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How to enhance acoustics and increase performance - Get Together in Shanghai

Welcome to Mittelstand – Get Together in Shanghai

Today Peter Jordan presents

new Acoustic solutions for wall, ceiling and furniture and
an introduction to sound physics,
Din 18041 audibility in rooms - requirements and advice for the planning of offices, conference rooms etc.
We will also learn how to calculate a room with the acoustic calculator.

Time:
May 17^th, 2018 – 6:30pm

Location:
Sisters
Bar and Restaurant

Address:
Jiashan Market
259 Jiashan Road or
550 South Shaanxi Road
Building 37, Xuhui, Shanghai
陕西南路550弄37号嘉善老市
Website: (Speaker)
www.vital-office.net

Agenda:
18:30 h

18:45 h

19:00 h

19:45 h

20.00 h

20:30 h

Welcome and Check in

Welcome and Introduction
MITTELSTAND INTERNATIONAL
Mr Karl-Heinz Hessenthaler

Presentation
by
Mr. Peter Jordan - CEO
Vital Office Shanghai

Question & Answers

Networking

Wrap Up / Open end

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Written by Peter Jordan 21 5月 2018 - 05:33:02

Vital-Office goes its own way with its ergonomics concept. Inspired by the power of nature, Vital Office understands the "living space” called workplace under holistic aspects. That why Vital Office focuses on the combination of flexibility, space efficiency, ergonomics, acoustics, light and perceived product value.

Peter Jordan has lectured about the “Vital-Office Concept” since 2006. E.G. International Congress of Facility Management in Frankfurt and the International Conference on Scientific Feng Shui & Built Environment at Hong Kong City University.

Today Peter Jordan presents

new Acoustic solutions for wall, ceiling and furniture and
an introduction to sound physics,
Din 18041 audibility in rooms - requirements and advice for the planning of offices, conference rooms etc.
We will also learn how to calculate a room with the acoustic calculator.

Content of talk:

Room Acoustics versus Building Acoustics

1.Noise gets blocked from one room to another

2.Noise is reflected within one room

Noise Frequencies

Wave length

Reverberation time / Echo

Reverberation time (Examples)

Church: 4 - 8 sec.

Public swimming pool: 1.7 sec.

Concert hall with classic music: 1.5 sec.

Classroom in school: 0.6 sec.

Conference room: 0.8 to 1.2 sec.

Office room: 0.5 to 0.8 sec.

The problem of Echo (Reverberation time)

Sorry, what did you say?

I could not understand.

Please repeat.

Please speak louder *********

Reverberation time and personal impression

Low frequencies too long + high frequencies to long: Washed out and bad to understand

Low frequencies too long + high frequencies to short: Dull, droning, but good to understand

Low frequencies too short + high frequencies to long: Shrill, clanking, pointed, bad to understand

Low frequencies too short + high frequencies to short: Dry but good to understand

DIN 18041:2016-03

Room types:

– A1: "Music";

– A2: "Language/Lecture";

– A3: "Teaching/Communication" as well as "language/lecture inclusive"

– A4: "Teaching/Communication inclusive";

– A5: "Sport".

Room type B1:

Rooms without quality of stay

Entrance halls, hallways, staircases, etc. as a pure traffic area (excluding traffic areas in schools, children's day facilities, hospitals and nursing facilities)

Room type B2:

Rooms for short-term stay

Entrance halls, hallways, staircases, etc. Traffic areas with a quality of stay (reception area with waiting areas), showrooms, switch halls, changing rooms in sports halls

Room type B3:

Rooms for longer-term stays

Showrooms with interactivity or increased noise (multimedia, sound etc.), traffic areas in schools and children's Day facilities (kindergarten, nursery etc.), traffic areas with quality of stay in hospitals and nursing facilities (e.g. open waiting areas), patient waiting rooms, break areas, bed rooms, dorms, operating rooms, treatment rooms, examination rooms, consultation rooms, dining rooms, canteens, laboratories, libraries, sales rooms

Room type B4:

Rooms with a need for noise reduction and room comfort

Reception/switch area with permanent work place, laboratories with permanent work place, lending areas of libraries, output areas in canteens, residents ' rooms in nursing facilities, Citizen's office, offices

Room type B5:

Rooms with special need for noise reduction and room comfort

Dining rooms and canteens in schools, children’s day facilities (kindergarten, nursery etc.), hospitals and nursing fac