Design, preparation, and analysis of the acoustic performance of waste hemp/PLA fiber sound-absorbing composites with different bionic structures

Noise pollution is becoming more and more serious, and the environmental friendliness of building materials could be better. To solve these problems, waste hemp fibers were used as reinforcement and polylactic acid (PLA) fibers as matrix. Sustainable biodegradable sound-absorbing composites with different bionic structures were prepared by carding and hot press molding process. The sound absorption properties of bionic structural composites with smooth surface,triangular wedge surface, trapezoidal prismatic surface, sinusoidal wave surface,cylindrical pit surface, and rectangular raised surface were tested. Composites were 30 mm in thickness and 100 mm in diameters.The bionic sound structure models was constructed according to the extracted bionic structure. The sound performance of the sound-absorbing composites was analyzed by finite element method simulation. The effects of bionic structure and sound characteristic parameters on the sound absorption performance of the composites were investigated and the sound absorption mechanism of the sound composites with bionic structures was revealed. Then the model of the cylindrical pit surface was used as a research object further to optimize the sound absorption performance. The results revealed that the optimized bionic structural composite materials had a sound absorption performance grade of II, with a sound absorption average (SAA) coefficient in the mid-frequency range of 27.16 % higher than that of the smooth surface composites. The noise reduction coefficient was 0.603, and the SAA coefficient was 0.583.The results not only find a new way to recycle the waste hemp fibers, but also provide an experimental basis and theoretical basis for the optimization of sound absorption composites in building applications. • Sound absorbing composites with bionic structures were prepared on waste hemp fibers. • The sound-absorbing performance was improved after the import of bionic structure. • The bionic sound-absorbing structure model was established. • The sound absorption mechanism was revealed by finite element method. • Wide sound absorption frequency band and high efficiency sound absorption.

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Industrial Crops and Products
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2024-11-28
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.indcrop.2024.120145
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Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
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Design, preparation, and analysis of the acoustic performance of waste hemp/PLA fiber sound-absorbing composites with different bionic structures

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Design, preparation, and analysis of the acoustic performance of waste hemp/PLA fiber sound-absorbing composites with different bionic structures

Jiaxin Pan, Yongfang Qian, Duoduo Zhang, Lihua Lyu, Yuan Gao, Xinghai Zhou
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Noise pollution is becoming more and more serious, and the environmental friendliness of building materials could be better. To solve these problems, waste hemp fibers were used as reinforcement and polylactic acid (PLA) fibers as matrix. Sustainable biodegradable sound-absorbing composites with different bionic structures were prepared by carding and hot press molding process. The sound absorption properties of bionic structural composites with smooth surface,triangular wedge surface, trapezoidal prismatic surface, sinusoidal wave surface,cylindrical pit surface, and rectangular raised surface were tested. Composites were 30 mm in thickness and 100 mm in diameters.The bionic sound structure models was constructed according to the extracted bionic structure. The sound performance of the sound-absorbing composites was analyzed by finite element method simulation. The effects of bionic structure and sound characteristic parameters on the sound absorption performance of the composites were investigated and the sound absorption mechanism of the sound composites with bionic structures was revealed. Then the model of the cylindrical pit surface was used as a research object further to optimize the sound absorption performance. The results revealed that the optimized bionic structural composite materials had a sound absorption performance grade of II, with a sound absorption average (SAA) coefficient in the mid-frequency range of 27.16 % higher than that of the smooth surface composites. The noise reduction coefficient was 0.603, and the SAA coefficient was 0.583.The results not only find a new way to recycle the waste hemp fibers, but also provide an experimental basis and theoretical basis for the optimization of sound absorption composites in building applications. • Sound absorbing composites with bionic structures were prepared on waste hemp fibers. • The sound-absorbing performance was improved after the import of bionic structure. • The bionic sound-absorbing structure model was established. • The sound absorption mechanism was revealed by finite element method. • Wide sound absorption frequency band and high efficiency sound absorption.

Industrial Crops and ProductsVol. 223
Dalian Polytechnic University (CN)
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Acoustic Wave Phenomena Research
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