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    Abs V: Vaishnavi Chandrakant Kamble Assignment 1 On Acoustics Vppmpcoa

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    This document contains calculations for reverberation time and absorption in different rooms and halls. It provides 6 examples of calculating: 1) Total absorption required for a cinema hall to have a reverberation time of 15 seconds. 2) Average absorption coefficient and reverberation time for a room given dimensions and surface absorption values. 3) Reverberation time for a hall given dimensions and average absorption coefficient. 4) Reverberation time for a heavily damped university lecture hall given its dimensions and absorption coefficient.

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    This document contains calculations for reverberation time and absorption in different rooms and halls. It provides 6 examples of calculating: 1) Total absorption required for a cinema hall to have a reverberation time of 15 seconds. 2) Average absorption coefficient and reverberation time for a room given dimensions and surface absorption values. 3) Reverberation time for a hall given dimensions and average absorption coefficient. 4) Reverberation time for a heavily damped university lecture hall given its dimensions and absorption coefficient.

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    This document contains calculations for reverberation time and absorption in different rooms and halls. It provides 6 examples of calculating: 1) Total absorption required for a cinema hall to have a reverberation time of 15 seconds. 2) Average absorption coefficient and reverberation time for a room given dimensions and surface absorption values. 3) Reverberation time for a hall given dimensions and average absorption coefficient. 4) Reverberation time for a heavily damped university lecture hall given its dimensions and absorption coefficient.

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    ABS V

    Vaishnavi Chandrakant Kamble


    ASSIGNMENT 1 ON ACOUSTICS  VPPMPCOA
    1. A cinema hall has a vol of 7500 cu. M it is required to have reverberation time of 15 sec. What should be the
    total absorption in the hall?
    (RT=0.165 V/A IN M) (RT=0.05 V/A IN FEET)
    Unit: owu" open window unit.

    Soln;

    Given,
    Vol= 7500 cu. M
    RT= 1.5s

    To Find: total absorption

    ∴RT= 0.161 V/A

    ∴1.5= 0.161 (7500/A)

    ∴A=0.161 (7500/1.5)

    ∴A= 805 o.w.u.

    Hence the total absorption in the hall is 805 o w.u.

    2. The vol of a room is 1200 cu. M, the wall area of the room is 220 sq. M, the floor area is 120 sq. M and the
    ceiling area is 120 sq M al wall: 0.03, a2 floor: 0.06, a3 ceiling: 0.8

    Cal avg. Avg sound absorption coefficient & Reverberation time

    Soln;

    Given:
    V = 1200 cu. m,
    S1 of room= 220 sq. m,
    S2 of floor= 120 sq. m,
    S3 of ceiling= 120 sq.m.

    Al of wall= 0.03,
    A2 of floor=0.06,
    A3 of ceiling=0.8.

    To Find: Avg absorption coefficient and Reverberation time.

    Avg Absorption Coefficient


    = a1.S1 + a2.52 + a3.53 / 51 + 52 + S3. [+]
    =(0.03X220) + (0.06X120) + (0.8X120) / 220 + 120 + 120
    = 0.238
    = 0.24
    Now, '
    A'= (al.s1) + (a2.52) + (a3.53).
    =10.03X220) (0.06X120) + (0.8X120)
    = 109.8 o.w.u.
    ∴RT = 0.165 (V/A)
    = 0.165 (1200/109.8)
    =1.80s
    4. find reverberation time for hall of dimension 40x30x20 cu. Feet. Find avg reverberation coefficient of 0.15
    (find 'A')

    Find 'S' (surface area)

    Soln;

    Given:
    length= 40 feet,
    breadth= 30 feet,
    height=20 feet,
    'a'= 0.15

    a) Surface Area of the hall= 2(40x30) + (40x20) + (30x20)]


    = 5200 sq. feet.

    b) Average absorption coefficient=0.15


    ∴ total absorption coefficient 'a'= avg absorption coefficient x Total Surface Area.
    a = 0.15 x 5200
    ∴ a = 780
    ∴R.T. = 0.05 (V/A)
    ∴R.T. = 0.05 (40x30x20/780)
    ∴R.T. = 1.538
    = 1.54s.

    6. if a university lecture hall is 15*83 cu. M is heavily damped with absorption coefficient 0.3. Calculate it's
    reverberation time if approximation is applied.

    Soln;

    Given:
    Length= 15m,
    breadth=8m,
    height=3m, a=0.3

    to Find:
    a) A,
    b) R.T.

    a) A = axs
    A = 0.3 x [2(15x8) + (8x3) + ( 15x3)]
    A = 113.4 o.w.u.

    b) R.T. = 0.165 (V/A)


    R.T. = 0.165 (15X8X3 / 113.4)
    R.T. = 0.523 = 0.52s
    RT=0.51s

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