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| | + | '''Schedule of fabrication''' |
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| − | '''Absorbing material MAkustik MA15-s'''
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| − | Perforated transparant panels made out of PET
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| − | (bottles for beverages are often fabricated out of PET). These panels are able to absorb low en middle high frequencies.
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| − | Properties :
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| − | diameter perforations > 0,55 mm, the perforations are placed in a matrix of 5*5 mm, transparant > light transmittance 85%, weight > 1.5 -2 kg/m2
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| − | Fabrication :
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| − | the panel can be attached, by means of screws or double-sided tape, to profiles of metal or plexiglass.
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| − | Above a graph with absorption values is showed. Every colour shows the absorption values at different frequency bands of two PET panels with an air cavity of a certain width in between.
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| − | Manufacturer: Sonogamm Leuven
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Latest revision as of 19:36, 30 November 2011
Schedule of fabrication
