Potential of wood fiber/polylactic acid composite microperforated panel for sound absorption application in indoor environment
Authors:
- Desmond Daniel Chin Vui ShengDSDesmond Daniel Chin Vui Sheng
- Musli Nizam Bin YahyaMYMusli Nizam Bin Yahya
- Nazli Bin Che DinNDNazli Bin Che Din
- Keng Yinn WongKWKeng Yinn Wong
- M.R.M. AsyrafMAM.R.M. Asyraf
- Vignesh SekarVSVignesh Sekar
- 10 August 2024
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Construction and Building Materials
- Vol. 444
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