AECDAILY BR EN 139102 0124:2025 Edition
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How Building Partitions and Floors Attenuate Sound
| Published By | Publication Date | Number of Pages |
| AECDAILY | 2025 | 79 |
PDF Catalog
| PDF Pages | PDF Title |
|---|---|
| 1 | Slide 1 |
| 2 | Slide 2: How Building Partitions and Floors Attenuate Sound |
| 3 | Slide 3 |
| 4 | Slide 4: How to Use This Online Learning Course |
| 5 | Slide 5: Purpose and Learning Objectives |
| 6 | Slide 6: Contents |
| 7 | Slide 7: Introduction to Sound |
| 8 | Slide 8: Noise Basics |
| 9 | Slide 9: Decibel |
| 10 | Slide 10: Loudness |
| 11 | Slide 11: Loudness |
| 12 | Slide 12: Decibel Levels of Relative Sounds |
| 13 | Slide 13: Decibel |
| 14 | Slide 14: Sound Waves |
| 15 | Slide 15: Frequency |
| 16 | Slide 16: Frequency Scale: Measure of Sound Waves |
| 17 | Slide 17: Types of Sounds |
| 18 | Slide 18: Types of Sounds |
| 19 | Slide 19: Sound Classifications |
| 20 | Slide 20: Sound Classifications |
| 21 | Slide 21: STC |
| 22 | Slide 22: STC |
| 23 | Slide 23: STC Test Method |
| 24 | Slide 24: STC Test Method |
| 25 | Slide 25: Calculating STC |
| 26 | Slide 26: Typical STC Chart |
| 27 | Slide 27: STC |
| 28 | Slide 28: Outside–Inside Transmission Class (OITC) |
| 29 | Slide 29: Impact Insulation Class (IIC) |
| 30 | Slide 30: Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) |
| 31 | Slide 31: Review Question |
| 32 | Slide 32: Answer |
| 33 | Slide 33: Sound Reduction |
| 34 | Slide 34: Sound Reduction |
| 35 | Slide 35: Resolving Sound Issues |
| 36 | Slide 36: Isolation |
| 37 | Slide 37: Mass |
| 38 | Slide 38: MLV |
| 39 | Slide 39: MLV |
| 40 | Slide 40: Sound-Deadening Fiberboard |
| 41 | Slide 41: Absorption |
| 42 | Slide 42: Sound Damping |
| 43 | Slide 43: Performance of Common Assemblies |
| 44 | Slide 44: Sound Transmission Loss |
| 45 | Slide 45: Wood Studs vs. Metal Studs |
| 46 | Slide 46: Common Wall Assemblies: Wood Stud |
| 47 | Slide 47: Wood Stud |
| 48 | Slide 48: Common Wall Assemblies: Steel Stud |
| 49 | Slide 49: Steel Stud |
| 50 | Slide 50: Floor and Ceiling Assemblies |
| 51 | Slide 51: Best Practices for Sound Control |
| 52 | Slide 52: The Effect of Noise on Various Building Sectors |
| 53 | Slide 53: Noise in Buildings |
| 54 | Slide 54: Noise in Buildings: Impact Noise |
| 55 | Slide 55: Building Design |
| 56 | Slide 56: Noise in the Education System |
| 57 | Slide 57: Noise in Multifamily Dwellings |
| 58 | Slide 58: Noise in the Hospitality Industry |
| 59 | Slide 59: Noise in the Workplace |
| 60 | Slide 60: Noise in Healing |
| 61 | Slide 61: World Health Organization |
| 62 | Slide 62: LEED® and Facility Guidelines Institute |
| 63 | Slide 63: Review Question |
| 64 | Slide 64: Answer |
| 65 | Slide 65: Review Question |
| 66 | Slide 66: Answer |
| 67 | Slide 67: Case Studies |
| 68 | Slide 68: Case Study: The Harper, Washington, DC |
| 69 | Slide 69: Case Study: The Brownstone, Blacksburg, VA |
| 70 | Slide 70: Case Study: Sigma Nu Fraternity, NC State University, Raleigh, NC Gontram Architecture |
| 71 | Slide 71: Case Study: The Drake, Washington, DC |
| 72 | Slide 72: Case Study: Shortbread Lofts, Chapel Hill, NC, MHAworks Architects |
| 73 | Slide 73: Case Study: Cape Haze Resort, Cape Haze, FL |
| 74 | Slide 74: Case Study: Private Residence, Wilmington, NC |
| 75 | Slide 75: Case Study: Dale Earnhardt, Jr.’s Whisky River, Charlotte Motor Speedway |
| 76 | Slide 76: Resources |
| 77 | Slide 77: Resources |
| 78 | Slide 78: Resources |
| 79 | Slide 79: Thank You |
