Insulation

appendix C



Performance specifications



Tables


C.1  Acoustic absorption performance levels of common branded products


C.2  Acoustic absorption performance levels of generic room finishes



Figures


C.1  Masonry wall specifications


C.2  Metal stud-wall specifications


C.3  Timber stud-wall specifications


C.4  Masonry floor specifications



C.1  Absorption


Table C.1  Acoustic absorption performance levels of common branded building products


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Table C.2  Acoustic absorption performance levels of generic room finishes








































































































































Standard room surfaces


NRC


w


Absorption class


6mm pile carpet on foam underlay


0.30–0.35


0.24–0.38


E


Brickwork


0.05


0.02–0.04


n/a


Carpet and underlay


0.55


0.4–0.5


D


Carpet tiles


n/a


0.4


D


Child


n/a


0.2–0.3


n/a


Concrete


0.05


0.02–0.04


n/a


Desk and chair


n/a


0.5


n/a


Dryline/plasterboard on dabs


n/a


0.02–0.04


n/a


Dryline/plasterboard on frame


0.05–0.1


0.05–0.1


n/a


Floorboards on joists


0.1


0.09


n/a


Glass


0.05–0.15


0.05–0.1


n/a


Marble


0


0.01


n/a


Parquet


0.05–0.10


0.12


n/a


Perforated metal ceiling tray with


n/a


0.3–0.7


D–C


 mineral fiber behind


Person


n/a


0.4


n/a


Plaster on block/brick


0.05


0.02–0.05


n/a


Rubber


0.05


0.05–0.07


n/a


Steel


0.1


0.07–0.10


n/a


Tiles


0.01


0.02


n/a


Timber doors


0.1


0.10–0.15


E


Upholstered seat


n/a


0.5–0.7


n/a


Vinyl on concrete


0.05


0.03


n/a


Water


0


0.01


n/a


Wood panels


0.01


0.1–0.2


E



C.2  Insulation

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