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Noise Reduction in Units for Pneumatic Weaving of Complex Fibres

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A method of designing the soundproofing jacket for mechanisms for pneumatic weaving of complex fibres as a nonhermetic screen with process openings is confirmed by the results of experimental studies. The design of the soundproofing jacket with a coating of VD-17-58 vibration-damping mastic allowed reducing the sound pressure level by 14-15 dB (sound level by 5-6 dBA). The sound-absorbing layer of synthetic carpet decreases the noise by an additional 8-10 dB, and incorporation of additional polyurethane foam sound absorbers allowed reducing the noise level to the health standards.

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Kochetov, O.S. Noise Reduction in Units for Pneumatic Weaving of Complex Fibres. Fibre Chemistry 34, 237–240 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1020587502698

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