Mosque, a typical enclosed building, requires optimum reverberation time in order to achieve acceptable speech intelligibility. A typical approach to achieve correct reverberation time is through acoustics treatments. Based on the reverberation time measurements that were conducted at two large mosques, the possibilities of improving reverberation time using perforated walls are discussed. This paper elaborates on the use of perforated walls for acoustic treatment in mosques.

Authors: Dimon, Mohamad Ngasri; Said, Ahmad khan; Harun, Mokhtar
Affiliation: Elecoustics, Summer Hill NSW
AES Convention: 6r (August 1996) Paper Number: 4315
Publication Date: August 1, 1996 Import into BibTeX
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