Sabin (unit)
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The Sabin is defined as a unit of sound absorption. One square meter of 100% absorbing material has a value of one metric Sabin. The unit is named in honor of Wallace Clement Sabine. The total adsorption in sabins can be calculated by:
A=S1α1+S2α2+...+Snαn=ΣSiαi
where
A = the absorption of the room (m2 sabin)
Sn = area of the actual surface (m2)
αn = absorption coefficient of the actual surface
[edit] References
- Definition
- Davis, D. and C. Davis. (1987) Sound System Engineering 2nd ed. Page 168.
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