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1. wall and wind speeds for Experiment 1 was m/sec and for Experiment 2 was m/sec.· Full-scale wind speeds would be three times those values and corre­ spond to 33 mph and 24 mph, respectively. Nearly all of the snow accumulations were de­ posited on the windward (upwind) side of the wall.

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3. Table 1 includes the decibel level of a few common activities to pro-vide the reader with an understanding of the intensity of typical noise levels. In the workplace, noise pollution is generally considered to be an issue once the noise level is greater than 55 dBA. Approximately 35 to 40% of workers in office settings find noise levels from

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4. Jan 27,  · Here is an experimental test of how different noise reduction systems treat the audio signal. What makes each system incompatible with each .

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5. JAXA Marangoni Experiment: The crew was advised of another Marangoni bridge building event tonight (pmam), the 11 th in 24 planned bridge buildings in Increment 29/ The experiment is performed in the Kibo JPM during crew sleep (since the liquid bridge to be formed is sensitive to g-jitter), 4 days/week at most and 24 runs in total.

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6. A study of the noise control techniques applicable to rooms will be made. These procedures include the use of acoustic treatment of the walls of the room and the use of barriers and enclosures. It is important to determine if acoustic treatment of the walls will be effective or if the offending noise.

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8. Reflective parallel sound walls often reduce the wall’s acoustical performance. The net result is less than optimal performance and increased noise levels on and adjacent to the roadway. Absorptive parallel noise reducing walls reduce reflections and are able to maintain the effectiveness of the barrier. In addition, the overall noise level.

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