04. ROOM Flashcards

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Sabine’s formula used to predict the reverberation time

A

RT60 = 0.049 V/a (for meters)
RT60 = 0.16 V/a (for feet)

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2
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Produce natural resonances that can be heard as a pleasant sensation or an annoying one

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STANDING WAVES

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It is also a type of absorption, but is specifically designed to absorb low-frequency energy

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BASS TRAPPING

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4
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The scattering of sound energy using multi-faceted surfaces

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DIFFUSION

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5
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Acoustic energy absorbers which are design to damp low frequency sound energy with the goal of attaining a flatter low frequency (LF) room response by reducing LF resonances in rooms

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BASS TRAP

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The two types of bass traps

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  1. RESONATING ABSORBERS
  2. POROUS ABSORBERS
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The combination of microphones, signal processors, amplifiers, and loudspeakers

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SOUND REINFORCEMENT

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Quantified as the absorption coefficient-the proportion not reflected

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ABSORPTION

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9
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Quantified as the Sound Reduction Index (SRI, in dB)-a measure of the reduction in transmission

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INSULATION

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10
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What does NRC stand for?

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NOISE REDUCTION COEFFICIENT

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11
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What does SAA stand for?

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SOUND ABSORPTION AVERAGE

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12
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For every doubling of the weight of the material, one can expect a 6 dB increase in the transmission loss

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MASS LAW

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13
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Long frequency sounds have _____ wavelengths, and high frequency sounds have _____ wave lengths

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LONG; SHORT

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Is a sound or combination of sounds that forms or arises from a place, also refer to a performance of sounds

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SOUNDSCAPE

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15
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Acoustic performance encompasses several issues, including these three

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  1. SPEECH PRIVACY
  2. SPEECH INTELLIGIBILITY
  3. NOISE TRANSMITTANCE
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16
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The five acoustic considerations in workspaces

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  1. DESIGN
  2. LAYOUT
  3. MATERIALS
  4. IMPACT NOISE
  5. BACKGROUND NOISE