The barrier attenuation of garden fences
β Scribed by C.G. Don; J.G. Wegner
- Book ID
- 102989078
- Publisher
- Elsevier Science
- Year
- 1982
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 603 KB
- Volume
- 15
- Category
- Article
- ISSN
- 0003-682X
No coin nor oath required. For personal study only.
β¦ Synopsis
A study has been undertaken of the barrier attenuation produced by 40 different finite garden fences shielding suburban homes from traffic noise. Two alternative techniques of measuring barrier attenuation were used and an empirical relationship between the results is obtained. The attenuation measured in terms of L1, Llo or Lcq generally agrees within + 1 dB(A) for a given barrier, Similarly constructed fences can produce different attenuations, depending on their surroundings. The effects of unshielded ends, open gates and vegetation are considered. It is postulated that buildings reflect back sound, the effect depending on building size and distance from the fence. A reasonable trend is obtained for brick barriers," however, the wooden .fence results may be obscured by sound leakage through the fence.
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
Finn and Kas are surviving on the coastβmore than surviving: they're enjoying the surf, the summer and being together. And now, the lights of Wentworth mean life could soon be back to normal. Finn is cautiously optimistic, but Kas knows she can never escape her status as a Siley, and that a return t
The theoretical attenuation of tramc, noise by long barriers has been studied, by using a Monte Carlo snapshot technique for description of individual vehicle contributions, and the results compared with those obtained when line and point source approximations are used for the traffic noise source.