Thermal and Sound Insulation Properties of Organic Biocomposite Mixtures. [PDF]
Sustainable building materials with excellent thermal stability and sound insulation are crucial for eco-friendly construction. This study investigates biocomposites made from cellulose pulp reinforced with beeswax, fir resin, and natural fillers like horsetail, rice flour, and fir needles. Eight formulations were obtained, and their thermal resistance,
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Tuning the acoustic and thermal insulation properties of polyimide aerogels via molecular rigidity and solid content synergy [PDF]
Polyimide aerogel (PIA) has garnered significant attention for high-performance thermal insulation and noise control applications due to their exceptional thermal stability and tunable porous structures.
Zhiqi Wang +4 more
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Sound Insulation Properties of Sound-Reduction Louvers with Innovative Devulcanized Rubber
The growing amount of used tires presents many environmental challenges around the world. Therefore, new ways to reuse used tires are being sought. One of the uses of waste tires is in sound-insulating constructions.
Tomas VILNIŠKIS, Tomas JANUŠEVIČIUS
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Sound Absorption Properties of Unbleached Cellulose Loose-Fill Insulation Material
Recyclable cellulose loose-fill insulation has been commonly used in heavy timber construction for treating attic areas, under floors, and wall cavities.
Jorge P. Arenas +3 more
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Physical Properties and Environmental Impact of Sound Barrier Materials Based on Fly Ash Cenosphere
Traffic noise and solid waste pollution are two major problems that restrict urban development and affect urban environments. In this study, a new kind of cement-based material for sound barriers was prepared using industrial waste fly ash cenosphere to ...
Hui Xie +5 more
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Calculation of Sound Insulation for Hybrid CLT Fabricated with Lumber and LVL and comparison with experimental data. [PDF]
The insulated predictions were carried out for LVL, CLT and HCLT in order to evaluate their sound properties, in which the theoretical value of sound insulation was predicted by regarding the substances in wood cell wall as equivalence to specific medium
Ju Zehui +6 more
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Sound insulation properties of sandwich panels
Abstract The sound transmission via building enclosures of finite dimensions has a resonant and inertial components. The resonant transmission of sound takes place in the mode of self-induced vibrations depending on the degree of self-coordination of its own wave field with sound fields present in the air on both sides of the enclosure ...
V I Erofeev, D V Monich
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Sound insulation properties of single and double CLT walls
Cross laminated timber (CLT) elements have rapidly gained in popularity in Norway and other European countries. Experimental data and improved engineering tools are essential for the development of sustainable solutions. During the last decade, an increasing number of measurement results and experiences from completed buildings became available ...
Homb, Anders, Conta, Simone
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One of the key issues of the 21 st century is to reduce the rate of continuously increasing environmental pollution from waste generated by human beings. Use of recycled materials and environmentally friendly approaches to manufacturing can be a good way
Shafiqul Islam +4 more
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Preparation and property analysis of 3D fabric/aerogelmultifunctional composites
In order to improve the mechanical and sound absorption properties of aerogel gel and expand its application, the 3D spacer fabric (WKSF) was filled into sodium alginate (SA) aerogel, and WKSF reinforced SA aerogel (WESA) composites were prepared.
NAN Jingjing +3 more
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