LEGAL PROVISIONS
Royal Decree 1367/2007 implementing Noise Law 37/2003 lays down the acoustic quality targets for noise applicable to buildings used for educational or cultural purposes, as follows:
Classrooms
40db
THE RECOMMENDATION IS THAT NOISE SHOULD NOT EXCEED 40 DB IN ORDER TO OPTIMISE CONCENTRATION AND STUDY TIME.
Reading rooms
35db
THE RECOMMENDATION IS THAT NOISE SHOULD NOT EXCEED 30 DB IN ORDER TO OPTIMISE CONCENTRATION AND STUDY TIME.
Adverse effects of noise
Controlling the level of noise will make cultural spaces better places for learning, reflection and enjoyment.
Distorts the quality of the visitor experience. Disruptions caused by noise and the inability to concentrate can ruin the visitor experience.
Open-plan rooms without proper conditioning increase the reverberation effect. Noise becomes more disruptive.
Open-plan rooms without proper conditioning increase the reverberation effect. Noise becomes more disruptive.
Noisense regulates the noise level in the various sections of the library as a cultural centre. It monitors noise levels more accurately, and pinpoints the major sources of noise.
It helps those in charge of exhibition rooms, museums and libraries to keep these areas quiet, even when they are absent. It also frees up staff from this tedious task, and allows them to focus on providing a better service for visitors.
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