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Acoustic engineering design

Detailed acoustic engineering with professional simulation tools (ODEON, EASE, INSUL). Performance calculation, material selection and technical specification.

TL;DR

Acoustic engineering design is performance calculation and material design carried out with professional simulation software (ODEON, EASE, INSUL, SoundPLAN). One step beyond standard project preparation, it provides 95%+ accurate acoustic prediction for complex spaces.

What is acoustic engineering design?

Acoustic engineering design is an advanced service that, beyond standard project preparation, mathematically models a space's acoustic behaviour using professional simulation software. It is mandatory for concert halls, cinemas, professional studios and complex industrial facilities.

Software we use

ODEON Auditorium

The industry standard for room-acoustic simulation. Computes RT60, STI, EDT, C50, C80 and other acoustic parameters on a 3D room model. Critical for complex geometries — concert halls, theatres, churches, cinemas.

EASE

Combined loudspeaker design + room acoustics. Produces sound-distribution maps for stage and audience areas and optimises loudspeaker positions.

INSUL

Sound transmission loss (Rw, STC) calculation for building elements. Frequency-band performance prediction for multi-layer wall, floor and ceiling sections.

SoundPLAN / CadnaA

Environmental noise mapping. Shows the impact of motorway, factory and ambient sources on residential areas via 3D maps.

Design process

  1. Geometry modelling: the space is built in 3D in the software
  2. Surface material assignment: acoustic properties (NRC, scattering) per surface
  3. Source position: loudspeaker, stage, sound-source location
  4. Receiver points: audience / user positions
  5. Simulation: the software computes (can take hours)
  6. Result analysis: parameter maps
  7. Optimisation: design iteration to hit targets

Where is it mandatory?

  • Concert halls (live music)
  • Professional recording studios
  • Multi-purpose event halls
  • Theatres, opera houses
  • Cinemas (especially Atmos / immersive)
  • Hospital MRI / intensive care
  • Shooting ranges
  • Industrial sites (environmental noise mapping)

Deliverables

  • Detailed simulation report (PDF)
  • Parameter maps (RT60, STI 3D visualisation)
  • Frequency-band performance table
  • Build-up section drawings
  • Material specification list
  • Optimisation recommendations

Time and cost

Detailed engineering design 4-12 weeks. Investment scales with project scope; in practice the value created via correct design far exceeds construction-phase savings.

Certification

The design carries the engineer's signature, chamber-registered diploma number and licensed simulation-software validity.

Features

On-site acoustic measurement and noise source analysis

Detailed engineering with professional simulation software

Certified material selection (BS476 Class 0, UNI 9175)

Meticulous installation and execution with our experienced team

Final measurement and performance warranty report

Process

01

Survey & Measurement

On-site survey and acoustic measurement.

02

Simulation & Design

Simulation with acoustic software, detailed quote.

03

Installation

Turnkey installation with certified materials.

04

Verification & Report

Final measurement, performance report, warranty.

Technical Specifications

Application Standard BS476 Class 0, UNI 9175 M1, Firex
Typical Noise Reduction 25-45 dB (project-dependent)
Installation Time Confirmed after survey (1-15 days)
Warranty Measured result + 2-year workmanship warranty

Frequently Asked Questions

Engineering design — which materials do you use?
Depending on project requirements, we use acoustic foam, barrier-backed foam, lead/EPDM barrier, elastomeric rubber, rock wool and double-layer plasterboard systems. All our materials carry international fire-resistance certifications.
How much noise reduction do I get after the application?
It varies according to the existing structure, the adjacent noise level and the target use. Typical residential applications achieve 25-40 dB and industrial projects 35-55 dB. The exact value is confirmed by acoustic measurement.
Do I need to move my existing furniture?
It is enough to clear sufficient space so we can work in the application area. Our installation team takes protective measures for furniture; for small applications minimal rearrangement is sufficient.
How can I request a quote?
You can reach us by phone (+90 530 044 09 90), WhatsApp or our contact form. After a brief conversation we schedule an on-site survey.

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