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Development Of High Sound Absorbency Acoustic Panel By Blending Of Cork/ Wool Fibers With Sugarcane

Abstract: 7.ABSTRACT OF INVENTION (to be given along with complete specification on separate page) The acoustic panel made up of polyurethane, our invention is about the replacement of polyurethane foam with cork/ wool fibers blend and make by epoxy resin molding. The primary idea is to soundproof by using natural materials. Nowadays acoustic panel are made in polyurethane foam, but in our invention, we use cork/ wool fibers by heat and compression to the made panel better soundproof. Before the cork and fiber are cut into small piece and laid on the mold It also acts as thermal insulation in buildings.

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Patent Information

Application #
Filing Date
22 September 2023
Publication Number
13/2025
Publication Type
INA
Invention Field
TEXTILE
Status
Email
Parent Application

Applicants

RAJESH KUMAR S
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
KAVIN KUMAR C
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
KANISHKA SHREE J
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
MUKIL VISHNU M
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
VIGNESH K
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
NANDHA KUMAR SS
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401

Inventors

1. RAJESH KUMAR S
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
2. KAVIN KUMAR C
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
3. KANISHKA SHREE J
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
4. MUKIL VISHNU M
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
5. NANDHA KUMAR SS
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401
6. VIGNESH K
DEPARTMENT OF TEXTILE TECHNOLOGY BANNARI AMMAN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY SATHYAMANGALAM, ERODE - 638401

Specification

Field of invention:
The idea in technical textiles is to develop the acoustic panel by using cork and -wool fibers
compressed with a heat setting for better soundproofing. The resource is highly available in all areas.
BAKGROUND OF ART:

• Acoustic panels are made up of cork and wool fibers, our idea is about soundproof
panels.
• The primary idea is natural resources, cork is highly soundproof.

coThe cork and wool fibers are made panels by compression by heat setting and the epoxy
resin binds the wool fibers with cork formation for acoustic panel development,It will act as
high sound ABSORBANCY material from the naturally available source of cork and wool by set using
epoxy resin.
• Compactness of structure and arrangement of structures can be utilized to customize its sound
barrier and absorption behavior.
• Noise is any unwanted and unpleasant sound and underrated health hazard.

noise
• Engineers and researchers have been working on various techniques, strategies and materials to
address the challenge of noise pollution for a long time.
• The idea is mainly on soundproof panel in studious, factory, and auditorium.

o The cork/ wool fibers blend heat and compressed to make acoustic panel.

• Assess the acoustic properties of the composite material to determine its potential as
a soundproofing material for automotive applications
• The manufacturing process of the composite material, including the resin molding
technique, to determine
Introduction:
Acoustic comfort is critical in shaping the quality of indoor and outdoor environments,
impacting occupant well-being and productivity. Controlling sound reflections,
transmissions, and absorptions has gotten a lot of attention in a variety of situations, from
homes and workplaces to auditoriums and industrial sites. As society embraces
sustainability and environmentally sensitive activities, there is an increasing demand for
acoustic materials that not only improve sound performance but also accord with environmental
concerns.

This study aims to investigate the development and characterization of natural fibe
composite materials with a focus on cork and Mineral Wool with sugarcane bagasse fo
acoustic applications in response to this need. Because of their intrinsic qualities,
thes materials hold promising options for sound absorption and insulation. The purpose of
thi research is to thoroughly evaluate the acoustic potential, environmental impact, and
practica feasibility of incorporating cork and Mineral Wool with sugarcane bagasse composites int
various acoustic co-efficient.

Acoustic Materials and Applications:

Acoustic materials are used to control sound transmission and reflection, addressing
noise-related challenges in various sectors. In construction, they enhance the acoustic
quality of buildings and reduce external noise penetration. In the automotive and aork Fiber Properties:
Cork is a versatile natural material extracted from the bark of cork oak trees. It possesse

emarkable compressibility, elasticity, low density, and thermal insulation properties. Cork'
. . .
nique cellular structure, consisting of enclosed air-filled pores, contributes to its sour1d-
bsorbing c pabilities.. Studies have shown that cork-based_ materials exhibit promisin ound
absorption characteristics due to the complex interactions between sound waves and he porous
structure. Natural fibers, derived from plant sources, offer several advantage ver
traditional synthetic fibers, including renewable sourcing, biodegradability, and lower nergy
consumption during production. They have been extensively researched for tructural
and non-structural applications. Natural fiber composites are formed by ombining
fibers with a polymer matrix, yielding materials with desirable' mechanical and hermal
prope1iies.

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density, porosity, and tiber structure are measured and recorded.
J;> Created acoustic panels with cork and Mineral Wool as core materials. Changed the
thickness and density of the panels to create different arrangements: And we proceeded with
possible surface treatments or coatings into action.
J;> The cork and wool tibers panel made by compression by heat setting and addepoxy resin binds the wool fibers with cork formation for acoustic pa development, it will be act as high sound proof material from the naturally availa source of cork
and wool by set using epoxy resin.

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Application Documents

# Name Date
1 202341063697-Other Patent Document-220923.pdf 2023-10-13
2 202341063697-Form 5-220923.pdf 2023-10-13
3 202341063697-Form 3-220923.pdf 2023-10-13
4 202341063697-Form 2(Title Page)-220923.pdf 2023-10-13
5 202341063697-Form 1-220923.pdf 2023-10-13