Fabrication of cost-effective double layers composite for efficient sound-absorbing based on sustainable and flame-retardant jute fabrics
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Abstract
Noise pollution is rapidly increasing, posing a health risk, particularly in the low frequency range. Therefore, the development of cost-effective, environmentally friendly and efficient audible sound absorbing materials is a necessary and crucial process. To this end, smart multilayer sound absorber has been developed based on micro-perforated panels and Jute fabrics as renewable and eco-friendly sound-absorbing material. Different perforation shapes have been fabricated and used for micro-perforated panels and optimized. The sound absorption properties for the new developed sound-absorbing system were evaluated inside a two-microphone impedance tube achieving outstanding results. The developed sound-absorbing system achieved higher sound absorption properties recording more 70% at low frequencies range (<500 Hz), also achieved excellent sound absorption coefficient with broad bandwidth. Furthermore, the flammability properties of the used Jute fabrics were evaluated achieving flame retardancy property of 44 mm/min rate of burning and 20% LOI value. Additionally, the Jute fabrics mechanical and surface morphology properties were investigated. Hence, this study presents a smart, cost-effective, flame retardant and efficient absorption system suitable for noise control for a wide applications range.
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OpenAlex topics: Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research · Noise Effects and Management · Vibration Control and Rheological Fluids
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Affiliations
Department of Acoustics, National Institute for Standards, Giza, Egypt
Materials Testing and Surface Chemical Analysis Laboratory, National Institute for Standards, Giza, Egypt
Gas Analysis and Fire Safety Laboratory, National Institute for Standards, Giza, Egypt
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