The Ideal Wall Noise Cancellation Plan

By Author: Kevin Richard
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You may not understand this but vibration noise energy may cause disease. It also causes cancer, and causes your body cells to vibrate at peculiar frequencies. You may think this doesn’t make any sense, but this is how it all works.

Environment noise is not good for your health and the louder the noise is, the worse it is. Those who live near the airports should be very mindful. Be sure they get enough sleep and stay healthy so they don’t compromise with their immune systems. Well, let us talk about wall noise.

Well, I believe we can eradicate most of the wall noise from adjacent neighborhoods. No, it won’t be inexpensive, and it is surely not free, but it is possible. Obviously, as a young man, I can remember hiking on mountains and trails above the canyon and listening to a train go below it. Once in a while, the noises and vibrations from the train would be cancelled out by the noise bouncing off the opposite side of the canyon wall. The two different sounds will cancel each other out. ...
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On the other day, I was speaking to a Wi-Fi consultant about a new technology which permitted Wi-Fi signals to train themselves, and permit them to relay to the signal using a honeycomb shaped equipment. What if we take the sound walls of the freeway and use a similar honey cone shaped equipment and put up a second sound wall? Between the two sound walls, we have the precise information required to put forth a noise canceling solution to prevent harmful noise levels preventing the noise from disrupting anyone on the other side or away from the freeway.

Moreover, I believe we can use the vibration energy and cell to assist power up the device, which makes the second noise to cancel out the first one. How it is possible? From the standpoint of physics and for anyone who is an acoustic engineer, it is completely possible, and there is nothing in the laws of physics which can prevent us from doing it. How loud is 90 decibels? How costly will the device be? How well will it work? It would work pretty well, and though it can prevent 100%, most of the noise would be cancelled out.

It appears that the Department of Energy (DOE) gives away many guaranteed taxpayer loans for optional energy vehicles, research, and all types of other things. I believe they should make a list of it. They are always spending money on research and studies for quieter concrete to make the roads out of so they don’t make noise. And don’t cross the db sound level. Why not we should take it all to the next step? Please consider all this and think about it.