Noise Books

Wheel and rail vibration absorber testing and demonstration
Relationship between pavement surface texture and highway traffic noise
Mitigation of nighttime construction noise vibrations and other nuisances Synthesis of highway practice
Quacky Duck
Quacky Duck

By Rogers Paul

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After complaining about how noisy she is, Quacky Duck's friends feel their pond is too quiet when she suddenly stops quacking.

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Gears and their vibration
Gears and their vibration

By J. Derek Smith

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Electronic noise and low noise design
What's That Noise?
What's That Noise?

By Francesca Simon

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Structure-borne sound structural vibrations and sound radiation at audio frequencies
Das Knalltrauma
Das Knalltrauma

By Friedrich Pfander

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Taschenbuch der technischen Akustik
Taschenbuch der technischen Akustik

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