In the design, construction, and renovation of entertainment facilities office premises, due attention should be paid to sound and vibration insulation issues in the office, meeting rooms and open space areas.
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of office employees complain about noise produced by utility systems: heating, condition and ventilation systems (according to surveys).
the average sound level of a standard conversation at a distance of 1 m
the permissible equivalent sound level for performing highly skilled work that requires concentration, in accordance with sanitary norms CH 2.2.4/2.1.8.562-96
the recommended Rw sound insulation index between work premises and technical premises
Issues of sound vibration insulation and acoustics in office premises:
- Sound insulation required between neighbouring offices, meeting rooms and work areas (sound insulation of office walls and partitions; sound insulation of ceilings and floors).
- Sound and vibration insulation of utility equipment: noise reduction of ventilation and air conditioning systems, as well as noise from server rooms and other adjacent technical facilities (refrigeration units, chillers, power generators, ect.)
- Sound insulation between workplaces and the creation of an acoustically comfortable environment in the open area workplaces (sound-absorbing office partitions, suspended and/or sprayed acoustic ceilings).
- Acoustic comfort in meeting rooms and conference rooms.
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