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Computer modelling of urban noise propagation
07-May-04
Current methods for the prediction of urban noise levels which are distant from the source are inaccurate, and it is proposed that computer simulation provides the best modelling method. Technical Brief.

Part E Regulations and Thermalite - soundproofing between and within dwellings
23-Apr-04
To help in the specification and construction of buildings, leading aircrete block manufacturer, Thermalite, has re-launched its already popular Part E guide (pdf 900KB), containing updated information about the regulations and how to comply. Article.

Part E ( acoustics ) demands a re-think of all materials
27-Feb-04
Part E of the Building Regulations came into force in July 2003, and, compared with previous editions, contains higher requirements for the acoustic performance of walls and floors in dwellings and for residential accommodation in other ... Topic.

Environmental assessment of light well in high-rise apartment building
22-Dec-03
Surveys by questionnaire were used to assess the residents' opinions of central courtyards in high-rise apartment buildings ( 21-44 floors ) at four locations in Japan. Topic

Solar technology could reduce aircraft noise pollution
26-Nov-03
Solar panels, which not only generate 23000 kWh of electricity per annum, but also insulate against aircraft noise, have been installed on the roof of a church hall under a Heathrow flight path. Technical Brief

Revisions to Part E of the Building Regulations
31-Mar-03
In July 2002, the Government announced the new proposals to Part E of the Building Regulations, which sets the standards for acoustic requirements for residential buildings.

Acoustic Insulation Of Facades To Airborne Noise: Design And Reality
02-Feb-03
Results of in-situ measurements of the airborne noise insulation of house facades are presented.

Sound Transmission and Insulation in Brick and Masonry Walls
01-Jan-03
The ability of brick and masonry walls to insulate against sound transmission is an important design characteristic. How these properties are measured and how to improve the insulation properties of masonry walls are covered.

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