A Comparitve Study of the Sound Insulating Values of Steel Framed and Reinforced Concrete Buildings
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The Structural Engineer, Volume 16, Issue 4, 1938

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THE prevention of noise in framed buildings of all kinds has for years exercised the
minds of designers and constructors alike and even to-day the full effect of sound transmission through structural elements is but imperfectly realised.

C.W. Glover

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