The People Behind the Measurement

Qualified Professionals,
Calibrated Instruments

Acoustic measurement is a technical discipline that requires both the right equipment and the expertise to deploy it correctly. The Bixlume team combines formal training in acoustics and building physics with practical experience in Argentine residential construction.

Our Approach

Methodology First,
Results Second

Every measurement we conduct follows established field measurement procedures. We do not shortcut the calibration process, we do not skip measurement positions, and we do not present results without the contextual data needed to interpret them properly.

The technical report is written by the same professional who conducted the measurement — not assembled from a template by a separate team. This means the person who was in the building, who observed the conditions, and who ran the instruments is the person who interprets the data and writes the findings.

Technical Background

Training in acoustics, building physics, and measurement methodology applicable to residential construction in Argentina.

Calibrated Equipment

IEC 61672 Class 1 sound level meters with current calibration certificates, used alongside a certified acoustic calibrator for field verification.

Based in Jujuy, Operating Nationally

Headquartered in San Salvador de Jujuy, with the capacity to conduct surveys across Argentina by arrangement.

Acoustic measurement professional reviewing technical documentation and calibration records in a professional office setting
The Team

Who Conducts Your Survey

Lead acoustic specialist at Bixlume, professional in his 40s reviewing measurement data in a residential building setting

Lead Acoustic Specialist

Field Measurement & Report Author

Responsible for all site visits, instrument deployment, measurement execution, and the technical report. Brings expertise in field acoustics and Argentine building standards to every survey.

Technical data analyst at Bixlume, professional woman in her 30s working at a computer with acoustic frequency charts displayed

Technical Data Analyst

Data Processing & Regulatory Comparison

Processes raw measurement data, applies frequency-weighting corrections, and performs the regulatory comparison against IRAM standards and developer specifications.

Project coordination specialist at Bixlume, professional in her late 30s managing scheduling and client communication at a desk

Project Coordinator

Scheduling & Client Communication

Manages survey scheduling, coordinates access with building administrators and unit owners, and serves as the primary point of contact throughout the engagement.

Our Standards

How We Work

Pre-Survey Preparation

Before any site visit, we review the building documentation, identify the measurement positions required, and confirm the conditions needed in each unit to conduct valid measurements.

On-Site Calibration

Every instrument is calibrated at the start and end of each measurement session. Calibration records are documented and included as an appendix in the technical report.

Multiple Measurement Positions

Standard field measurement methodology requires measurements from multiple positions in both the source and receiving rooms to obtain representative spatial averages.

Written Technical Report

The final deliverable is a structured written report — not a summary email or a single-page printout. It includes all raw data, methodology notes, and the regulatory comparison.

Questions About the Process?

We are happy to discuss the methodology, the equipment, and what to expect before committing to a survey.

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