Sound and Vibration
ASHRAE
Technical Committee
2.6
Agenda
TC0206 Orlando Agenda 20250210 TC0206 Indianapolis Agenda 20240624 TC0206 Chicago Agenda 20240122 TC0206 Tampa Agenda 20230626 TC0206 Atlanta Agenda 20230206 TC0206 Toronto Agenda 20220627 TC0206 Las Vegas Agenda 20220131 TC0206 Summer Virtual Agenda 20210615 TC0206 Winter Virtual Agenda 20210126 TC0206 Summer Virtual Agenda 20200615 TC0206 Orlando Agenda 20200203
Announcements
Please join us in Phoenix!
Subcommittee meetings are on Sunday, June 22nd and main meeting is Monday, June 23rd.
The Hot Topics meeting in Phoenix has been cancelled.
Upcoming TC Meetings
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2025 ASHRAE Main Conference
TC 2.6 Meetings Schedule
- Sunday, June 22nd
Subcommittee Meetings – 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM MST - Location: Phoenix Convention Center North Building, 222A (Level 2)
Access Link: Join the meeting now - Hot Topics – Cancelled
- Monday, June 23rd
Main Meeting – 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM MST
Phoenix Convention Center North Building, 221C (Level 2) - Access Link: Join the meeting now
Minutes
- TC0206 Indianapolis Minutes 20240624
- TC0206 Chicago Minutes 20240122
- TC0206 Tampa Minutes 20230626
- TC0206 Atlanta Minutes 20230206
- TC0206 Toronto Minutes 20220627
- TC0206 Las Vegas Minutes 20220131
- TC0206 Summer Virtual Minutes 20210615
- TC0206 Winter Virtual Minutes 20210126
- TO0206 Summer Virtual Minutes 20200615
- TC0206 Orlando Minutes 20200203
- TC0206 Kansas City Minutes 20190624
Committee Chair
TC0206@ashrae.net
Committee Scope
TC 2.6 is concerned with the fundamental scientific and engineering principles of sound and vibration, particularly as applied to the design and performance of the built environment.
Upcoming Society Conferences
ASHRAE 2025 Annual Conference
June 21-25, 2025
Phoenix, AZ
https://www.ashrae.org/conferences/2025-annual-conference-phoenix
Additional Information
It is our mission to sponsor, collect, and distribute information that will enable ASHRAE members and their associates to design and build quiet and vibration-free buildings. Our priorities are: (a) To develop and continuously improve noise control prediction methods, (b) To publish the best methods for the control of noise and vibration due to the operation of heating, air conditioning, refrigeration, and ventilating systems, (c) To understand and communicate sound measurement methods, sound rating methods, and acceptable noise criteria, and (d) To disseminate the results of research through programs, publications, articles, and books.
