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acoustic substrates. For example, Mineral fiberboard is a commonly used acoustical substrate, and commercial thermal insulations, such as those used in the insulation of boiler tanks, are frequently repurposed for noise-controlling acoustic use based on their effectiveness at minimizing reverberations. The ideal acoustical panels are those without a face or finish material that could interfere with the performance of the acoustical infill, but aesthetic and safety concerns typically lead to fabric coverings or other finishing materials to minimize impedance. Panel finishings are occasionally made of a porous configuration of wood or metal.
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the pursuit of home recording fidelity and accuracy. A large secondary market of homemade and home use acoustic panels, bass trap, and similar constructed products has developed resulting from this demand, with many small companies and individuals wrapping industrial and commercial-grade insulations in fabric for use in home recording studios, theatre rooms, and music practice spaces.
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such as elevators, plumbing systems or heating, ventilating and air conditioning units. In some cases, it is merely necessary to specify the best available quieting technology in selecting such building hardware. In other cases, shock mounting of systems to control vibration may be in order. In
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through pathway modifications applies to the alteration of direct and indirect pathways for noise. Noise that travels across reflective surfaces, such as smooth floors, can be hazardous. Pathway alterations include physical materials, such as foam, absorb sound and walls to provide a sound barrier
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pollution, the establishment of such zoning codes is often an environmental justice issue. Mixed-use areas present especially difficult conflicts that require special attention to the need to protect people from the harmful effects of noise pollution. Noise is generally one consideration in an
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that modifies existing systems that decrease hazardous noise. Sound dampening enclosures for loud equipment and isolation chambers from which workers can remotely control equipment can also be designed. These methods prevent sound from traveling along a path to the worker or other listeners.
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to devise technology and programs to attempt to insulate homes near airports. While this obviously does not aid the exterior environment, the program has been effective for residential and school interiors. Some of the airports at which the technology was applied early on were
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and other equipment were often fitted with "acoustic hoods", enclosures to reduce emitted noise. One source of annoying, if not loud, sound level emissions are lighting fixtures (notably older fluorescent globes). These fixtures can be retrofitted or analyzed to see whether
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to examine trade-offs of roadway design and architectural design. These techniques include design of exterior walls, party walls, and floor and ceiling assemblies; moreover, there are a host of specialized means for damping reverberation from special-purpose rooms such as
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and other locale-specific factors make the endeavor a very complex undertaking. For example, a roadway in cut or strong prevailing winds can produce a setting where atmospheric sound propagation is unfavorable to any noise barrier.
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programs and initiatives have arisen in an effort to combat occupational noise exposures. These programs promote the purchase of quieter tools and equipment and encourage manufacturers to design quieter equipment.
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to calculate sound levels has become standard practice since the early 1970s. In this way exposure of sensitive receptors to elevated sound levels can be minimized. An analogous process exists for urban
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is present, a common office environment issue. If over-illumination is occurring, de-lamping or reduced light bank usage may apply. Photographers can quieten noisy still cameras on a film set using
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3674:Programmable communicating thermostat
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2561:Industrial noise control case studies
2210:"Tire-Pavement Noise | Sound Control"
1272:
3796:Mechanical, electrical, and plumbing
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2241:, Spon Press, United Kingdom (1999)
2061:U.S. Department of Defense. (2004).
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2485:"Identifying the Vulnerable Groups"
2473:from the original on July 25, 2013.
2299:San Francisco International Airport
2190:from the original on 3 January 2023
1478:San Francisco International Airport
280:Radium and radon in the environment
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2359:Stewart, William (February 2007).
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1180:Federal Railroad Association (FRA)
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3412:Packaged terminal air conditioner
2948:Passive daytime radiative cooling
2677:Heat pump and refrigeration cycle
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2159:from the original on 7 April 2022
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1071:is a set of strategies to reduce
2768:Absorption-compression heat pump
2531:American Institute of Architects
1529:This section is an excerpt from
1486:John Wayne International Airport
1452:, showing its proximity to homes
1340:noise is today less affected by
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3663:Normal temperature and pressure
3043:Vapor-compression refrigeration
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1898:Noise, vibration, and harshness
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2526:European Acoustics Association
2322:San Jose International Airport
2293:Final Report for the Aircraft
2096:. New York: McGraw-Hill:22-31.
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969:Least polluted cities by PM2.5
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3755:Building information modeling
3750:Building services engineering
3327:Ground-coupled heat exchanger
2855:Demand controlled ventilation
2803:Building insulation materials
2521:Acoustical Society of America
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1259:Personal protective equipment
440:Electrical resistance heating
3372:High-pressure cut-off switch
2923:Ice storage air conditioning
2844:Dedicated outdoor air system
2461:Finz, Stacy (May 13, 2012).
2050:Occupational Noise Exposure.
1738:Post-architectural solutions
1251:Hearing conservation program
150:Persistent organic pollutant
74:Air pollution from a factory
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3517:Thermostatic radiator valve
3028:Underfloor air distribution
2963:Radiant heating and cooling
2881:Energy recovery ventilation
2793:Automobile air conditioning
2657:Domestic energy consumption
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2571:NIOSH Buy Quiet Topic Page
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2094:Handbook of Noise Control
2011:Rawool, Vishakha (2012).
1950:"Noise is an urban issue"
1931:Health effects from noise
1868:Hearing protection device
1398:system expansion (1981),
1391:line expansions (1970s),
1226:Prevention through design
695:War and environmental law
315:Health effects from noise
165:Volatile organic compound
3964:Template:Home automation
3786:Kitchen exhaust cleaning
3482:Solar-assisted heat pump
3082:Air conditioner inverter
2861:Displacement ventilation
2752:Vapour pressure of water
2737:Thermal destratification
2121:10.26616/NIOSHPUB2011121
1778:ear protection equipment
1694:Sound transmission class
1432:Aircraft noise pollution
320:Marine mammals and sonar
3959:World Refrigeration Day
3806:Refrigerant reclamation
3735:Architectural acoustics
3679:Programmable thermostat
3611:Clean air delivery rate
3507:Thermal expansion valve
3422:Pressurisation ductwork
3332:Ground source heat pump
2773:Absorption refrigerator
2551:Noise Abatement Society
2467:San Francisco Chronicle
2283:, 49 U.S.C. 47501-47510
1883:Noise Abatement Society
1676:and trash compactors.
1582:Architectural acoustics
1576:Architectural solutions
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1255:Administrative controls
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795:Freshwater salinization
715:Agricultural wastewater
3949:Glossary of HVAC terms
3911:Sick building syndrome
3791:Mechanical engineering
3502:Smoke exhaust ductwork
2933:Mixed-mode ventilation
2368:Construction Specifier
2261:, McGraw-Hill (2004)
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3066:Water heat recycling
2632:Air changes per hour
2214:soundcontroltech.com
1863:Engineering Controls
1853:Active noise control
1767:noise health effects
1690:quiet fan technology
1194:DoD's requirements.
964:Most polluted cities
616:Overhead power lines
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3637:HVAC control system
3627:Home energy monitor
3601:Building automation
3387:Inverter compressor
3049:Variable air volume
2958:Passive ventilation
2928:Kitchen ventilation
2828:Constant air volume
2798:Autonomous building
2092:Harris, CM (1957).
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1569:Helmholtz resonance
1303:Vibration isolation
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3844:ASTM International
3781:Hydronic balancing
3558:Wood-burning stove
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2580:Chapter III: Noise
2578:Technical manual;
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2839:Cross ventilation
2642:Building envelope
2420:978-0-8247-0701-9
2394:Cyril M. Harris,
2267:978-0-07-139122-1
2247:978-0-419-23180-6
2022:978-1-60406-256-4
1988:Federal Register.
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3728:and services
3724:Professions,
3622:Gas detector
3522:Trickle vent
3497:Smoke damper
3492:Smoke canopy
3487:Space heater
3417:Plenum space
3352:Heating film
3232:Exhaust hood
3202:Dehumidifier
3142:Blast damper
3137:Barrier pipe
3112:Air purifier
3023:Thermosiphon
2902:Free cooling
2818:Chilled beam
2742:Thermal mass
2727:Stack effect
2712:Particulates
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2692:Infiltration
2623:Fundamental
2497:. Retrieved
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878:Heavy metals
840:Urban runoff
825:Sulfur water
800:Septic tanks
656:Agent Orange
566:Space debris
420:Agricultural
329:
285:Volcanic ash
145:Particulates
3954:Warm Spaces
3596:Blower door
3574:and control
3572:Measurement
3553:Windcatcher
3527:Trombe wall
3467:Sail switch
3447:Refrigerant
3442:Recuperator
3317:Grease duct
3277:Freeze stat
3262:Fire damper
3132:Back boiler
3102:Air ionizer
3097:Air handler
3061:Ventilation
2913:Hybrid heat
2778:Air barrier
2697:Latent heat
2489:web.mit.edu
2257:Myer Kutz,
2186:. IFSTTAR.
1903:Rail squeal
1819:Residential
1678:Aerodynamic
1650:ventilation
1515:In Canada,
1469:US Congress
1442:Airbus A321
1346:aerodynamic
1328:Studies on
903:Area source
745:Groundwater
498:Green waste
478:Brown waste
462:Solid waste
220:Information
115:Exhaust gas
3984:Categories
3710:Thermostat
3632:Humidistat
3563:Zone valve
3532:TurboSwing
3407:Oil heater
3377:Humidifier
3307:Gas heater
3257:Fan heater
3227:Evaporator
3212:Economizer
3187:Compressor
3092:Air filter
3075:Components
2892:Forced-air
2788:Antifreeze
2761:Technology
2707:Outgassing
2647:Convection
2499:2015-12-21
2442:2017-09-10
2381:2013-03-09
2345:2018-02-23
2224:2017-04-19
1937:References
1878:Loud music
1806:Commercial
1754:Industrial
1674:generators
1615:apartments
1508:baffling,
1409:system in
1364:vehicles.
1277:See also:
990:By country
982:Categories
873:Pollutants
850:Wastewater
820:Stagnation
765:Monitoring
740:Freshwater
606:Air travel
493:Food waste
435:Defecation
245:Ecological
178:Biological
110:Combustion
52:Part of a
4030:Acoustics
3820:Industry
3669:OpenTherm
3347:Heat pump
3342:Heat pipe
3292:Fume hood
3267:Fireplace
3172:Condenser
3122:Attic fan
2918:Hydronics
1858:Buy Quiet
1782:Buy Quiet
1672:systems,
1660:systems,
1623:hospitals
1557:turbofans
1506:fireplace
1403:METRORail
1362:unmuffled
1267:ear muffs
1263:ear plugs
1222:Buy Quiet
1126:auditoria
1103:control.
918:Garbology
835:Turbidity
785:Oil spill
735:Firewater
720:Biosolids
626:Vandalism
385:Poisoning
380:Plutonium
355:Actinides
348:Radiation
90:Acid rain
62:Pollution
3927:See also
3652:LonWorks
3586:Aquastat
3452:Register
3432:Radiator
3087:Air door
2887:Firestop
2687:Humidity
2662:Enthalpy
2652:Dilution
2637:Bake-out
2625:concepts
2493:Archived
2471:Archived
2436:Archived
2372:Archived
2339:Archived
2218:Archived
2188:Archived
2157:Archived
2126:Archived
2114:. 2010.
1972:Archived
1953:Archived
1920:General:
1841:See also
1658:elevator
1510:caulking
1498:retrofit
1426:Aircraft
1413:(1983).
1310:Roadways
1245:Receiver
1095:through
1091:design,
1079:Overview
974:Treaties
954:Diseases
810:Shipping
775:Nutrient
725:Diseases
290:Wildfire
3726:trades,
3297:Furnace
3162:Chiller
2834:Coolant
2281:(ASNAA)
2194:1 April
2184:IFSTTAR
2163:1 April
1720:concert
1662:boilers
1643:chimney
1635:glazing
1565:nacelle
1502:glazing
1400:Houston
1338:Highway
1216:Sources
868:History
750:Hypoxia
579:Thermal
533:Plastic
395:Uranium
269:Natural
214:Digital
190:Genetic
27:from a
3879:SMACNA
3839:ASHRAE
3659:(MERV)
3613:(CADR)
3591:BACnet
3544:(ULPA)
3397:Louver
3322:Grille
3197:Damper
3147:Boiler
3045:(VCRS)
2846:(DOAS)
2418:
2398:(1994)
2324:(1983)
2265:
2245:
2153:Undark
2019:
1627:hotels
1625:, and
1559:, use
1386:Boston
1358:trucks
1099:, and
928:Midden
923:Legacy
908:Debris
862:Topics
815:Sludge
805:Sewage
760:Marine
599:Visual
518:Mining
513:Litter
54:series
31:, see
29:signal
4025:Sound
3919:(VOC)
3913:(SBS)
3902:(IAQ)
3859:CIBSE
3854:BSRIA
3757:(BIM)
3701:(STP)
3665:(NTP)
3287:Freon
3057:(VRF)
3051:(VAV)
2909:(HRV)
2883:(ERV)
2857:(DCV)
2830:(CAV)
2375:(PDF)
2364:(PDF)
1647:attic
1354:tread
1342:motor
946:Lists
938:Waste
883:Paint
708:Water
560:Space
303:Noise
275:Ozone
240:Light
25:noise
3874:LEED
3834:AMCA
3829:AHRI
3362:HEPA
3282:Flue
3207:Duct
2576:OSHA
2416:ISBN
2263:ISBN
2243:ISBN
2196:2022
2165:2022
2134:2018
2017:ISBN
1688:and
1488:and
1396:BART
1389:MBTA
1350:tire
1348:and
1232:Path
1107:and
913:Dust
897:Misc
413:Soil
160:Soot
155:Smog
120:Haze
3884:UMC
3869:IIR
3849:BRE
3242:Fan
2305:FAA
2116:doi
1668:or
1631:dBA
1473:FAA
1444:of
1440:An
1265:or
1067:or
639:War
83:Air
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