Im using a computer program to size attenuators for a HVAC system. Im on the section which looks for room data on reverbant sound corrections. The question is, what is the reverberant sound to the room? the program is looking for a percentage%. What is this and what does it mean?
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Usually the question is...is the room live, dead or average or sometimes ..what is the reverb time in seconds.
I would guess that an 'average room' is 50% and live rooms are 100%. A dead room (well carpeted, curtains etc or possibly even an anechoic chamber would be 0%.
Look in the manual.
Friar Tuck of Sherwood
I would guess that an 'average room' is 50% and live rooms are 100%. A dead room (well carpeted, curtains etc or possibly even an anechoic chamber would be 0%.
Look in the manual.
Friar Tuck of Sherwood
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