Airtightness / Airborne Sound Insulation Study in Accredited Sound Insulation Facilities

54º Congreso Español de Acústica — Tecniacústica 2023

Paper Language
EN · English
Date / Time
Author
Ahmed ElsaeiGIR Arquitectura & Energía, Universidad de Valladolid, España
Author 2
Alberto MeissGIR Arquitectura & Energía, Universidad de Valladolid, España
Author 3
Irene Poza CasadoGIR Arquitectura & Energía, Universidad de Valladolid, España
Author 4
Jairo GonzálezAudiotec, Valladolid, España
Author 5
Miguel A. Padilla MarcosGIR Arquitectura & Energía, Universidad de Valladolid, España
Author 6
Ana Esther Espinel ValdiviesoAudiotec, Valladolid, España
Author 7
María MachimbarrenaDepartamento de Física Aplicada, Universidad de Valladolid, España
Pags
261-266
Session
AED-1 Aislamiento acústico y fuentes de ruido en la edificación.
Subsession

Abstract

The potential relation between airtightness and acoustic performance of constructive solutions is not yet well known and described, although it has been widely proved that both phenomena have strong links. The objective of this research is to provide additional experimental knowledge in this field of research, working in a controlled environment, thus reducing the number of variables affecting both acoustic performance and airtightness. The test specimen is a hollow tongue and groove brick with mortar rendering wall. The acoustic performance of the original test specimen has already been tested in AUDIOTEC´s accredited sound transmission facilities. The research consists in gradually making holes on the test sample and evaluating airtightness and airborne sound insulation as the amount of “leaks” increases. Airtightness has been measured with a blower door test and the sound insulation has been measured using AUDIOTEC´s instruments and facilities.

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