Haghighat et al., 2023 - Google Patents
The impact of fiber size on the sound absorption behavior of composites made from sugarcane bagasse wastes fibersHaghighat et al., 2023
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- Haghighat M
- Samaei S
- Amininasab S
- Faridan M
- Mehrzad S
- Sheikhmozafari M
- Taban E
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- Journal of Natural Fibers
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Natural fibers obtained from the agricultural wastes are a promising source within the field of acoustic and have already shown favorable results for mitigating the noise pollution. Supported by the experimental data and via an eco-friendly approach, the current study …
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