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NC-v4 EQc9:Acoustic performance

Reverberation Time in Very Lage Open Office Areas

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Levan Natadze
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Green Building Council Georgia
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Hello, Cold you please provide a tip, how to achieve reverberation time 0.8 in very large open office areas. Good absorptive materials do mot work for so large spaces as 1,000 sq. meters, and additionally with open connection to corridors. Thanks

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