
Measurement and evaluation of lateral impact noise isolation
Impact noise isolation measurements and evaluation are traditionally defined for vertical adjacencies, where the impact source is located in the space above the receiving room. For North American projects, ASTM standards provide no guidance for performing a lateral impact noise isolation
measurement, so the authors have developed methods and practices for performing this measurement. ISO 16283-2 also describes procedures and methods for the measurements and analysis of lateral impact noise measurements. The various measurement methods are compared and evaluated. For some assembly
types, there is an advantage to maintaining a constant distance from tapping machine to the separating partition. Appropriate ratings for categorization of lateral impact isolation are discussed.
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Document Type: Research Article
Affiliations: Veneklasen Associates. Santa Monica, CA USA
Publication date: 30 September 2019
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