Applicability of ISO 16283-3 for field measurement of sound insulation of partially open windows

Lars Sommer Søndergaard; Birgit Rasmussen; Rune Egedal; Rasmus Stahlfest Holck Skov

doi:10.3397/IN_2022_0906

Applicability of ISO 16283-3 for field measurement of sound insulation of partially open windows

Lars Sommer Søndergaard, Birgit Rasmussen^*, Rune Egedal, Rasmus Stahlfest Holck Skov

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Abstract

Neighbour and traffic noise annoyance questions have been included in the Danish Health and Morbidity Surveys since year 2000. Noise annoyance was assessed by asking the respondents about noise annoyance from neighbours and traffic, respectively, in their home during the past two weeks. For people in multi-storey housing, neighbour noise annoyance was significantly higher than annoyance from traffic. The latest survey was performed in 2017; 3893 respondents living in multi-storey houses completed the self-administered questionnaire, 36% reported being very/slightly bothered by neighbour noise and 22% by traffic noise. Additional studies were carried out aiming at analyzing associations between neighbour noise annoyance and physical/mental health symptoms such as pain in various body parts, headache, fatigue, depression and anxiety and furthermore with getting enough sleep to feel rested. Noise annoyance from neighbours was strongly associated with all these health/sleep outcomes. Similar associations were observed for traffic noise. Although causality cannot be established in this cross-sectional study, it is concluded that neighbour noise annoyance is strongly associated with various physical/mental health symptoms and with not getting enough sleep to feel rested. The results highlight that health effects of neighbour noise might be as serious as for traffic noise and should have more attention.

Originalsprog	Engelsk
Titel	Proceedings Internoise 2022 : International Congress and Exposition of Noise Control Engineering 2022
Redaktører	Robert Craik
Antal sider	11
Forlag	Institute of Acoustics
Publikationsdato	aug. 2022
ISBN (Elektronisk)	978-1-906913-42-7
DOI	https://doi.org/10.3397/IN_2022_0906
Status	Udgivet - aug. 2022
Begivenhed	The 51st International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering: Noise Control in a More Sustainable Future - Glasgow, Scotland, Storbritannien Varighed: 21 aug. 2022 → 24 aug. 2022 Konferencens nummer: 51

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Konference	The 51st International Congress and Exposition on Noise Control Engineering
Nummer	51
Land/Område	Storbritannien
By	Glasgow, Scotland
Periode	21/08/2022 → 24/08/2022

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Session: 13.01 Acoustic Regulations and Classification for Buildings, Part 2. Link to full paper from abstract at page 539.

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Housing
Sound Insulation
Neighbour noise
Privacy
Annoyance
Perceived stress
Mental health
Fatique
Sleeping problems
Sleep quality
Health & morbidity surveys

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Applicability of ISO 16283-3 for field measurement of sound insulation of partially open windows. / Sommer Søndergaard, Lars; Rasmussen, Birgit; Egedal, Rune et al.
Proceedings Internoise 2022: International Congress and Exposition of Noise Control Engineering 2022. red. / Robert Craik. Institute of Acoustics, 2022.

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Applicability of ISO 16283-3 for field measurement of sound insulation of partially open windows

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