Abstract

Statement of the problem. Sound insulation of lightweight partitions depends significantly on the place of installation in the building. It is necessary to study the structure of the sound field in dis- proportionate rooms and analyze its effect on the sound insulation of light enclosures.Results. Natural and laboratory experimental studies of the sound insulation of the frame partitions installed in the corridor were carried out. For the case of a commensurate room, good convergence of the results was obtained. The structure of the sound field with mirror reflection of sound has been theoretically investigated using the method of tracing of sound rays. Calculations were performed to obtain the distributions of the proportions of axial sound rays, tangential sound rays, oblique sound rays in the premises, and the calculations of the intensity levels of sound waves incident on the light-weight partition and other enclosures of the corridor. The position of the noise source relative to the lightweight partition and other enclosures of the corridor was taken into account.Conclusions. The proportions of the rooms affect the sound insulation of lightweight enclosures. The structure of the sound field of a disproportionate room with a noise source is non-uniform in the range below the boundary frequency of diffuse sound field. Sound rays fall on the lightweight partition unevenly from different directions. This leads to a decrease in the coincidence of wave modes in the air and wave modes in the lightweight partition. The frequency characteristic of the sound insulation of the lightweight partition has a peak-like appearance.

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