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A hybrid Herschel-Quincke liner for modal sound attenuation in ducts
This paper introduces a hybrid Herschel-Quincke liner consisting of the Herschel-Quincke (HQ) tube and porous material with a perforated plate covering for enhancing duct noise attenuation. The porous material between the HQ tube and the perforated plate provides supplementary damping, thereby improving noise attenuation without occupying additional space. The absorption performance of the hybrid HQ liner is evaluated through insertion loss experiments under higher order modes. The research reveals that the incorporation of porous material not only increases the single-frequency attenuation capability but also broadens the effective frequency range, highlighting the application potential of the hybrid HQ liner. Further investigation into the HQ tube with the perforated plate emphasizes the pivotal role of the perforated plate in affecting noise attenuation. The effectiveness of these structural designs is contingent upon the transfer impedance of the perforated plate.
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