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Information Response - Acoustics
Attached to the e-mail MCU21 0106 - Information Response - Acoustics- Indoor Sport and Recreation - 3 11 Gibson Road NOOSAVILLE.
Noise Source
Entertainment system (moderate level) 85dB N/A N/A 51dB
Loud voices 80dB N/A N/A 46dB
Cars Temporary noise only.
Table 5: Estimated Noise Reduction vs Acceptable Noise levels for the General Residential
Zone under Moreton Bay’s Planning Scheme Policy – Noise
Figure 2: Sound Reduction Between A Non-Insulated Wall And An Insulated Wall (CSR
BRADFORD, 2018)
Gyprock Soundcheck
In addition to the R2.5 insulation, Gyprock Soundcheck will also be used to minimise noise impacts.
Gyprock Soundcheck is a high density gypsum plasterboard typically used within commercial or
residential buildings. The plasterboard has improved sound transmission is utilised as a noise reduction
technique.
Soundchek provides effective airborne noise and impact noise insulation.
Gyprock states that Higher levels of noise control can be achieved by including bulk acoustic insulation
in the Soundchek wall cavity (Gyprock).
Urban Planners Queensland
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