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This document describes the divergence loss method of measurement of performance of an environment designed to provide a free sound field or free sound field over a reflecting plane. An acoustical environment is a free sound field if it has bounding surfaces that absorb all sound energies incident upon them. This is normally achieved using specialized test environments, such as anechoic or hemi-anechoic chambers. In practice, these provide a controlled free sound field for acoustical measurements in a confined space within the facility.

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Published:

10/25/2021

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ANSI Approved

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34

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