Talks and Poster Presentations (with Proceedings-Entry):
C. Tauber, E. Bajraktari, J. Lechleitner, U. Pont, A. Mahdavi:
"Double Skin Facades with Natural Venitlation Capability: A Case Study of Acoustical Enhancement Via Passive and Active (Noise Cancelling) Methods";
Talk: ENVIBUILD 2016 - Buildings and Environment - Energy Performance, Smart Materials and Buildings,
Brno, Czech Republic;
2016-09-22
- 2016-09-23; in: "Buildings and Environment - Energy Performance, Smart Materials and Buildings",
M. Kalousek et al. (ed.);
Eigenverlag mit wissenschaftlichem Lektorar / Peer Review, Envibuild,
(2016),
8 pages.
English abstract:
Within an ongoing project, we explore the potential of double skin facades to provide both noise control and natural ventilation capability. Three strategies are investigated: i) Manipulation of sound paths via offset of the openings in the two shells of the façade; ii) Application of absorbing materials in the interstitial space of the façade; iii) Active noise cancelling methods utilizing wave-destructive interference. This contribution describes the overall project but focuses primarily on the active noise cancellation approach. Aside from a comprehensive background research on existing technology, we undertook the design of an actual setting for noise cancellation testing with suitable low-cost components as a proof-of-concept. Results of the experiments are expected to inform subsequent efforts to include noise-cancelling technology in double skin facades.
German abstract:
(no german version) Within an ongoing project, we explore the potential of double skin facades to provide both noise control and natural ventilation capability. Three strategies are investigated: i) Manipulation of sound paths via offset of the openings in the two shells of the façade; ii) Application of absorbing materials in the interstitial space of the façade; iii) Active noise cancelling methods utilizing wave-destructive interference. This contribution describes the overall project but focuses primarily on the active noise cancellation approach. Aside from a comprehensive background research on existing technology, we undertook the design of an actual setting for noise cancellation testing with suitable low-cost components as a proof-of-concept. Results of the experiments are expected to inform subsequent efforts to include noise-cancelling technology in double skin facades.
Keywords:
Double skin facades, noise control, natural ventilation, sound insulation, active noise cancelling.
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