Environmental Science and Pollution Research | 2019

Porous sound-absorbing materials prepared from fly ash

 
 
 

Abstract


The use of modified fly ash for preparing porous sound-absorbing materials and the optimum conditions of fly ash modification were studied. The effects of sintering temperature, sintering time, forming pressure, and other experimental conditions on porous sound-absorbing materials were also investigated. Results showed that the average volume density of the finished product was 0.93\xa0g/cm3, the compressive strength was approximately 1.2\xa0MPa, and the average porosity was nearly 60%. The average sound absorption coefficient of the sample in a low-frequency band was approximately 0.353, and the overall average sound absorption coefficient was nearly 0.458. The optimal preparation conditions were as follows: sintering temperature was 1100\xa0°C, sintering time was 5\xa0h, and molding pressure was 2\xa0MPa.

Volume None
Pages 1-9
DOI 10.1007/s11356-019-05573-5
Language English
Journal Environmental Science and Pollution Research

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