Study on acoustic insulating, air permeating and water vapor transfer properties of fibrous assemblies with density variation using a new apparatus
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Abstract
Purpose The purpose of this paper is to describe a new apparatus for testing acoustic insulating, air permeating and water vapor transfer properties of fibrous assemblies with density variation. Design/methodology/approach An apparatus is designed and built in order to investigate the acoustic insulating, air permeating and water vapor transfer properties of fiber assemblies with density variation. The apparatus mainly consists of three chambers, just like the structure of a syringe. The three properties can be measured by placing different sensors at the corresponding chambers. The material density variation can be realized by compression. Findings The new apparatus can realize the measurement of the three properties with density variation, which provides a new perspective to study the physical property of fibrous assemblies. Originality/value The paper introduces a new apparatus for testing acoustic insulating, air permeating and water vapor transfer properties of fibrous assemblies with density variation.
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OpenAlex topics: Textile materials and evaluations · Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research · Material Properties and Processing
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