The measurement of sound absorption

Chrisler, V. L.; Snyder, W. F.

doi:10.6028/jres.005.060

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“…There are two main methods of measuring absorption coefficient: the reverberation room method and the use of an acoustic impedance tube (Chrisler & Snyder, 1932). An acoustic impedance tube is an instrument which allows for the measurement of acoustic properties (absorption and reflection coefficients, and acoustic impedance) of various materials over a range of frequencies to be tested and analysed easily (Dalmont, 2001).…”

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Firstly, this thesis would not be possible without Prof. David Mee. His insight and guidance throughout the course of this year has been of great value to me. I would like to thank Peter Yallamas for his feedback and suggestions. Also, for sourcing sample materials which was a tremendous help to this thesis. To all my friends, thanks for all the good memories we have made over the last couple years. I hope to still see some of your faces even though we are all going down different paths next year. Lastly, I would like to thank my family for their support not only for this thesis, but throughout my undergraduate degree.

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