ACOUSTICS PLASTERBOARD ACOUSTICS PULP (PLASTER) ACOUSTICS TILES (PANELS) FIBREGLASS BLANKET PLASTICS PANELS

1. ACOUSTICS MATERIALS
PRESENTED BY :-
 MAYUR WAGHULDE
 KASHIF SAYYED
 MUJAHID SHAIKH
 SAUMITRA JADHAV
 RUSHIKESH WAGH
 DEEPAK DAULANPURE
 SHIVTEJ RAJALE
 KUNAL BAGUL
 ACOUSTICS PLASTERBOARD
 ACOUSTICS PULP (PLASTER)
 ACOUSTICS TILES (PANELS)
 FIBREGLASS BLANKET
 PLASTICS PANELS
TOPICS
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2. ACOUSTICS PLASTERBOARD
 Acoustic Plasterboard is an acoustic alternative to
standard plasterboard.
 The density of the boards is higher than that of standard
plasterboard. 12.5mm acoustic plasterboard can be used to
reduce noise transmission through walls and ceilings.
 It is advised that this board should be used in combination
with other products to achieve the maximum levels of
soundproofing.
GYPSUM PLASTER BOARD

3.  This plasterboard will not reduce noise on its own.
 We use this type of board for some of the wall and ceiling products we
produce to improve its soundproofing performance.
 This product works well when combined with, DFM acoustic
insulation, that is Dense Fibre Matting, Soundbreaker Bars and
Barrier Shield.
Soundbreaker Bars Barrier Shield

4. ACOUSTICS PULP (PLASTER)
 Acoustic plaster is plaster which contains fibres or aggregate so that it
absorbs sound.
 Such plaster is applied in thicknesses of up to 1.5 inches. As compared
with other sound insulation, it is easy to apply and is fireproof but it can
be more fragile, being affected by physical stress and humidity.
 Acoustic plaster is used in construction of rooms which require good
acoustic qualities such as auditoria and libraries.
 Earlier Acoustics plaster was made by naturally occurring material know
as Asbestos
 Acoustic plaster is easily available In market.
 It is sold for ₹200/bag which is little expensive
than normal cement.

5. RISK FACTORS
 As long as the plaster is in one solid piece, it poses no threat to human
health. However, over time the plaster coating becomes likely to crack or
break apart, and that allows tiny particles of asbestos to be released into
the air. Since they are too small to be seen by the human eye, people
become subjected to inhaling them and that can be extremely
dangerous or even deadly.

6. ACOUSTICS TILES (PANELS)

7. FIBREGLASS BLANKET
 Fiberglass is a type of fibre-reinforced plastic where the reinforcement
fiber is specifically glass fibre.
 The glass fibre may be randomly arranged, flattened into a sheet, or
woven into a fabric.
 The plastic matrix may be a thermoset polymer matrix – most often
based on thermosetting polymers such as epoxy, polyester resin, or
vinyl ester - or a thermoplastic.

8. USES OF FIBREGLASS BLANKET
 Fiberglass Blankets are used to improve speech intelligibility. The quilted
fiberglass material is available in single or double faced configurations.
Use this material to create sound proof enclosures or add sound
absorption around noisy machinery and equipment
 Panels are available in widths up to 4' and in standard heights of 4', 6', 8'
and 10'. Custom manufacturing is available.

9. TYPES OF FIBREGLASS BLANKET

10. PLASTICS PANELS
 Plastic panels are used in offices, meeting rooms, class rooms,
auditoriums, glass atria, lobbies, restaurants, recording and mastering
studios, radio studios, kitchens and swimming pool areas, to name a
few.
FEATURES
 The absorbers can be transparent, printed on or delivered in a variety of
colours
 Long product lifetime
 Unique patented technology
 Completely free of fibres and do not emit health impairing particles
 High acoustic performance
 Sound absorption properties can easily be adjusted
 No restrictions concerning moisture and the product is easily cleanable

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