Article | REF: N3802 V1

Metallic foams. Industrial applications

Author: Yves GAILLARD

Publication date: June 10, 2015 | Lire en français

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    6. Sound and vibration insulation

    When it comes to sound and vibration insulation, non-communicating foams are the most frequently used.

    6.1 Phonic

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    6.1.1 Benefits of foams

    Metal foams (figure 13 ) have a limited and uneven sound insulation capacity, depending on the frequency. Although their absorption capacity is considerably lower than that of glass wool, it is still sufficient for multi-functional...

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