Transcription of 07 Sound Absorbing Materials - University of Kentucky
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D. W. Herrin, , University of Kentucky Department of Mechanical Engineering Sound Absorbing Materials Sound Absorption by Porous Materials Noise and Vibration Short Course 2 Dept. of Mech. Engineering University of Kentucky Overview D The Basics D Impedance and Absorption D Transfer Matrix Approach D Flow Resistivity Sound Absorption by Porous Materials Noise and Vibration Short Course 3 Dept. of Mech. Engineering University of Kentucky Relatively massive, stiff barrier having high damping Most Sound is reflected Some Sound is transmitted Less Sound is reflected Less Sound is transmitted ( These two objectives can be combined) Sound Blocking Versus Sound Absorption Sound Absorption by Porous Materials Noise and Vibration Short Course 4 Dept.
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