121. Acoustic Consultants Serving Australia, New Zealand, China And Asia (Sydney, Mel acoustics and noise engineering consulting firm that provides acoustical, environmental noise, and noise control design services, including concert hall and http://www.marshallday.com/

Marshall Day Acoustics was established in 1981 by A. Harold Marshall and Christopher Day providing specialised professional consulting services to architects, engineers and industry for major projects. Marshall Day Acoustics provide a wide range of acoustical, environmental noise, and noise control design services, including concert hall and auditoria design, environmental noise assessments, building services and industrial noise control. Our projects include major centres in the United States of America, Australia, New Zealand, China, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong Kong, the Pacific Islands and the Middle East. acoustic consultants, acoustical consultants, acoustics, architects, structure, planners, sydney, melbourne , auckland, wellington, christchurch, singapore, beijing, kuala lumpur, noise, vibration, da, development application, dec, nsw, victoria, NEW! Acoustic design guides for architects:

122. Journal Of Vibration And Control -- Sign In Page vibration and Acoustic noise Characterization of a Gradient Coil Insert in a In order to predict the vibration and acoustic response of a gradient coil http://jvc.sagepub.com/cgi/content/refs/10/6/861

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123. Noise, Vibration And Airblast Control: Chapter 4 noise, vibration and airblast are unavoidable byproducts of extractive Hassall JR Zavaeri K (1979) Acoustic noise Measurements, Bruel Kjaer, http://www.deh.gov.au/settlements/industry/minerals/booklets/noise/noise4.html

Skip navigation links About us Contact us Publications ... What's new Industry and business You are here: DEH Home Human settlements Industry and business ... Minerals Noise, Vibration and Airblast Control Environment Australia, 1998 Best Practice Environmental Management in Mining ISBN 642 54510 3 Contents Previous Next 4 Conclusion Noise, vibration and airblast are unavoidable by-products of extractive operations which involve using large mobile equipment, fixed plant and blasting. The initial planning phase of a mining project should recognise the potential for adverse impacts due to noise, vibration and airblast emissions. The construction and operational staging of the project should be designed and managed to best minimise these impacts. The extent of noise, vibration and airblast emissions should be quantified during the impact assessment phase of the project. Predictions of the levels received at potentially sensitive locations form the basis on which to modify the project design to mitigate any impacts to within acceptable limits. As part of approval and/or licensing conditions, a management plan, involving the surrounding community, should be prepared. This plan frequently results in additional investigations to identify sources of potential impact. Specific measures are then developed to minimise environmental emissions. The ongoing monitoring program detailed in the management plan provides the basis for the continuous maintenance of environmental quality objectives and efficient auditing throughout all stages of a project's life span.

124. Michael Jarzabkowski & Associates/Sound Scene Acoustics: Architectural Acoustics Design and consulting, architectural acoustics, noise control, and audiovisual systems, in the USA and Southeast Asia. Clients range from churches to rock http://home1.gte.net/mjarzo/

Michael Jarzabkowski and Associates International business as Sound Scene Acoustics Pty. Ltd. Objectives and Brief Our objective is to provide functional, 'up-to-date' design and consulting technology for the digital era with cost-effective design measures that will meet specific pre-agreed criteria. We want to provide our clients with close contact and include their active participation in all aspects of the design process. We believe that acoustics is both an engineering science and an art form. A science to the extent that results should be predictable from vigorous computation and detailed investigation, and an art form because the skill comes from experience and the development of reliable intuition regarding one of the most complex natural sciences known to modern physics. Design and Consulting Services We are an experienced team of professionals and with our complete Computer Aided Design and Drafting facilities we are able to provide you with detailed architectural and engineering drawings along with documented specifications. We can provide bidding documentation should you wish to obtain competitive quotes from contractors to undertake construction, equipment procurement, material supply, and installation for the project.

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