Study Of Acoustic Performance Of Seminar Halls In UTeM

Nurul Hamizah, Mohamed (2015) Study Of Acoustic Performance Of Seminar Halls In UTeM. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

A seminar is generally, a form of academic instruction, either at an academic institution or offered by a commercial or professional organization. While listening to a speech, a clear sound is a very important. Clear sound will directly affect the listener’s attention. A person who develops skills in poor acoustic environment may develop long-term speech comprehension problems. Loud and noisy environment will tend to make the audience loss focus and the interest to learn. The noise and reverberation is also can inhibit the reading and spelling ability, behavior, attention, concentration and academic performance. In this research, the study of the acoustic performance of halls will be the main part of the projects. To narrowing the research, two Seminar Halls in UTeM have been chose to be the examples. The halls are Dewan UTeM 1 and Dewan Besar UTeM. This is because the reflection and refraction of sounds can be influenced by the materials used. Reinforcement system brings so much outputs of humming, buzzing, vibration and echoes. This study will helps on giving result of good acoustic performance in the way to give best decision for the architects to either choose the correct materials in building or else, allocate absorbers in the right position.

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