英文摘要 |
The sound-scattering performance of wooden interior decoration material is an important influential factor that dominate indoor sound design. Good sound-scattering performance help the consistent spatial distribution of sound energy and improves sound quality. The study doe the experiment with the sound- scattering performance of wooden interior decoration material in the Reverberation lab. To analyze the different type of wood n material and sequences. Experimental result for diffusers made of six different materials ( Hardwood、Softwood、plywood、Medium density fiberboard, MDF、Moso bamboo、Heat-treated Wood ) , supplemented by QRD prime structure variable, are found to improve average high frequency ( 3 15-5k Hz ) scattering performance by more than 10%, with MDF diffusers of 1k, 1.25k Hz providing optimal scattering at 20% above average, resulting in the scattering performance of the various material improving through the QRD sequence ( P<0.05 ) . The experimental results presented here can be used as a reference for indoor acoustic performance. In the second stage, a diffuser placed in an empty room to determine a positive correlation between the test and computer simulation (R2=0.80). The simulation' input parameters were then used to objectively evaluate (reverberation time & clarity) the difference between the computer simulation and the actual room. Results showed a 60% increase in the decoration rate effectively reduced reverberation time (630 to 5k Hz, the RT is reduced to 1 sec.), while a decoration rate below 40% could also maintain a good degree of clarity. |