Time: 1-2 PM (Eastern Time)
Price: Complimentary
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As buildings are increasingly designed for environmental, occupant health, and well-being in mind, there is a growing requirement for ventilation openings between enclosed spaces. Ventilation pathways are notorious for transmitting sound, and there is also the challenge of creating airflow pathways without the complexity of modifying ceilings and walls to accept ducting, vents and grilles.
This presentation reviews ventilation and acoustical challenges associated with creating comfortable interior environments. It also discusses the latest in ventilated door solutions that addresses these challenges.
Learning Objectives:
- Explore industry, environmental and health influences motivating the increased use of ventilation openings between spaces.
- Compare common ventilation openings, analyze their requirements, and the implications they have on acoustics.
- Learn about an integrally ventilated door and explain how acoustic design elements were incorporated to contribute to its acoustical attenuation.
- Identify factors to be considered when specifying ventilation openings.
Contact:
khori@bcwood.com