Influence of Electrical Power Lines on Acoustic Properties of Partition Constructions

Jiří Winkler; Darja Kubečková; Naďa Zdražilová; Pavel Oravec

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1020.323

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Influence of Electrical Power Lines on Acoustic Properties of Partition Constructions

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This paper deals with the issue of airborne sound insulation of partition wall in wooden house. Wood and wood-based constructions are very specific in terms of acoustic due to the low surface density of their elements. Built-in installations and side-ways of spread of noise negatively affect damping properties of the wall. This article contains also a proposal of structural measures to ensure better acoustic resistance of the separating elements.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1020)

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323-328

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Jiří Winkler*, Darja Kubečková, Naďa Zdražilová, Pavel Oravec

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Airborne Sound Insulation, Partition Wall, Wooden Structure

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