Abstract Methods of calculating the transmission loss for single and double walls are presented. These methods are developed using a statistical energy analysis (SEA). In principle the methods are based on separate calculations of resonant and non-resonant transmission for frequencies less than the critical frequency, f c , of the panels and calculation of only resonant transmission for frequencies equal to, and greater than, f c . Comparisons between calculated and measured results show good agreement. A calculation method is also presented for the transmission loss of triple panels for frequencies greater than the cut-off frequency for the cavities. For frequencies less than the cut-off frequency for the smallest cavity depth it is shown that, in most cases, the effect of the middle panel is very slight.
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