2. Impact of radiated energy on the environment
Another consequence of the relationship e2 = k2 e1 appears in predictive studies of noise transmission in the environment.
Determining sound levels in a room with known absorption characteristics enables us to predict sound levels at different points in the environment.
To determine the sound level at a point P outside a room containing an omnidirectional source located at M (figure 3).
The room has an opening of area S, which we'll assume is far enough away from the source that we can neglect the component of the direct field compared with that of the reverberant field.
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General works
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KUTTRUFF (H.) - Room Acoustics. - Applied Science pub., Chapitre V.6 (1973).
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CREMER (L.), MÜLLER (H.A.) - Principles and applications of room acoustics. - Applied Science pub., Chapitre II.3 (1973).
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