Aug 16, 2006 09:20
18 yrs ago
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French term
bruit solidien
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In a commercial lease, the tenant shall be responsible for any disturbance and noise in the leased premises, including "bruits solidiens". I understand from searches on the Internet that this refers to noise not transmitted by airwaves but would appreciate finding out whether there is a special technical term for this.
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3 +5 | structure-borne noise | hirselina |
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structure-borne noise
Sound that travels over at least part of its path by means of the vibration of a solid structure.(Source: CONFER)
http://iaspub.epa.gov/trs/trs_proc_qry.alphabet?p_term_nm=S&...
(noise, vibrations (Thesaurus: Theme)
sur les Bruits Solidiens (SBNC- Structure-borne Noise Consortium) d’ESI Group et ont contribué au développement et à la validation de PAM-VA One. ...
www.esi-group.com/News1/press/French_PR/PR_PAM-VA One Frenc...
http://iaspub.epa.gov/trs/trs_proc_qry.alphabet?p_term_nm=S&...
(noise, vibrations (Thesaurus: Theme)
sur les Bruits Solidiens (SBNC- Structure-borne Noise Consortium) d’ESI Group et ont contribué au développement et à la validation de PAM-VA One. ...
www.esi-group.com/News1/press/French_PR/PR_PAM-VA One Frenc...
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B D Finch
: Yes; also known as "structurally transmitted" but "structure-borne" is neater".
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