News and information from Cirrus Research plc
Noise nuisance complaints have been seen to be increasing across the board over the past two years. This blog looks at how the Trojan Noise Nuisance Recorder can help you manage your caseload!
Approximately 18% of people in the UK suffer from Misophonia. But what is it, what causes it and are there any cures?
We recently published a new update to NoiseTools; NoiseTools 1.8.9. This update introduced improvements to the software, including compatibility and bug fixes.
We previously wrote a blog on understanding particulate matter, but we thought it was a good idea to delve deeper into air pollution and discover how reducing emissions can tackle the issue.
ACOUSTIC instrument specialists Cirrus Research plc has entered into a new partnership with international eye health and hearing experts Specsavers.
To make sure our customers get even more value out of their noise measurement equipment, we’re offering a range of training courses online through our dedicated Noise Academy website.
Acoustic instrument specialists Cirrus Research have extended their professional partnership with NoiseMeters Inc today and announced a new noise meter calibration center for both North and South America.
Particulate Matter, also known as particle pollution, shortened to PM, consists of solid and liquid particles made up of ash, metals, soot and diesel exhaust, and chemicals.
We’re proud to not only be gold sponsors for this year’s Internoise conference, where the theme is Noise Control in a more Sustainable Future but to also be supporting Embedded Software Engineer, James Oatley as he presents his paper at the event.
Whether you run a construction site, or you simply live next door to one, it’s important to understand the hours within which noisy work can be carried out in your area according to the Control of Pollution Act 1974.
