bib calculator

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metric system non metric system

Fs Fs speaker Fs speaker
Vas Vas (liter) Vas (cu feet)=Vas (liter) *0.035315
Qts Qts Qts
Line lenght L(m)=C/2F=343.4/2F L(inch???)=13464.54/2F
Folded Height L(m)/2 L(inch)/2
Vb(???) Vb(unit???)=20Vas*Qt^1.25 Vb(unit???)=20Vas*Qt^1.25
Sm Sm=????? Sm=Vb*1728/B7 ?????????
Depth How do we calc Depht How do we calc Depht
Width widph=Sm/depth widph=Sm/depth
Z driver Z=line length*0.217
a b c depth/2 depth/2




What is Vb ?
What is Vb unit in metric system and in non metric system
How do we calc Sm in metric system ?
What is Sm unit in metric system and in non metric system
How do we calc Depht ?
Z driver what is 0.217 ?

Thank you for your help !!!
 
I should still have the original excel spreadsheet that was on Godzillas's site. It did have a switch to change between metric and imperial. Please be patient and I will find it and post. Many others have asked for this sheet, and maybe it is time to put it back out there. Originally I had entered many of the common speakers people were using, however, that was quite some time ago and many of them are no longer available. That said, I will see if I can post a clean unlocked version. I will do my best to post this tomorrow evening.
 
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Stuffing wise, it's been a strictly by ear tweak for a typical pipe horn, though some have used MJK's software to get a starting point using polyfil. I use fiberglass insulation and for pipe horns I'd grab a handful of R-19 pink to stuff in the top and use 1" acoustic duct insulation [OC 703 IIRC] to line the horn all the way around the driver area and down to the bottom on one of the parallel sides with a diagonally positioned 'blanket' hanging down the back half of the horn to damp it in both planes.

For two drivers, double the Vas spec.

GM
 
Thank you for your suggestion.

My ask about the double BiB was about this:

two-foldbib.jpg
 
Akabak script for BIB

Here is an Akabak script for a BIB with a TC9FD. You can use it as a skeleton for other drivers by replacing the dimensions from the BIB calc spreadsheet into the geometry section, and adding T/S parameters for the driver of your choice. This script accounts for the effect of the 180 deg turn via four 45 deg turns (7 segments total), baffle edge diffraction, forward firing driver and upward firing horn mouth, and room wall reflections from back wall and floor (no ceiling). Copy the contents of the txt file and paste into a new script in Akabak.
 

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