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Low signal-to-noise ratio reverberation time measurement system
Accurate measurement of sound quality in halls with low signal-to-noise ratio and efficient optimization of design.
Type
Measurement system
Tags
Information & systems
Environmental & resource tech
Noise monitoring
Efficient testing
Reverberation time measurement
Full-band multi-channel one-time measurement
Solution maturity
Development / Pilot validation
Cooperation methods
Joint venture cooperation
Technology shares
Face-to-face consultation
Applicable industry
Water conservancy, environment and public facilities management
Applications
Architecture
Key innovations
The core innovation is the ability to accurately measure the sound quality of the auditorium at extremely low signal-to-noise ratio, integrate advanced anti-noise technology, and achieve efficient and high-precision testing across multiple channels in the full band.
Potential economic benefits
The system can significantly improve testing efficiency and accuracy, reduce sound quality optimization costs and rework rates, thereby improving the sound quality and attractiveness of venues and increasing operating revenue.
Potential climate benefits
By optimizing the acoustic design of performing arts halls, we can reduce waste of building materials and duplicate construction, thereby reducing carbon emissions during material production, transportation and construction.
Solution supplier
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Tongji University
Tongji University
Tongji University: The national "double first-class" construction university uses advantageous disciplines such as civil engineering, architecture, transportation, and environment to cultivate innovative talents to serve national construction and sustainable urban development.
Shanghai,China
Solution details

Introduction to the results:

The sound quality characteristics of a performing arts hall are their most fundamental functional attributes. In the middle of construction of the performing arts hall, a more reasonable improvement plan can be obtained through the evaluation of sound quality parameters, so as to obtain better sound quality characteristics; at the same time, the evaluation of sound quality parameters when the hall is full (full of audience) is also an important task; however, it is difficult to carry out the evaluation work at a low signal-to-noise ratio in the middle of construction or in the full use stage. To this end, we have developed a measurement system that can still obtain accurate sound quality parameters even at a low signal-to-noise ratio (20dB). This system integrates advanced anti-noise and de-noise technologies, and has the characteristics of full-band multi-channel measurement, high test work efficiency and high test data accuracy. It can also display the acoustic energy attenuation curves of each frequency band, providing testers with a strong basis for judging the validity of measurement data, allowing the measurement work to be carried out scientifically and effectively.

Technical indicators:

1. Accurate measurement results can be obtained when the minimum signal-to-noise ratio (35dB) required by relevant specifications is 15dB.

2. Measuring the entire frequency band at one time, with high test efficiency.

3. Support multi-channel simultaneous measurement and wireless sensor measurement.

4. Integrate the pulse corresponding method, improved sliding window method, and nonlinear law. Different noise removal methods can be selected for different noise environments, making the measurement results more accurate.

application field

Design and sound quality evaluation of performing halls, experimental research on architectural acoustics

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08:04:25, Nov 05, 2025
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