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Building science

relation stating that reverberation time of a room is proportional to its volume divided by its total sound absorption.

In building science, Sabine reverberation equation refers to relation stating that reverberation time of a room is proportional to its volume divided by its total sound absorption. This meaning comes from Sabine (1922) in Collected papers on acoustics.[1]

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References

Sabine, W. C. (1922). Collected papers on acoustics. Creative Media Partners, LLC. ISBN 9780343977634

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