Add acoustic conditioning solutions to enclosures

Add acoustic conditioning solutions to enclosures

InSONArchitect, absorbent material can be added to walls, floors and ceilings of any enclosure. To do this, the following steps must be followed:
  1. Once inside the project and having drawn the outline of the building/retire under study, it should be clicked on the "Assign/View Materials" button.
  2. Select a database containing absorption materials. For example, "SONArchitect Database"


  1. Within the item type, select "Absorption":


  1. Then select the absorption element subtype:


  1. Select an absorption item from the list, select the item from the plane where you want to incorporate, press left mouse button on it, and press "Assign Material":



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