Investigation of industrial tea-leaf-fibre waste material for its sound absorption properties

By S. Ersoy, Haluk Küçük. 2009

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Subfields: Automotive Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Speech and Hearing

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• The effect of physical parameters on sound absorption properties of natural fiber mixed nonwoven composites (2012, unknown): “Tea-leaf fibers backed with a cotton layer provided better sound absorption properties when compared to polyester/polypropylene based nonwovens.(11) Fibers with a 4DG cross-section compressed with higher density resulted in the best sound absorption when compared to fibers with trilobal and round cr”
• Acoustical and fire-retardant properties of jute composite materials (2011, background): “In line with above, sound absorption panel produced from particle composite boards using agricultural wastes [4–6], industrial tea-leaf fibre [7] waste materials, have challenged researchers to develop novel enhanced sound proofing material made up of natural fibre [8].”