Sound Masking in Engineering Labs: Minimizing Distractions 47976
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Engineering labs are loud in the way cities are loud. Even when the “big” noises are controlled, there is always something layered underneath: fans in instrument racks, airflow from fume hoods, chatter from adjacent rooms, relay clicks, vibration hums, and the occasional whirr of a cryostat or air compressor cycling on.
