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evilmonkey
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I'm curious as to how adding absorbtion to a Helmholtz effects the resonant frequency. I understand that adding material lowers the internal volume, thereby lowering the resonant frequency while at the same time increasing the Q. Is there a formula that can help me figure out how much the fiberglass shifts the resonant frequency? How much volume does a cubic foot of 3lb/cu ft fiberglass displace and can this be subtracted from the internal volume of the Helmholtz to get a relatively accurate measurement? Cheers |
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Javier
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