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Title: Acoustical Presentation


1
Acoustical Presentation
  • Auditorium
  • Adam Joseph Lewis Center
  • Oberlin, Ohio
  • Adam P. OBrien

2
Hypothesis
  • Natural Based Materials can be used to simulate ,
    and or duplicate the acoustical properties of
    current materials used in sound absorption, and
    transmission.
  • Can be determined by testing for reverberation
  • Using Green Materials will help with the
    buildings overall environmental attitude.

3
Tools Used
  • Digital Voice Recorder
  • Courtesy of Adil Sharag-Eldin
  • Ecotect Version 5.2
  • Full Registered Version
  • Courtesy of Computer Resources

4
Progress
  • Hypothesis Proven
  • 3-d Model completed
  • Imported to Ecotect V.5.20
  • Portion Completed
  • Phoned William McDonough for acoustical
    contacts
  • Received Acoustical Information

5
Photos of Auditorium
Auditorium Located in Oberlin, ET.III Visited
and Presented in this auditorium
6
Circular Distribution of Sound
Source (500 Hz Speaker)
7
Linear Distribution (One Point)
Source (500 Hz Speaker)
8
360? Sound Source
Source (500 Hz Speaker)
9
Testing Locations
Nine Locations Tested with Pulse Tones Locations
Tested within Ecotect, and through Physical Sound
Recorder
10
Test Frequencies
  • 125 Hz
  • 250 Hz
  • 500 Hz
  • 1000 Hz
  • 2000 Hz
  • 4000 Hz
  • 8000 Hz

Due to Computer and Software Limitations only 125
Hz through 2000 Hz Were available for testing,
although all sounds were produced and recorded.
11
Spectrogram 9.2
Looks Cool, but causes lots of Problems
12
More Gram 9.2
Showing numerous Frequencies, unfortunately some
at the same time
13
Using Gram 9 to Discover a Deviation Factor to
Improve Data
14
Graphic Results
15
Results
  • According to Computer Generated Results, the
    hypothesis was proven true
  • According to Physical testing the Hypothesis is
    Half True, and therefore proven incorrect.
  • After consulting Prof. Adil, the decision was
    made that the hypothesis is true, due to the fact
    the inaccuracy was located within the thousandths
    of a second, and testing materials used were not
    high performance

16
What did I learn?
  • Acoustics is not simple
  • Many factors go into creating acousitcal systems,
    that both function and provide adequate
    performance.
  • ECOTECT
  • The Program is wonderful
  • People really are nice if you ask nicely!
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