Why is speech intelligibility especially important for non-native speakers and individuals with hearing loss?
S08 ? ENHANCED AUDIO DEVICES | OPTIMIZATION
Reduced speech intelligibility can negatively impact occupant satisfaction and well-being, especially for non-native speakers, individuals with hearing loss, or neurodiverse populations.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is the relationship between speech intelligibility and classroom participation for deaf and hard-of-hearing students?
S08 ? ENHANCED AUDIO DEVICES | OPTIMIZATION
Improving speech intelligibility is linked to improved scores for quality of life, social contact with peers, and mental health for deaf and hard-of-hearing students.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is required for telecommunication and AV systems in spaces used for conferencing or distance learning?
S08 | Part 1 Provide Enhanced Speech Intelligibility
Speech enhancement technology (e.g., active digital signal processing, noise cancellation) must be provided and commissioned by a professional in audio engineering.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What are the requirements for public address systems?
S08 | Part 1 Provide Enhanced Speech Intelligibility
Public address systems must be commissioned by a professional in audio engineering in accordance with NFPA 72 (Annex D), and a commissioning report must show that a minimum STI 0.50 is achieved in at least 50% of regularly occupied acoustically distinguishable spaces (ADS).
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is the requirement for speech reinforcement systems in classrooms and large presentation spaces?
S08 | Part 1 Provide Enhanced Speech Intelligibility
Speech reinforcement systems must be installed in at least 80% of classrooms and all large presentation spaces (e.g., lecture halls, conference centers), and commissioned by a professional in acoustics or audio engineering.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What standard must be followed for speech reinforcement systems in large presentation spaces?
S08 | Part 1 Provide Enhanced Speech Intelligibility
Speech reinforcement systems must meet audio distribution requirements in accordance with ANSI/ASA S12.60 Part 1 and be commissioned in accordance with ANSI/INFOCOMM A102.01:2017 or equivalent.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What does a commissioning report for public address and speech reinforcement systems demonstrate?
S08 | Part 1 Provide Enhanced Speech Intelligibility
The commissioning report must indicate that the systems meet audio distribution requirements and achieve a minimum STI 0.50 for public address systems in 50% of ADS.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is required for managing audio devices in the workplace?
S08 | Part 2 Prioritize Audio Devices and Policies
All audio devices must be managed by a qualified professional (e.g., IT department, mobile device management), and expectations for use must be covered in the employee handbook and/or during on-boarding.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
How can workplaces support individual acoustical needs?
S08 | Part 2 Prioritize Audio Devices and Policies
Eligible employees can request alternative workplace arrangements (e.g., remote work, different workstation locations) to meet their individual acoustic comfort needs.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is the requirement for scheduling quiet time in the workplace?
S08 | Part 2 Prioritize Audio Devices and Policies
A minimum of one daily quiet hour must be scheduled, and signage must indicate the location and intended activities of Quiet and Mixed Zones.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
What is required for providing telecommunication accessories to employees?
S08 | Part 2 Prioritize Audio Devices and Policies
Telecommunication accessories that utilize sound enhancement technology (e.g., active digital signal processing, noise-cancellation) must be provided to eligible employees and distance learners at no cost or subsidized by at least 50%.
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This information comes from Page 210-212 of the WELL V2
