2022
DOI: 10.3390/app12020538
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Field Measurements for Traffic Noise Reduction in Highway Tunnels Using Closed-Cell Aluminum Foam Board

Abstract: In order to explore the sound absorption and noise reduction performance of closed-cell aluminum foam in the tunnel, the field test of the sound absorption performance of aluminum foam board was carried out based on the installation of aluminum foam board in the whole line of Haoshanyu Tunnel on Qinglan Expressway. Combined with the existing loudspeaker test and typical tunnel measurements, a new field test method for the noise reduction performance of closed-cell aluminum foam board was proposed for two diffe… Show more

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“…After drilling holes, the connected cells of aluminum foams form a Helmholtz resonant sound absorption structure [168], which creates strong friction between the intensely vibrating air and the connected cells, and results in more sound energy consumption [37]. It can effectively absorb sound waves with frequencies of 250~5000 Hz [37,169]. Sound absorption of closed-cell aluminum foams can be improved by drilling holes [170], setting a cavity at the back of aluminum foams [22], or a certain degree of compression [171].…”
Section: Sound Absorption and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…After drilling holes, the connected cells of aluminum foams form a Helmholtz resonant sound absorption structure [168], which creates strong friction between the intensely vibrating air and the connected cells, and results in more sound energy consumption [37]. It can effectively absorb sound waves with frequencies of 250~5000 Hz [37,169]. Sound absorption of closed-cell aluminum foams can be improved by drilling holes [170], setting a cavity at the back of aluminum foams [22], or a certain degree of compression [171].…”
Section: Sound Absorption and Applicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%