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Architectural Acoustics
In designing any kind of architectural structure - homes, offices, hospitals, restaurants, airport lounges or leisure complexes - both architects and operators have to make sure they are creating an acoustically comfortable environment. Forgetting to pay attention to sound is a recipe for commercial disaster. In different types of buildings we want to minimise or maximise different types of sound. Concert halls...
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Applications of Anechoic and Hemi Anechoic Chambers
Our society is far more environmentally aware than it was a generation or two back. While that is largely a good thing, it does present industry with a lot of problems. In most areas of Australia, development and expansion plans are now subjected to ever more rigorous noise-control assessments. The success of many proposals depends on being able to provide both...
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Five years of growth ahead for the noise control market
Noise is an inevitable by-product of human activity, but when it reaches levels harmful to human or animal life it is internationally recognised as pollution. Airports and mining companies often face stiff resistance because of the noise pollution they might cause to residential areas. Sometimes the problem can be solved by locating facilities away from residential areas, but the harm done...
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What Makes a High Performance Acoustic Doorset?
Product Range There are a lot of technical considerations in the design, manufacture and installation of high performance acoustic doorsets with the acoustic range of Rw50dB to Rw63dB. This begins with material selection for doorset fabrication, both internally and externally, relative to the performance target. IAC Acoustics designs and manufactures steel acoustic doorset assemblies of various constructions. To achieve the high...
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Acoustic Enclosures & Barriers for Industrial Equipment
Introduction Australia has many blessings and one is space. Thanks to this space, noise-producing industries such as mining and manufacturing rarely contend with the same levels of protest and planning objections they would face in more densely populated parts of the world, such as Europe. Most controversies here revolve around highways and traffic schemes rather than mining, industrial or service industries. ...
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Acoustic Barriers for Data Centres
Australia’s dependency on data has long been on an upward curve. Thanks to driverless cars, 5G, the IoT, the Cloud, IP telephony and now the boom in e-commerce and remote working driven by COVID-19 restrictions, our data centre industry is about to enjoy another dramatic expansion. We already have some of the largest data centres in the world and there are major...
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IAC Acoustics – Covid-19 Update
Our business is founded on the deeply held value of Zero Harm. As it applies to safety, we remain focused on ensuring that all of our people return home safely to their families at the end of their working day. COVID-19 Response We are minimising COVID-19 transmission risk while continuing to deliver safe, reliable and high-quality services to our customers....
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