Plasterboard 6 mm Round, Glass Wool 90 mm R2.5

Assembly turned around in the opening: plaster facing source or receiver.

Tests

4

Effect of Orientation, With and Without MLV

Rw range

14–30dB

spread 16 dB

Highest Rw

30dB

PB 6 mm Round (No Scrim) (10.4%) (Plaster facing source, MLV)

Largest ΔRw vs first

+18dB

PB 6 mm Round (No Scrim) (10.4%) (Plaster facing source, MLV)

Sound reduction index

R′ from the 2270, re-referenced to the 0.9216 m² specimen area (−0.35 dB). Grey lines: reference bounds.

Single-number ratings

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VariesTestRwCCtrΔRw vs firstΔRw vs openMean R
PB 6 mm Round (No Scrim) (10.4%) (Plaster facing source, No MLV)Project006
14
0−2ref.+1413.5
PB 6 mm Round (No Scrim) (10.4%) (Plaster facing source, MLV)Project058
30
−2−6+18+2928.2
PB 6 mm Round (No Scrim) (10.4%) (Plaster facing receiver, No MLV)Project064
14
0−3±0+1413.1
PB 6 mm Round (No Scrim) (10.4%) (Plaster facing receiver, MLV)Project065
29
−2−6+12+2825.2

Rw, C and Ctr per ISO 717-1 over 100–3150 Hz. ΔRw fits the reference curve to the band-by-band difference curve, which is not the same number as subtracting two separately rounded Rw values. Mean R is the arithmetic mean over the 16 rating bands.