acoustic engineering
[/əˈkuːstɪk ˌɛndʒɪˈnɪrɪŋ/]
nounfemininepl: acoustic engineerings / engenharias acústicas
engenharia acústica
1. The branch of engineering concerned with the study, design, and control of sound and vibration in physical spaces and environments
Acoustic engineering was essential in designing the new concert hall to ensure optimal sound quality.
A engenharia acústica foi essencial no projeto do novo auditório para garantir qualidade de som ótima.
2. The application of scientific principles to solve problems related to noise control, sound insulation, and audio system design
The acoustic engineering team worked on reducing noise pollution in the office building.
A equipe de engenharia acústica trabalhou na redução da poluição sonora no edifício de escritórios.
3. The discipline that combines physics, mathematics, and engineering to understand and manipulate sound propagation and behavior
Modern acoustic engineering employs advanced computer modeling and simulation techniques.
A engenharia acústica moderna emprega técnicas avançadas de modelagem e simulação computacional.
Acoustic engineering is a highly specialized field that has grown significantly in both the USA and Brazil due to increased urbanization and stricter environmental regulations regarding noise pollution. In Brazil, it gained prominence particularly in São Paulo's construction industry and Rio de Janeiro's music production sector. The field is respected as a technical discipline requiring advanced university education in both countries.
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