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soundproofing
(redirected from Acoustic damping)

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soundproofing [ˈsaʊndpruːfɪŋ] Ninsonorización f
soundproofing [ˈsaʊndpruːfɪŋ] ninsonorisation f
sound system n (= hi-fi) → chaĆ®ne f hi-fi; (for disco, concert)sono > f
soundproofing [ˈsaʊndˌpruːfɪŋ] ninsonorizzazione f


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VW sound experts have introduced new levels of acoustic damping courtesy of a completely new design of door and window seals, a sound reducing layer within the windscreen and a new engine mounting system.
It's quietly refined, too, VW sound experts having introduced new levels of acoustic damping courtesy of a complete new design of door and window seals, a new sound-reducing inter layer within the windscreen and a new engine mounting system, resulting in by far the quietest Golf to date.
For the smaller duct, at and below 40 Hz the grille reduced ERL by 3 to 5 dB, probably due to acoustic damping.
 
 
 
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