2021 Volume 27 Issue 66 Pages 761-766
Flexible wooden boards with new sound absorption characteristics have been developed to improve the indoor acoustic environment of buildings. These sound absorption characteristics, achieved with a Helmholtz resonator, vary depending on the cross-sectional shape and surface shape of the boards. Also, the sound absorption performance is confirmed in an actual building. The results will lead to the development of sound-absorbing wooden as interior materials and also promote wooden interiors of public buildings.
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