Scene Demand
Hospitals require a quiet environment for medical consultations; conversations between patients, the sounds of medical equipment and footsteps in the corridors can easily interfere with one another, and a noisy environment is not conducive to medical consultations or patient recovery. Perforated ceiling panels lined with acoustic nonwoven rapidly reduce indoor reverberation; built-in sound-absorbing fiber wool deeply absorbs all manner of faint sounds; supplemented by sound-insulating felt to block out noise from outside and between floors, this system minimises noise interference, ensures smooth communication during consultations, and creates a calm and tranquil healthcare environment for both medical staff and patients.
Typical Acoustic Design
The ceiling is constructed using perforated panels, with silence tech acoustic nonwoven bonded to the rear of the panels. The standard perforation rate is 10–30 per cent, which absorbs mid- to high-frequency sound waves and reduces echoes.In areas with high footfall and significant noise levels, a layer of silence tech fiber woolis added to the reverse side of the acoustic nonwoven to enhance sound absorption performance.
Silent soundproofing felt and sound-absorbing cotton are used on the walls of consultation rooms and wards to enhance the walls’ sound insulation properties, thereby further improving the quiet and comfortable healthcare experience and increasing patient satisfaction.
