AUDITORIUM CASE STUDY
DEVI AHILAYA VISHWAVIDHYALAYA
SIDDHARAJ NAKILE
2022BARC063
INTRODUCTION :
AREA : 540M2
HEIGHT : 8m
TOTAL NO. OF SEATS : 1100 SEATS
SEATS : 850
BALCONY : 250
NO. OF DOORS : 8 [ 2m X 2.5m ]
NO. OF WINDOWS : 2 [ 3m X 2m ]
STAGE : 15m X 9m
MATERIAL USED : FLOORING
CARPET
WALLS
WOODEN
PANELS
PERFORATED TILES
CEILING
PLASTER OF
PARIS
STAGE
BLACK
CURTAINS
WOODEN
FLOORING
LOCATION
DAVV takshashila parisar
139, khandwa road, indra
puri, colony , Indore, M.P.
There 2 entry/exit to
auditorium.
2 main entry /exit.
CONTEXT
STAGE
The rectangular stage has proper curtains and fins.
Its size is 15m X 9m .
Everything is electronically controlled. The stage
has fixture to hold focus lights, backdrops, etc.
Floor: timber flooring.
COFFICIENT – 0.1
STAGE FLOORING
THE STAGE USES SEGWAN FLOORING TO
REDUCE THE NOISE TRANSMISSION TO
TOLERABLE LEVELS.
AN ACOUSTIC LAYER IS USUALLY LAID UNDER
THE TIMBER VENEER FLOORING TO ABSORB
THE SOUND WAVES
TO A CERTAIN DEGRES.
THE LAYER REDUCES VIBERATION OF LOWER
SOUND FREQUENCIESTO PREVENT THE
VIBERATION OF SLABES
AND WALLS BY LOWER SOUND
FREQUENCIES.
CARPET FLOORING
THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF NOISE THAT ARE RELEVANT:
THE FIRST IS THE HIHER FREQUENCY NOISE COMING FROM MUSIC,
SINGING, SPEECH.
THE SCEOND TYPE OF NOISE ARE LIGHTER, LOWER FREQUENCY NOISES
SUCH AS FOOTSTEPS OF PEOPLE WALKING AROUND.
THICK CARPETED FLOORING CONTRIBUTES TO SOUND ABSORPTION.
CARPET IS AN OUTSTANDING SOUND ABSORBER WHICH SERVES AS AN
ACOUSTICAL AID, AS WELL AS FLOOR COVER.
CARPET ABSORBS AIRBORNE NOISE AS EFFICIENTLY AS OTHER
SPECIALIESD
ACOUSTICAL MATERIAL.
WALL PANEL
THE MATERIAL USED IN THE WALLS ARE
WOODEN PANELS,
GLASS WOOL.
THE GLASS WOOL SHEET APPLIES ON THE
WALL BY ADHESIVE
AND ON THAT WOODEN BOARDS ARE
APPLIED SO THAT MORE AND
MORE SOUND ABSORBS.
THEY ARE WATER AND FIRE RESISTANT.
GOOD INSULATING MATERIAL.
POP CEILING
THE AUDITORIUM CEILING IS ANOTHER
IMPORTANT FACTOR
AFFECTING SOUND INSULATION.
CEILING PANELS ARE MADE UP OF POP BOARDS.
THERE SURFACE HELPS IN SOUND ABSORBTION
THEY ALSO PROVIDE FOR ACOUSTICAL INTIMACY,
ATMOSPHERE,
AND STRENGHENS THE OVERALL SOUND
QUALITY.
SUSPENDED FROM THE CEILING
TO PROVIDE SHORT DELAYED.
THEY ARE NOT COMBUSTIBLE
SEATING
THE TOTAL SEATING OF THE THEATRE IS 1100.
THE THEATRE IS RECTANGULAR IN SHAPE.
THE SITTING IS DIVIDED INTO TWO SEGMENTS AND TWO
LEVELS:
STALL-850
BALCONY-250
THE CUSHIONED CHAIRS WITH COMFORT ALSO HAVE GOOD
SOUND ABSORBENT, WHICH HELPS THE OVERALL
REVERBERATION
TIME IN THE AUDITORIUM.
ADDITIONAL SOUND CONTROL IS ALSO PRESENT IN THE FOAM OF
PEDED SEATS.
IT ACHIEVE THE SIMILAR QUALITY OF SOUND WHETHER THE
AUDITORIUM IS FILLED OR NOT.
SOUND REFLECTION
In order to make the use of sound more efficient, it is necessary for the sound to be reflected back
towards the audience. However. the amount of sound reflected, with the added design of these
reflections, must be carefully controlled to minimize the creation of echoes.
DIRECT SOUND
REFLECTED SOUND
SOUND REFLECTION
Ceiling reflectors serve to reflect sound effectively back to the audience. Therefore, the rest of the
auditorium must be covered with sound absorbent materials to minimize the resultant reflected sound,
making it almost indiscernible.
REFLECTED SOUND
DIRECT SOUND
REVERBERATION TIME
In acoustics, reverberation is the persistence of sound after a sound is
produced.
Based on the materials identified on site and the measurements obtained
from the drawings, we were able to calculate the absorption of each
surface and determine the total room absorption of the auditorium.
CALCULATED REVERBERATION TIME
RT = 0.16V
AT
where: RT = reverberation time (sec)
V= volume of the room (cu.m)
AT = total absorption of room surfaces (sq.m )
MATERIALS AREA (M2)
ABSORPTION
COEFFICIENT, Α
ABSORPTION OF
SURFACE (M2)
CARPET 630 O.55 346.5
PERFORATED TILES 110 0.88 96.8
WOODEN PANEL
198
O.6 118.8
BLACK CURTAIN 60 O.8 48
HEAVY RED
CURTAIN
30 O.55 16.5
PLASTER OF PARIS 630 0.03 18.9
PAINTED BRICK
WALL
216 0.01 2.16
TOTAL ABSORPTION OF ROOM SURFACES (SQ.M ) - 647.66
CALCULATED REVERBERATION TIME
RT = 0.16V
AT
AT( total absorption of room surfaces )= 647.66 m2
V (volume of the room )= 2,700 m3
RT = 0.16 x2,700
647.66
RT = 0.66 sec
THANK YOU

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  • 1. AUDITORIUM CASE STUDY DEVI AHILAYA VISHWAVIDHYALAYA SIDDHARAJ NAKILE 2022BARC063
  • 2. INTRODUCTION : AREA : 540M2 HEIGHT : 8m TOTAL NO. OF SEATS : 1100 SEATS SEATS : 850 BALCONY : 250 NO. OF DOORS : 8 [ 2m X 2.5m ] NO. OF WINDOWS : 2 [ 3m X 2m ] STAGE : 15m X 9m MATERIAL USED : FLOORING CARPET WALLS WOODEN PANELS PERFORATED TILES CEILING PLASTER OF PARIS STAGE BLACK CURTAINS WOODEN FLOORING LOCATION DAVV takshashila parisar 139, khandwa road, indra puri, colony , Indore, M.P. There 2 entry/exit to auditorium. 2 main entry /exit. CONTEXT
  • 3. STAGE The rectangular stage has proper curtains and fins. Its size is 15m X 9m . Everything is electronically controlled. The stage has fixture to hold focus lights, backdrops, etc. Floor: timber flooring. COFFICIENT – 0.1 STAGE FLOORING THE STAGE USES SEGWAN FLOORING TO REDUCE THE NOISE TRANSMISSION TO TOLERABLE LEVELS. AN ACOUSTIC LAYER IS USUALLY LAID UNDER THE TIMBER VENEER FLOORING TO ABSORB THE SOUND WAVES TO A CERTAIN DEGRES. THE LAYER REDUCES VIBERATION OF LOWER SOUND FREQUENCIESTO PREVENT THE VIBERATION OF SLABES AND WALLS BY LOWER SOUND FREQUENCIES.
  • 4. CARPET FLOORING THERE ARE TWO TYPES OF NOISE THAT ARE RELEVANT: THE FIRST IS THE HIHER FREQUENCY NOISE COMING FROM MUSIC, SINGING, SPEECH. THE SCEOND TYPE OF NOISE ARE LIGHTER, LOWER FREQUENCY NOISES SUCH AS FOOTSTEPS OF PEOPLE WALKING AROUND. THICK CARPETED FLOORING CONTRIBUTES TO SOUND ABSORPTION. CARPET IS AN OUTSTANDING SOUND ABSORBER WHICH SERVES AS AN ACOUSTICAL AID, AS WELL AS FLOOR COVER. CARPET ABSORBS AIRBORNE NOISE AS EFFICIENTLY AS OTHER SPECIALIESD ACOUSTICAL MATERIAL.
  • 5. WALL PANEL THE MATERIAL USED IN THE WALLS ARE WOODEN PANELS, GLASS WOOL. THE GLASS WOOL SHEET APPLIES ON THE WALL BY ADHESIVE AND ON THAT WOODEN BOARDS ARE APPLIED SO THAT MORE AND MORE SOUND ABSORBS. THEY ARE WATER AND FIRE RESISTANT. GOOD INSULATING MATERIAL. POP CEILING THE AUDITORIUM CEILING IS ANOTHER IMPORTANT FACTOR AFFECTING SOUND INSULATION. CEILING PANELS ARE MADE UP OF POP BOARDS. THERE SURFACE HELPS IN SOUND ABSORBTION THEY ALSO PROVIDE FOR ACOUSTICAL INTIMACY, ATMOSPHERE, AND STRENGHENS THE OVERALL SOUND QUALITY. SUSPENDED FROM THE CEILING TO PROVIDE SHORT DELAYED. THEY ARE NOT COMBUSTIBLE
  • 6. SEATING THE TOTAL SEATING OF THE THEATRE IS 1100. THE THEATRE IS RECTANGULAR IN SHAPE. THE SITTING IS DIVIDED INTO TWO SEGMENTS AND TWO LEVELS: STALL-850 BALCONY-250 THE CUSHIONED CHAIRS WITH COMFORT ALSO HAVE GOOD SOUND ABSORBENT, WHICH HELPS THE OVERALL REVERBERATION TIME IN THE AUDITORIUM. ADDITIONAL SOUND CONTROL IS ALSO PRESENT IN THE FOAM OF PEDED SEATS. IT ACHIEVE THE SIMILAR QUALITY OF SOUND WHETHER THE AUDITORIUM IS FILLED OR NOT.
  • 7. SOUND REFLECTION In order to make the use of sound more efficient, it is necessary for the sound to be reflected back towards the audience. However. the amount of sound reflected, with the added design of these reflections, must be carefully controlled to minimize the creation of echoes. DIRECT SOUND REFLECTED SOUND
  • 8. SOUND REFLECTION Ceiling reflectors serve to reflect sound effectively back to the audience. Therefore, the rest of the auditorium must be covered with sound absorbent materials to minimize the resultant reflected sound, making it almost indiscernible. REFLECTED SOUND DIRECT SOUND
  • 9. REVERBERATION TIME In acoustics, reverberation is the persistence of sound after a sound is produced. Based on the materials identified on site and the measurements obtained from the drawings, we were able to calculate the absorption of each surface and determine the total room absorption of the auditorium. CALCULATED REVERBERATION TIME RT = 0.16V AT where: RT = reverberation time (sec) V= volume of the room (cu.m) AT = total absorption of room surfaces (sq.m )
  • 10. MATERIALS AREA (M2) ABSORPTION COEFFICIENT, Α ABSORPTION OF SURFACE (M2) CARPET 630 O.55 346.5 PERFORATED TILES 110 0.88 96.8 WOODEN PANEL 198 O.6 118.8 BLACK CURTAIN 60 O.8 48 HEAVY RED CURTAIN 30 O.55 16.5 PLASTER OF PARIS 630 0.03 18.9 PAINTED BRICK WALL 216 0.01 2.16 TOTAL ABSORPTION OF ROOM SURFACES (SQ.M ) - 647.66
  • 11. CALCULATED REVERBERATION TIME RT = 0.16V AT AT( total absorption of room surfaces )= 647.66 m2 V (volume of the room )= 2,700 m3 RT = 0.16 x2,700 647.66 RT = 0.66 sec