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GeoDict User Guide 2025

AcoustoDict

Predicting Sound Absorption of the Material

Use AcoustoDict to determine material parameters that allow to predict the sound absorption of the material.

These parameters serve as input data for proven analytical models – the Delany-Bazley model for highly porous materials or the Johnson-Champoux-Allard model for complex pore geometries. Using these models, AcoustoDict quickly calculates the frequency-dependent acoustic absorption curve of the material.

Learn to use AcoustoDict

  • Theoretical Background
    Learn how to predict sound adsorption properties of a porous medium.
  • Delany–Bazley Model
    Use the model of Delany and Bazley for highly porous materials.
  • Johnson–Champoux–Allard Model
    Use the Johnson–Champoux–Allard Model for porous materials with a rigid frame and arbitrary pore shapes.
  • Acoustic Database
    Enter flow resistivity values calculated with the Delany–Bazley model into the AcoustoDict Database to predict frequency-dependent acoustic absorption.
  • References
    Publications cited in this chapter.

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