Tony Olsson
Tony Olsson is Product Manager Acoustic Products at Swegon. Tony's great knowhow enables him to write blogs both about complex product matters as well as as on topics related to complete indoor environment perspectives.
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Tony Olsson
When the walls "talk" - how to tackle crosstalk
Ever been in an office and suddenly been able to follow the ongoing discussions in the conference room next door, this despite closed doors and seemingly robust walls? Or, on the contrary, ever held a meeting when the mindless chatter from the hallway distracts and pulls the attendees’ attention …Tony Olsson
Do you find dB and dB confusing? We'll explain
Noise is one of the most common causes of complaints about the indoor climate, and unfortunately, standards and requirements are not always met in practice. In order to design fully functioning, yet quiet indoor climate solutions that ensure a high degree of comfort regarding sound, all components …Tony Olsson
What is sustainable acoustics?
Product development is typically what brings companies forward. It often stems from customer insights or from innovation in response to market demand, possibly driven by advancements in areas like AI, which can significantly impact a company’s operation. When taking the time to deeply reflect, …Tony Olsson
Acoustics and HVAC – our health and productivity depends on it
From an HVAC perspective, we sometimes tend to neglect acoustics. In theory, any noise issues should be eliminated already when making the blueprints for the HVAC system, and if everything goes right, the system is designed, dimensioned and installed in a way that doesn’t cause disturbing noise. …Tony Olsson
Why acoustics is an essential part of indoor environmental quality
Service noise, exterior noise, reverb time and acoustic separation are all important factors of a good acoustic climate. These factors, among others, are normally regulated through mandatory building regulations and are essential for a good indoor environment and our well-being.Tony Olsson
Does 0 plus 0 equal 3 in the acoustic world?
Sound and acoustics can be difficult to understand, with the subject of acoustics even having a shimmer of mystery surrounding it. For example, in the acoustic world does 0 plus 0 really equal 3? Our perception of sound is highly subjective and what one thinks is a noisy environment, another may …By topics