462-471The present study evaluates the thermal and acoustic performance of building constructed from aerated concrete-cement
fibreboards and bamboo composite. The thermal, humidity, ambient, and indoor temperature parameters are analyzed for a
24-hours cycle from April to May and December to January. The average temperature plot shows the maximum indoor
temperature does not exceed 28-32 ºC for April to May and 12-16 ºC for December to January for both the buildings.
Thermal admittance is observed as 7.3 W/m2K and 12 W/m2K for cement fibreboard and bamboo composite buildings
respectively. Outdoor to indoor noise reduction (OINR) values at frequencies ranging from 80 Hz to 4000 Hz are noted and
analysed. The maximum noise isolation provided by cement fibreboard and bamboo composite walls are found to be
~40 dBA and 35 dBA at 500 Hz. With proper ventilation and avoidance of direct sunlight in the room, a comfortable
atmosphere can be achieved for these building
