Low Frequency Impact Noise

Low Frequency Impact Noise

There is significant evidence showing that impact (ie footfall) noise can be a serious problem in dwellings even if the floor has met the Part ‘E’ minimum performance standard for impact sound insulation.  A working group has investigated this to establish an appropriate way of identifying this problem during testing. They have produced a document on this subject which you can access here.

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  • Association of Noise Consultants sets out on a path to sustainability with two new guides for members

    Wednesday 13 November 2024

    New guides have been published, explaining how the ANC’s members can use their skills to help society to take a...

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  • Launch of ADO Noise Guide & BS 8233 review

    Friday 27 September 2024

    One day conference Wednesday 27 November, 15 Hatfields, London SE1 8DJ Launch of the Approved Document O Noise Guide: updated following feedback...

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  • Acoustics professional elected to ANC leadership role

    Wednesday 4 September 2024

    Louise Beamish, Director of Acoustics at WSP, has been appointed Chair of the Association of Noise Consultants (ANC).   Elected to the...

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  • ANC Diversity and Inclusion Policy

    Thursday 15 August 2024

    The ANC has produced a diversity and inclusion policy with the aim of promoting an inclusive workforce in acoustics, noise...

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    Wednesday 24 July 2024

    The Award is for an individual who has made impressive progress or an outstanding contribution during the first five years...

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