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Mineral wool is a common acoustic panel material made from molten glass or stone that is spun into flexible fibers and processed into boards. It has high porosity and sound absorption properties dependent on its composition, thickness, and mounting. Mineral wool boards can be used in acoustic ceilings and are highly fire resistant due to preventing convection and providing a physical barrier to heat transfer. As a porous material, mineral wool controls noise by allowing sound waves to enter its fabric where friction dissipates the sound energy as heat.
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Mineral wool
Mineral wool is a man-made inorganic fiber made from melting and spinning various raw materials like stone, glass, volcanic rock, and blast furnace slag at high temperatures. Glass wool, also called fiberglass, is made from melted natural and recycled glass. Rockwool or stone wool comes from melted volcanic rock or blast furnace slag. These fibers are bound together and used for insulation, creating pockets of trapped air that serve as barriers to heat transfer.
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