Sound Absorption Coefficient of Glass Wool

Measurement of sound propagation in glass wool

Measurements of anisotropic sound propagation in glass wool

The attenuation coefficient and phase velocity of plane sound waves propagating in three perpendicular directions in glass wool were measured in the frequency range 50-10,000 Hz. For glass wool of mass density 14 kg/m3 at the frequency 1,000 Hz, the attenuation constant for propagation perpendicular to the glass wool sheets was 75 dB/m, and for propagation parallel with the sheets 57 dB/m. For ...

Fiber movements and sound attenuation in glass wool

An alternative coefficient for sound absorption

The acoustic absorption coefficient is a number that indicates which fraction of the incident acoustic power impinging on a surface is being absorbed. The incident acoustic power is obtained by spatial integration of the incident intensity, which is (classically) defined as the time-averaged intensity associated with the incident sound field. The measurement of the effective, in situ, sound abs...

Design and Compare Sound Absorption Coefficient Nanocomposites Containing Tea Waste and Polypropylene With and Without Nanoclay

Introduction: In recent years tend to use of natural fibers has increased in making sound absorbers. Fiber-based natural materials have low density, low production costs, and are biodegradable. Material and Methods: In this study, the effect of nanoclay and the behavior of the nanocomposite specimens containing tea waste, polypropylene, and nanoclay in the sound absorption coefficient are inve...