Commercial3D reticular nickel foam and its composite structure were investigated on the sound absorption at200-2000Hz.The absorption performance of foam plates1?5layers(1-layer thickness:2.3mm;porosity:89%;average por...Commercial3D reticular nickel foam and its composite structure were investigated on the sound absorption at200-2000Hz.The absorption performance of foam plates1?5layers(1-layer thickness:2.3mm;porosity:89%;average pore-diameter:0.57mm)was found to be poor,and could be improved by adding backed cavum or front perforated thin sheet.The absorption coefficient could reach about0.4at1000-1600Hz for the composite structure of5-layer foam with a backed5mm-thick cavum,and even0.68at about1000Hz for that of2-layer foam with the same cavum and a perforated plate closely in front of the foam.展开更多
Using the three-dimensional reticular nickel foam as experimental material, the sound absorption performance was investigated for several various multilayer structures in the frequency range of 2000-4000 Hz, which is ...Using the three-dimensional reticular nickel foam as experimental material, the sound absorption performance was investigated for several various multilayer structures in the frequency range of 2000-4000 Hz, which is aurally sensitive for human ears. The results showed that the 7.5 mm-thick foam sample, which was formed by piling of 5-layer foam plate（thickness： 1.5 mm; porosity： 96%; average pore-diameter： 0.65 mm） could exhibit an excellent sound absorption effect at 4000 Hz, with the absorption coefficient about 0.8. Constituting alternate air gap with the total thickness of about 18.5 mm can greatly improve the absorption performance at relatively low frequencies of 2000-3150 Hz, with the absorption coefficient up to about 0.5 or more. In addition, the research showed that alternate piling up the perforated plate inside the foam plates can also achieve a quite good effect of sound absorption at relatively low frequencies.展开更多
基金Project (C16) supported by the Testing Foundation of Beijing Normal University,China
文摘Commercial3D reticular nickel foam and its composite structure were investigated on the sound absorption at200-2000Hz.The absorption performance of foam plates1?5layers(1-layer thickness:2.3mm;porosity:89%;average pore-diameter:0.57mm)was found to be poor,and could be improved by adding backed cavum or front perforated thin sheet.The absorption coefficient could reach about0.4at1000-1600Hz for the composite structure of5-layer foam with a backed5mm-thick cavum,and even0.68at about1000Hz for that of2-layer foam with the same cavum and a perforated plate closely in front of the foam.
基金Project(C16) supported by the Testing Foundation of Beijing Normal University,China
文摘Using the three-dimensional reticular nickel foam as experimental material, the sound absorption performance was investigated for several various multilayer structures in the frequency range of 2000-4000 Hz, which is aurally sensitive for human ears. The results showed that the 7.5 mm-thick foam sample, which was formed by piling of 5-layer foam plate（thickness： 1.5 mm; porosity： 96%; average pore-diameter： 0.65 mm） could exhibit an excellent sound absorption effect at 4000 Hz, with the absorption coefficient about 0.8. Constituting alternate air gap with the total thickness of about 18.5 mm can greatly improve the absorption performance at relatively low frequencies of 2000-3150 Hz, with the absorption coefficient up to about 0.5 or more. In addition, the research showed that alternate piling up the perforated plate inside the foam plates can also achieve a quite good effect of sound absorption at relatively low frequencies.
