2021
DOI: 10.3389/fbuil.2021.665332
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Acoustic Coatings—A Discreet Way to Control Acoustic Environment

Abstract: Acoustic comfort is directly related to enhanced well-being and performance of people. A typical challenge faced by architects and acousticians is to achieve adequate acoustics while maintaining the aesthetics of the space and reducing the visual aspects of acoustic materials and elements. In this study, we present a biofiber-based acoustic coating as a feasible solution to improve acoustic environments while preserving the aesthetics of spaces. An acoustic coating is a thin layer of absorption material, but t… Show more

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“…For example, achieving the best acoustic results using hempcrete [38][39][40] , requires considering more the conditions of installation, the content of binders and the density. Various Biocomposite insulation materials, such as light earth, straw-lime, hempcrete, and olive pit mixes [41], recycled textile waste and biopolymers [42], as well as biofibre-based acoustic coatings [43], have the characteristics of less carbon-based acoustic materials.…”
Section: Acoustic Comfortmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…For example, achieving the best acoustic results using hempcrete [38][39][40] , requires considering more the conditions of installation, the content of binders and the density. Various Biocomposite insulation materials, such as light earth, straw-lime, hempcrete, and olive pit mixes [41], recycled textile waste and biopolymers [42], as well as biofibre-based acoustic coatings [43], have the characteristics of less carbon-based acoustic materials.…”
Section: Acoustic Comfortmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sound absorption efficiency of materials such as Light earth, straw-lime, hempcrete, olive pit mixes, recycled textile waste, biopolymers, and biofibre-based acoustic coatings [37][38][39][40][41][42][43] Due to frequency variances, it is challenging to compare different materials' acoustic properties precisely. This may make it more difficult to decide which acoustic material is best for a given application or environment.…”
Section: Acoustic Performancementioning
confidence: 99%