Things you will need:

1. Vibration pads
2. Noise barrier (MLV)
3. Soundboard – (from the hardwood store)
4. Soundproofing Mat

Things you need to know:

There are several types of air conditioners, each presents different problems regarding quieting, but generally most have some things in common.

1) Older units are more noisy than newer units, mostly because they are near the end of their lives, while newer units are likely inherently quieter.

2) Compressors make more noise than fans and when near worn out can be very difficult to quiet down. Replacement is the only option.

3) Fan blades can make a lot of noise if coated with dirt through long use and can become imbalanced, causing bearings to go bad, adding to noise. Cleaning them can not only reduce sound, but add years to their lives.

4)Sometimes it’s cheaper to replace a whole unit (even if it’s not yours!) than it is to try to remodel against the noise.

Window Units:

These are difficult to quiet and many times it’s not the noise of the unit that’s the problem, it’s the noise that comes in when it’s OFF, because the air flows right through it from outside in and so does the sound of traffic, etc.

If you removed the front vent panel and filter, you can see outside! Therefore, sound has an unimpeded path into the room. Such a condition can be helped by a shield fitted to the outside of the unit, thereby making the airflow and the sound take a right angle path into the air intake of the aircon. Lining the shield with sound absorbing closed cell foam will really help reduce sound coming in. Your local sheet metal shop can make one for you if you give them the dimensions of the unit it to which it is to be fitted.

Pad mounted (Outside) Units:

These types move a lot of air and are usually pretty noisy, even when new. They tend to be large, because they cool (and sometimes heat) large areas. Because the sounds from them are loud and varied, (A combination of compressor and integral fan noise, as well as vibration), trying to soundproof them directly with material on them is usually fruitless and some sort of barrier/fence must be set up.

If it is a roof mounted assembly, make sure there are adequate vibration pads under it to help reduce vibration transmitted into the roof. A noise barrier made of MLV can help reduce noise created and going down through the roof. If mounted on a concrete pad there will not be this kind of problem.

Determine direction of the soundpath that is causing the problem and plan a fence barrier between it and the target of the sound. (A bedroom window, for instance). Build a fence (no gaps in the slats!), at least 8′ high and 6′ wide that goes all the way to the ground as close to the unit as practical and line it with sound absorbent closed cell foam. 1″ thick is a good choice. If the soundpath is angling upwards, add a overhang to your fence to help block the path. If there is more than one soundpath, a fence in the shape of a “V” or even 3 sided like a “U” may be necessary. In some cases a boxed in area may be needed, complete with a roof to contain the sound. Access doors and ventilation will have to be planned for this type of solution. Some hints on how to baffle a noise source is here.

Attic Fans and Air Conditioners:

Some times it’s necessary to “Hang” these units from vibration mounts rather than set them on pads to reduce vibration to an acceptable level. When belts are used to drive the fans, problems can arise due to wear and aging of the assemblies and bearing blocks. Units that are comparatively quiet can become very annoying over time as loose parts begin to sound off. Usually it’s necessary to add sound barrier and vibration absorbing mat around the installation to reduce sound transfer into the structure of the building. This is best done at initial installation rather than later when it will be much more difficult.

Ducts/ducting and air vents.

Ducting needs to be covered with closed cell sound absorbing foam (not open cell foam), for sound and thermal insulation. Metal ducting needs to be physically isolated from the fan shroud or aircon unit with a flexible coupling. Otherwise is will re-radiate sound vibration along it’s length. Fiberglass or flexible ducting usually won’t have this problem, but will lose thermally if not insulated.

Liquid soundproofing can be painted/sprayed on or in the metal ducting for even more sound vibration reduction.

Vents are a problem if the design causes an air noise. To see if this is a problem, temporarily remove one to see if the sound level drops appreciably.

Watch for vents to rooms that have a single common feed up through the wall- (or down through the floor to the ceiling below), if you can peer though the vent into the other side, it means sounds in one room will transfer to the other room.

If you are buying an AirCon, don’t just take the sound ratings the dealer may give for quietness- find out where the different brands/models are installed and go check them out- you will definitely be glad you did!

RETURNS/ REFUNDS – Because we don’t charge for handling, packing or the shipping materials, there’s a 25% restocking charge when the product, (Books are not returnable), is returned unused, in original packing,   shipping prepaid, (shipping is not refundable),  within 30 days.

We do not charge a restocking fee for headsets, but you are responsible for the shipping.

To assure proper handling, please call for an RMA number.

Goods may not always be returnable to the address we sent it to you- call to make sure you return it to the proper place.

Call 760-752-3030 for more details. 8-5 pacific M-F.

From Eric Johnson  Escondido, CA
Well, let me get my 2 cents worth about John Granahan: He’s great!

I needed to soundproof a room built in my garage for a home theater. First it required figuring out what to do with the garage door, since the motor and related track were occupying space where I wanted the room to be. I thought this would be a big problem, but not for John. He solved the problem right away, and it was taken care of in two days. Next he had to learn a whole new construction technique using mass-loaded vinyl. He grasped the concepts right away and work moved forward without a hitch. Soundproofing the doors was another area that needed special, non-traditional treatment. Now I have my soundproof room and I’m a happy guy.

I’m currently working and saving money to buy the equipment I need to turn my room into a home theater, which thanks to John, should look and sound as good as a commercial theater. With the soundproofing, I will be able to listen to music and watch movies any time I want, day or night, without bothering the neighbors. And, I can pay cents on the dollar for my popcorn, and stop the movie while I go to the bathroom. How great is that!!
Thanks John!

Eric and Lisa  California
John Granahan enclosed a room and extended a sub floor at our home. We would highly recommend him for his workmanship and knowledge in his trade. He is thorough and offered meaningful aesthetic advice. He is conscientious with finishing on time and often updated us with the progress. Most important is his trustworthiness and honesty as we were comfortable allowing him to do the work while we were on vacation. We would certainly not hesitate to hire him again for other future construction projects.

From Mary E. West  Carlsbad, CA
Thank you so much for the beautiful work you did on my room addition. The completed room is just what I envisioned, and I thoroughly enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the room and the view it provides of the garden.
Before I hired you, I had interviewed other construction firms. You were highly recommended by professionals I respect, and I felt an instant rapport with you that you would do your very best to carry out my ideas. The contract was fair and completely clear regarding commitment. From the day you began construction, I knew the job was in good hands. You weren’t just a licensed contractor, you became a friend to me and to members of my family!
I appreciate your attention to detail and the conscientious way you conduct your business. It is a pleasure to recommend your company.

From Merry Neitlich of JM Associates  Irvine, CA
I have had the opportunity to work with Mr. John Granahan, principal of Granahan Construction Company on two significant projects in my home this summer.
The first project was a complete tear-down and re-build of our wood deck in our backyard. John was thorough, knowledgeable and detail-oriented during all stages of the projects from discussion through clean-up. (By the way, John is one of the few contractor’s I have worked with who cleans-up “broom clean” upon completion of each day’s work). What was particularly positive in my experience with John and the building of our deck was John’s attention to detail and spotting potential problems before they became problems. John completed the project on time and consistently showed up on time.
We engaged John for a second and more significant project–being the general contractor of the remodeling of our kitchen. John selected all of the appropriate artisans for the kitchen from the granite fabricator to cabinet installers. Everyone who worked on the project showed up on time each time. The artisans were all extraordiary professional and pleasant to work with. My entire kitchen was remodeled in 10 days from start to finish! (That has to be a world’s record!)

From Millie Warren  Long Beach, Calif.
This is a recommendation for the “Contractor from Heaven,” John Granahan of Granahan Construction Company. I have owned commercial property in Long Beach since 1976 and during that time have had the gamut of people who have worked for me and have not done the job according to the agreement and wanting more money to finish the job. At this time the contractor hired a year ago to build a balcony and change some windows has not yet got final inspection. I hired John to build a handicap bathroom from the ground up. He stayed on the job until it was finished and three weeks later we had the final inspection. After that he modified another bathroom to handicap specifications, in the same professional manner. He is honest and trustworthy, and offers suggestions to save money, time and energy. I wish I had this young man working for me a long time ago. He would have saved me a lot of lost time and money and worry.

From Patrick & Colleen Conner  Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
I thought I would take the time to write and say how much I appreciated your company’s work on our residence. There were some difficult circumstances, and I was quite impressed with the way your worked together with the various people and building officials to make things happen correctly. I alays made me feel good to know that the construction was being done right, so there would be no problems in the future. Everything was complete and approved on time. The price your quoted was the price I paid. Those two things are impressive enought by themselves. But you gave more. Advice when I needed it…and listening to what I wanted when I KNEW what I wanted. Together, we made my family’s home a much nicer place to live. I just wanted to say thanks.

From Nancy Davis, Captain in The Salvation Army  Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
I have had the priviledge to do a remodeling project for the Salvation Army with Mr. John Granahan. While I was transferred before completion of the project, I found him to be professional, conscientious, meticulous and definately committed to his projects. I have great confidence in his abilities and highly recommend him.

From Shirley Zeiner  Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
I am very pleased with the lanai extension (veranda) you and your crew did on my home. From the very begining of the project your suggestions and work with the draftsman was extremely helpful. I appreciated you always confirming with me on changes that needed to be made with building materials. Your crew worked in a professional way at all times, cleaning up at the end of each day. I would gladly refer your company to anyone I know planning a construction project.

From Chris Hashimoto of Pacific Machinery  Waipahu, Hawaii
John Granahan built a 2,400 sq. ft. of office space, conference room and tool room in an existing warehouse for Pacific Machinery. He did the rough drawing with input from myself and Don Andrews, manager. He then arranged all the necessary blueprints and permits through the proper channels from start to finish. Throughout the construction phase, there were many changes that complicated and slowed the construction, but with John’s willingness and cooperation to satisfy our needs, he completed the project in a very expeditious manner. I compliment John’s finished work. Although it has been well over a year since the completion, our customers as well as our out of state visitors have said many good things of John’s layout and finished work. I strongly recommend Granahan Construction Company to all prospective customers.

From Ken Jones, Resident Manager of Kona Islander Inn  Kailua-Kona, Hawaii
John Granahan of Granahan Construction was one of the bidders on a full restoration of a unit that burned totally last December and three lanais and part of the roof. He worked hand in hand with me and the insurance adjuster to come to an agreement on price which would satisfy everyone. He and his crew did a very professional job on the re-building of the unit, and even did extra work that was not included in his bid. Over the past few years, John has done many other jobs here at Kona Islander Inn, including roof repairs and recently build the frame work for our new mail boxes. I find John to be very conscientious about his work and his laborers. I have called him several different times to talk to him about the progress of the work and he responds very quickly.

Our Noise Control Blackout Curtains and Clear Vinyl sheeting cuts sound and they are economical, too!

Home Theater Curtains? Yes!
Any room should have at least 40% of it’s total area covered with absorbent material to reduce annoying reverberation, which reduces speech intelligibility.
Acoustical Curtains (Acoustical Draperies), are useful for adding absorbency to a room that has many reflective surfaces, such as home theatres, etc.. Sound control through a doorway? Yes! Soundproofing (Blackout), drapes are a quick, effective and cheap way to improve room acoustics (hang on the walls), as well as to block sound from coming through walls, doorways, windows, patio doors, etc. Especially effective on thin walls, such as mobile homes.
A cheap way to get a good nights sleep!

We now have a good stock of used, (very good condition!), heavy-duty soundproofing pleated drapes removed from commercial soundproofing room installations. We have some various widths (Approx.) lengths to cover walls or windows in panels. They are made of a close woven vinyl or polyester/cotton blend satin fabric with a heavy plastic fabric-like backing of Therma-Foam (creating a sound trapping space). These sound control curtains normally cost many hundreds ($$$), when new. Condition is quite good, but on some, slight discolorations or spotting may be evident but some of it may be easily removed. We have some of different colors, your choice, out they go for peanut prices. Better get some before they are all gone! Lengths are a panel for covering a wall (including a window) and sold by the inch of width: (1″ = $1). We have some with more spotting/damage for cheaper prices – inquire! These spotted ones have been proven inexpensive for noisy bird rooms to reduce reverb. Pix below show darker than they really are on most browsers. All our pages are best viewed at 1024X768 on your display.

If the colors or design is not to your liking, use them as “backup” curtains behind your desired curtains.

These drapes work best if they are not stretched tight and completely extended flat to the wall Pick a width that will allow some accordion folding when fully pulled across. (Add at least a third to the width for this). For the best soundproofing effect, try to allow at least a foot of margin around the window/door opening.

Any kind of acoustical curtains can be “doubled up” where maximum soundproofing is wanted: ___—-___—-___—-___ (Top View). Hang the first layer on regular curtain rods, then the second layer on extended rods, creating another airspace between the first set of curtains and the second. Both sides of a opening can be covered this way. These are heavy curtains (12-25 Lbs Each!) and may require a pole rod. (Get rods at the hardware store! Ask for “15 year warranty” rods.)

Use double-sided tape to seal curtain edges to wall for improved results! Also to seal center overlap of two curtains where they join together. Use it left, right and center to seal vertical edges of curtains thus reducing sound migration around and through the curtain joints at the walls and center overlap. Magnetic tape can also be cut into strips and used for this purpose.

“WALK-THROUGH” VINYL CURTAIN DOORWAY BARRIERS

STRIP DOORS - Prefabricated, ready to install Vinyl Strip Doors have excellent optical clarity, permitting good visibility through doorways. Useful for dust control and noise reduction.

FLEXIBLE TEAR-RESISTANCE VINYL, AN EFFECTIVE NOISE BARRIER WITHOUT THE STIFFNESS

AND VIBRATION OF OTHER TYPES OF BARRIERS.

Mass Loaded curtains have lead-free barium metal powder or silicon in vinyl for added sound control!

See-Thru Vinyl curtains Meet California Fire Marshall Registration No F-561

Make these yourself by buying the material you need, cutting it and hanging it up. Save hundreds!

Mass Loaded Curtains (Black/Gray, can’t see through) in 4′ wide sheet

These are also used to increase noise reduction by placing over windows and doors.

See-Thru Vinyl Curtain Material (Clear) 4′ wide sheet.

Can be applied directly to clean glass to reduce sound coming through the window.  Use a solution of distilled water and a few drops of “No Tears” baby shampoo without conditioner.  Use a spray bottle to apply and a rubber squeegee to remove bubbles.  Use a lint free cloth or coffee filters to clean with the same solution you used to apply.  Do not use any cleaner with vinegar or ammonia or paper towels.

Also used for sound/dust control over openings as well as protective covering for tables, etc.

Select Mass Loaded Vinyl Opaque or Clear Vinyl material (or both!) from chart.

8″ X .080- $ 2.50 Ft  12″ X .120 – $4 Ft

Measure your doorway or window and order to the closest foot in length. For instance, if your doorway was 8′ 2″ high, you would need to order 9′ feet of material. Material can be grommeted (Get the tool at the hardware store!) or mount with some “sandwich” boards holding it at the top. The board is then mounted over the doorway using screws, nails or chain. (Or use the mounting kits at the bottom of this page).

Cut vinyl to length with snips. or sharp knife. Allow to brush against the floor for maximum sound reduction. Walk-through panels can easily be made from the 4′ wide sheet with vertical length-way slits. Or order strip material from us. Double-up or hang on both sides of the opening for maximum effectiveness.

Use the mass loaded vinyl (MLV) on walls as a backing for the noise control curtains above to increase effective sound blocking. As effective as lead sheeting!

“Clamp Type” Door mounting kits for Strip or Sheet

The bottom edges of the holding bar are rounded to reduce wear on your strips as they swing.

4′ Wide Kit……………………….$59.95

8′ Wide Kit………………………$109.95

We also have Lead! Inquire

MORE!

See-Thru Vinyl Curtain Material (Clear) 4€² wide sheet €“ Can be applied directly to clean glass to reduce sound coming through the window. Use a solution of distilled water and a few drops of €œNo Tears€ baby shampoo without conditioner. Use a spray bottle to apply and a rubber squeegee to remove bubbles. Use a lint free cloth or coffee filters to clean with the same solution you used to apply. Do not use any cleaner with vinegar or ammonia or paper towels.

Also used for sound/dust control over openings as well as protective covering for tables, etc.

Select Mass Loaded Vinyl Opaque or Clear Vinyl material (or both!) from above chart.

Measure your doorway or window and order to the closest foot in length. For instance, if your doorway was 8€² 2€³ high, you would need to order 9€² feet of material. Material can be grommeted (Get the tool at the hardware store!) or mount with some €œsandwich€ boards holding it at the top. The board is then mounted over the doorway using screws, nails or chain. (Or use the mounting kits shown).

Cut vinyl to length with snips or sharp knife. Allow to brush against the floor for maximum sound reduction. Walk-through panels can easily be made from the 4€² wide sheet with vertical length-way slits. Or order precut strip material from us. Double-up or hang on both sides of the opening for maximum effectiveness.

Use the mass loaded vinyl (MLV) on walls as a backing for the noise control curtains above to increase effective sound blocking. As effective as lead sheeting! MORE!

USE THESE SIMPLE PIN TYPE MOUNTS TO HOLD DOOR STRIPS FOR REAL QUICK ASSEMBLY

CEILING MOUNT
WALL MOUNT
STRIP INSTALLATION

The same strip mounts as a wall or ceiling mount.

CEILING MOUNT €” WALL MOUNT

SECRETS REVEALED THAT MANY PEOPLE WILL NEVER KNOW…

Carefully analyze your noise situation, before closing up walls and floors.

Consider using real sound control windows where needed.

Use low-cost special building techniques now to minimize the requirements for expensive soundproofing material later.

If you’re on a budget, at least use tape and inexpensive resilient channel for some kind of sound control. (Something is better than nothing). If real results are what you need, use soundclips and MLV barrier.

Some building materials are better than others for sound control. We carry the full line of Pinta Acoustics Products such as Illbruck PROSPEC Decibel Drop Viscoelastic Dampening Compound, the “Architects Choice”.

Lead lined drywall is available from us! Or we’ll show you how to make your own!

Give some thought to the attic and outside noise reduction.

Planning to use plants and trees for a sound fence? Don’t. It won’t work.

Take a walking tour of soundproofing a house!

A special note about having a home office.

Some words about putting in wood or tile floors! (You must have some resilience to the floor or the people underneath will hate you!)

What you need to know about insulation, such as cellulose and other types of “Blow-In’s” (Rock wool is the only common product we know of that has appreciable soundproofing qualities).

New! Cotton fiber insulation provides thermal and sound insulation and it’s a “Green” product!!

If you are a Homeowner:

Often, homeowners think about their basement remodel or
the extra space coming with their home addition, and
they overlook the companion projects that usually ride
shotgun with these improvements. So don’t just think
new windows or fixing the roof, but consider the other
areas of improvement that are likely to go hand-in-hand
with any home project, like sound control and air purification for the add-on, etc.

Books of knowledge that belong on any Builders bookshelf!

Working to Architectural Construction Specification ? Call us! We can help.  Also see:   HOUSE

Our green glue vs. the runny thin stuff!

The First Western Region Distributor for Green Glue!
We stock massive quantities of Green Glue and sell it as individual tubes, so you don’t have to buy more than you need! We ship everywhere by UPS. We discount it here to the lowest price!

High performance Green Glue is now available in quart cartridges. It can now be applied to drywall or sub-flooring with a standard large size caulk gun for cost effective application.

Green Glue is a Visco-Elastic adhesive used in between sheets of standard drywall, wood product paneling, cement board, and many other building materials to reduce sound transfer.

Third party acoustical tests demonstrated a STC rating of 56 using Green Glue in a standard single stud wall with common drywall. Low Frequency sound isolation was greatly improved over older technologies such as resilient channel.

For existing walls, just apply Green Glue to some new sheets of drywall and stick up on the wall, fasten in a places, tape off and paint or wallpaper!

For bare studding or ceiling joists, apply padding tape before hanging the sheets of wall paneling for even more enhanced sound control!

Easy to use, for small jobs it comes in caulk-type 29 oz. tubes or in buckets for large jobs. A case of 12 covers about 192 Sq. Ft. (A wall 24′ long and 8′ high). Dollar for dollar Green Glue, delivered, is the best value in soundproofing.

Also see “INSUL TRAX”.

Resiliently mounted wall and ceiling Gypsum board (Drywall/ Sheetrock/ Wallboard) is fast becoming an industry standard for reducing sound transfer between rooms. (Soundproofing Rooms).

The SSP Sound Isolation Mounting Clip is used with Drywall Furring Channel (DWFC) in order to mount drywall panels.  The clip has a molded neoprene element that provides high sound insulation between the panel and the framing.  Metal ends provide sturdy support.

Tested Composite Wall Constructions per ASTM E90 and ASTM 413 at Riverbank Labs. Wood Stud partition. 2 x 4, 16€ O.C. with 5/8€ gypsum board, one layer each side. R19 fiberglass in cavity. SSP clips and 7/8€ furring channel. (* +7 STC improvement compared to the same wall with resilient channel. Find details in our report SSP Clip vs. RC.) Wood Stud partition. 2 x 4, 16€ O.C. with 5/8€ gypsum board, one layer one side, two layers on opposite side. R19 fiberglass in cavity. SSP clips and 7/8€ furring channel. Wood Stud partition. 2 x 4, 16€ O.C. with 5/8€ gypsum board, two layers each side. R19 fiberglass in cavity. SSP clips and 7/8€ furring channel. Resilient Sound Isolation Wall and Ceiling Clip Model SSP Benefits: Highly effective sound control at lowest installed cost. Quick and easy to install with standard drywall furring channel. Weight capacity – 50 lbs. per clip maximum. Maximizes available occupied space with low-profile design. Performance range of STC 57 to STC 64 per laboratory tests, a substantial improvement vs. resilient channel. Eliminates problem of hard attaching that is common with resilient channel.

Build-out of the pad/channel assembly is 1-1/2″

It mounts with  screws (or other fastener appropriate to the material to which it’s mounted), providing a low-profile sound control system that is low-cost and simple to implement.

One mount is required for every four sq. ft. of wallboard area.  A typical 8′ wall  would have SSP clips mounted to the DWFC  creating three horizontal rows, one a few inches from the top and one few inches from the bottom and another across the middle.  2″ Neoprene 3/8″ thick Vibration pads are spaced every 2′ on the floor to support the edge of the drywall panels.  The panels are then attached to the DWFC with drywall screws in the normal manner.  A gap must be provided where the walls meet the ceiling and other walls and sealed with acoustical caulk.

The gap at the floor is sealed either with lots of caulk and/or with “Backer Square” to reduce the amount of caulk needed to seal the large gap left by the vibration pad.  Adding one layer of 5/8″ Fire Code Drywall in this manner will more than double the sound reduction of the existing wall.  More sound reduction would be obtained by adding more sound control elements into the project.

Ceilings are handled similar to the above.  Installation details are the same as for other clips.

The correct DWFC (track) for the ISO Mount- in 5′ lengths- we also have it with tape padding already applied!  

Notice about the availability of steel track: Supplies are tight, make sure you can get the proper 25 gage material before you start your job!  Best to order from us to make sure.

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Snoring presents particular problems because the sound is usually low frequency and quite loud and nearby. The low frequency headset would work best as well as some offsetting noise nearby, such as a fan or hiss like from between the stations on your FM radio.

• Reprint of the popular (Was out of print) EPA Manual    “QUIETING: A Practical Guide to Noise Control”,  A  EPA/National Bureau of Standards manual on practical acoustical soundproofing methods.   (This was updated to”Quieting in the Home.) 116 p, illustrated 8.5″  X 11″.
• SUPER SOUNDPROOFING FLOOR MAT sample, a heavy-duty, loaded, wear resistant noise barrier vinyl material with foam backing for vibration decoupling and acoustical control.
• SUPER SOUNDPROOFING VINYL FLOORING sample, (same as above but without the foam backing).
• SUPER SOUNDPROOFING ACOUSTICAL MAT (various sizes), a closed-cell noise control vinyl-nitrile foam suitable for easy application with contact cement to interiors of cars, boats, planes, walls and ceilings of homes and offices for quieting.
• Update Artical with  detailed illustrations: €œSoundproofing Walls /Ceilings Using Resilient  Channels and Acoustical Mat€, by B.J. Nash.
• Current price-sheet of quieting acoustical products and a informative brochure.
• $10 discount coupon good towards next purchase of soundproofing products from us.

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su primer recurso de insonorizacion en la internet

Ahora disponible, para usted , una reimpresion de el popular manual de insonorizacion, este manual esta impreso con las reglas establecidas por la nacional EPA. Publicado por tiempo, nosotros ponemos a su disposicion una reimpresion, de este manual solamente por el bajo costo de impresion y pago de correo.

“Quietud: Una practica guia para el control del ruido€  Anteriormente impreso por la Nacional EPA, como ”Quietud en el hogar”. Con 120 Paginas, 8.5″ X 11″ completamente ilustradas, incluye detalles tecnicos exactos, simples y sencillos sin mucha tecnica.

INDICE:  Basicos principales para la reduccion del ruido.

Capitulo 1:

• El control del ruido desde su origen.
• Conceptos de origen, trayectoria y receptor.
• Requerimientos para el funcionamiento de la quietud
• El control del ruido destro de la senda de transmision.
• Factores que afectan el recorrido del sonido.
• €œQuietud€ dentro de la trayectoria.
• Protegiendo el receptor.

Capitulo 2

• Control del ruido en el hogar.
• Transmision y aerotransportacion del ruido en la estructura.
• El bloqueo del ruido y sus efectos.
• Franqueando la transmision del ruido.
• Soluciones generales para el control del ruido en el hogar.
• Absorcion del sonido VS la insolacion del sonido.
• El ruido de la cocina.
• Cuartos de juego y recreacion.
• Corredores, pasillos y escaleras.
• Mejorar la privacidad de su alcoba, y el area del piso del bano.
• Perfeccionando la aislacion de sonido de los muros.
• Perfeccionando la aislacion de sonido del piso y construccion del techo.
• Control de el piso que rechina.
• Control de las escaleras que rechinan.
• Control del ruido de los sistemas de calefaccion, ventilacion y aire acondicionado.
• Control del ruido del conducto.
• Ruido y vapor del calentador.
• El ruido del rodapie del sistema de calefaccion.
• Control del ruido de las instalaciones sanitarias.
• Control del ruido del chorro del canal de deshague.

Capitulo 3                      

• Como se coloca la aislacion de ruido en su hogar en contraste con el aire libre.

Capitulo 4

• Seleccionando la tranquilidad de su casa o apartamento.

Capitulo 5

• Una guia para la compostura de averias.
• Analizando el problema.
• Como buscar las fugas de ruido.
• Usando sus oidos €“ y un contador de ruido barato.
• Usando en su casa los aparatos e implementos que mencionamos.
• Probables causas del ruido, quejas, problemas y soluciones.
• Tecnicas generales para disminuir el ruido.
• Indice especifico que le muestra problemas y remedios del ruido.

1. Este manual viene escrito en capitulos, por practico y guia, ha servido a muchos para resolver problemas del control del ruido/sonido. Incluye tecnicas especificas para usar en la absorcion del sonido, los materiales a usar y sus STC raitings.Contiene imagenes sobre la reflexion, la reverberacion y fracciones en aplicaciones para motores, generadores. En la construccion de casas, oficinas e industrias. Ruido de aviones, aves, perros ladrando y muchas mas ilustraciones.

2.  Nosotros le enviaremos unos pequenos ejemplos a cuenta nuestra de los materiales acusticos , asi como una guia para usar los canales de metal para la maxima reduccion de sonido al costo mas bajo!

Ordene con su tarjeta de credito por el servidor de seguridad!

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