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Good Book on Noise but insufficient formulas,
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This review is from: Industrial Noise Control (Dekker Mechanical Engineering) (Hardcover)
This book in industrial noise control has many useful information for beginners who want to learn about industrial noise but it does not have sufficient formulas on some important issues like estimating regenerated noise in ducts, pressure loss in air ducts and acoustic materials specs. I am expecting from a book like this for example to provide some information how noise is attenuated in lined ducts with respect to frequency, duct length and lining details.
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There are many approaches one can take to describe the wave motion or vibratory characteristics of sound. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
octave band spectral analysis, acoustical power level, blowoff nozzle, tool squeal, noise control methods, octave band sound levels, typical acoustical performance, gear meshing frequency, overall sound power level, considered excessive noise, mks rayls, statistical absorption coefficient, dense vinyl, absorptive silencers, discrete frequency noise, acoustical leaks, octave band center frequency, noise level reduction, single expansion chamber, graphic level recorder, normal incidence absorption coefficient, dynamic insertion loss, daily noise exposure, reactive silencers, weighted noise level Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Basic Sources of Noise, Environmental Acoustics, American National Standards Institute, Handbook of Industrial Noise Control, Industrial Press, Mean Value, Kjaer Instruments, Noise Control Eng, Sound Vib, Courtesy of Industrial Acoustics Company, New Jersey, Environmental Protection Agency, Englewood Cliffs, Harmony Publications, Theoretical Acoustics, Use Fig, Federal Aviation Administration, Silver Spring, American Society of Heating, Courtesy of Burgess Industries, Courtesy of Mason Industries, Deer Park, Federal Register, Hewlett-Packard Company New!
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There are many approaches one can take to describe the wave motion or vibratory characteristics of sound. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
octave band spectral analysis, acoustical power level, blowoff nozzle, tool squeal, noise control methods, octave band sound levels, typical acoustical performance, gear meshing frequency, overall sound power level, considered excessive noise, mks rayls, statistical absorption coefficient, dense vinyl, absorptive silencers, discrete frequency noise, acoustical leaks, octave band center frequency, noise level reduction, single expansion chamber, graphic level recorder, normal incidence absorption coefficient, dynamic insertion loss, daily noise exposure, reactive silencers, weighted noise level Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
New York, Basic Sources of Noise, Environmental Acoustics, American National Standards Institute, Handbook of Industrial Noise Control, Industrial Press, Mean Value, Kjaer Instruments, Noise Control Eng, Sound Vib, Courtesy of Industrial Acoustics Company, New Jersey, Environmental Protection Agency, Englewood Cliffs, Harmony Publications, Theoretical Acoustics, Use Fig, Federal Aviation Administration, Silver Spring, American Society of Heating, Courtesy of Burgess Industries, Courtesy of Mason Industries, Deer Park, Federal Register, Hewlett-Packard Company New!
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- Noise and Vibration Control by Leo L. Beranek on 12 pages
- Handbook of Acoustical Measurements and Noise Control by Cyril M. Harris on 11 pages
- Acoustical Measurements by Leo L. Beranek on 7 pages
- Industrial Noise and Vibration Control by J. David Irwin on 6 pages
- Theoretical Acoustics by Philip M. Morse on 6 pages
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