Noise Perception in Residential Building Environment

Andrea Vargová; Monika Pavčeková

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.649.281

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Noise Perception in Residential Building Environment

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This article brings up to discussion a particularly topical issue which is the quality of sound insulation in Slovakian dwellings. An analysis of the current acoustical situation in newly built or renovated buildings is shown, as well as the importance of a subjective evaluation of acoustical comfort is highlighted. Nevertheless, it is known that the acoustical comfort is one of the most important factors of a healthy living environment and that the acoustical defects often become subject of argumentation. Concerning the growing acoustical problems in dwellings, we could debate, to what extent the real value of the apartment can be estimated.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 649)

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281-284

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January 2013

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Andrea Vargová, Monika Pavčeková

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Intelligibility, Neighbor Noise, Noise Perception

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