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Article #172transparent/translucent sound prooofing ?
From: David Chasman
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 14:45
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 14:45
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I am looking for a way to seal out street noise through my windows:
(1) What are the physical properties which determine sound insulation
in the audible part of the spectrum. In particular, how do absorbtion
and dissipation work.
(2) I suspect that mass of the materials is important in dealing with
low frequency noise. On this not, will 1.5-2 inch thick water tanks
in front of my windows be helpful. Also, is there a good source of
transparent polyethylene pads (or something like this )
--David Chasman
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