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What is the approximate range of frequencies (h)in human speech and their corresponding wavelengths? For all practical purposes, the speed of sound in air may be assumed = 1,000 ft/s in place of its exact value of 1130 ft/s.
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For a party wall between two dwelling units, such as two apartments, the building codes require its minimum STC value to be
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The addition of a resilient floor covering, such as vinyl tiles, improves the structures- borne sound insulation of a wood joist floor. Will the vinyl tiles also improve the airborne sound insulation of a floor?
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Compared to a lightweight building element, a heavyweight element is generally a poor transmitter of airborne sound.
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The wavelength of sound at a frequency of 1,000 Hz is approximately
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Explain what transmission loss (TL)is. What is its unit of measurement?
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What is the minimum building code- required STC value for a party wall separating two dwelling units (condominiums or apartments)?
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The International Building Code requires minimum STC 50 for a party wall between two dwelling units (condominiums or apartments). In terms of the transmission of speech or music through the wall, what will STC 50 provide?
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What is impact insulation class, IIC? What is its unit of measurement?
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What does the frequency of sound measure? What is the unit of measurement of frequency?
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Which wall assembly will provide a higher sound transmission loss (TL):
(a)a 6- 1/2- in.- thick stud wall comprising 1- 1/2 in. × 5- 1/2 in. wood studs covered on each side with 1/2- in.- thick gypsum board or
(b)same as wall type (a)but the air space between studs is filled with fiberglass? Give reason(s)for your answer.
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The measure that is used for structure- borne sound insulation is
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Which wall assembly will provide a higher sound transmission loss (TL):
(a)6- 1/2- in.- thick concrete wall or (b)a 6- 1/2- in.- thick stud wall comprising 1- 1/2 in. × 5- 1/2 in. wood studs covered on each side with 1/2- in.- thick gypsum board? Give reason(s)for your answer.
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The wavelength of sound at a frequency of 100 Hz is approximately
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