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Computing the attenuation of airborne sound in double-panelled constructions (without coupling between panels)
The study describes a simple method for approximating the attenuation of airborne sound in double-panelled constructions. Starting point is a "mass-spring-mass" model patterned after Wintergerst, but using reduced masses instead of true area-related masses. The reduced masses were selected in such a
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