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Correctional News.com: Pipe Down: Plumbing and Noise Abatement

Acoustic quality is often overlooked and undervalued in the design process of correctional facilities, leading to negative impacts on staff performance, inmate behavior, and overall occupant well-being. Considering noise abatement measures, such as using cast iron soil pipe with rubber gasket joints, can significantly reduce plumbing system noise and improve the overall acoustic quality of the facility.

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