Atténuation des panneaux acoustiques, une étude terrain

Auteurs-es

  • Yang Luo Ryerson University
  • Adam Pham Ryerson University
  • Alberto Behar
  • Stephen Mosher
  • Mohammad Abdoli

Mots-clés :

MUSICAL ACOUSTICS

Résumé

Ci-joint est une étude sur l’atténuation du son par l’entremise d’absorbants acoustiques utilisés pour protéger l’ouïe des musiciens d’un orchestre symphonique. Les absorbants acoustiques furent placés derrière les oreilles des musiciens étant exposés aux niveaux sonores les plus élevés dans la fosse de l’auditorium du « Four Seasons Centre for Performing Arts » à Toronto. Pour mesurer l’atténuation des absorbants acoustiques, des dosimètres furent posés à l’avant et l’arrière des écrans. L’atténuation de chaque absorbant fut déterminé en calculant la différence de Leq des deux dosimètres. Deux types d’absorbants, Wenger et Manhasset, furent mesurés. Le résultat final d’atténuation fut de -0.48 dBA.

Biographie de l'auteur-e

Yang Luo, Ryerson University

Undergraduate Research Assistant at Ryerson University, School of Occupational and Public Health

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Publié-e

2018-03-13

Comment citer

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Luo Y, Pham A, Behar A, Mosher S, Abdoli M. Atténuation des panneaux acoustiques, une étude terrain. Canadian Acoustics [Internet]. 13 mars 2018 [cité 8 nov. 2024];46(1):29-35. Disponible à: https://jcaa.caa-aca.ca/index.php/jcaa/article/view/3035

Numéro

Vol. 46 No. 1 (2018)

Rubrique

Article - Acoustique musicale / Électroacoustique

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