Line Source – What is It?
The behaviour of sound waves emitted by a long, linear source is referred to as line source sound propagation. In this instance, sound waves emanate from the source along a line or narrow segment, as opposed to a single …
Point Source – What is it?
The behaviour of sound waves emanating from a singular, localised sound source is referred to as point source sound propagation. In this instance, sound waves emanate from their source in a spherical or nearly spherical pattern.
When a sound is …
Airborne Sound – What is It and How Can We Help Reduce It
Airborne sound is the transmission of sound from a noise source to a receiver through the air. It is the most common form of noise we encounter on a daily basis and is generated by a variety of sources, …
Reverberation Time and How to Measure It
Reverberation is the continuation of sound in an enclosed space after the source of the sound has ceased. Multiple reflections of sound impulses from the surfaces of the room, such as the walls, floor, and ceiling, produce reverberation. These …
Why We Love Acoustics – and further reading
Acoustics is a fascinating subject for various reasons, if you’re not already interested, here’s a few points that may change your mind, with a nudge towards some supporting reading
Sound Science: Acoustics enables us to dive into the underlying concepts …
A Day In The Life Of An Acoustics Consultant
Every so often you’ll bump into someone you’ve not seen in a few years, or you’ll meet someone new and they’ll ask “what is it you do?”. It’s a question some of us dread and others relish, for us …
Acoustic Enclosure Design – The Basics
Ever wondered how our team approach the design of an acoustic enclosure? Well, you’re in luck, as this is the theme of our first technical blog post.
Having done the design and install of numerous bespoke enclosures CSG Acoustics in …
