Panel para cielo raso en bambú aulonemia para el aislamiento acústico en la vivienda vertical en Bogotá.

Abstract

The present investigation proposes the development of an acoustic insulation panel using bamboo aulonemia as raw material. In Colombia the supply of materials with acoustic response it has high costs and a high environmental footprint, that is why you see the taking advantage of this element to meet the needs of the market without get to engage future generations. Within the content of this document, bamboo aulonemia exposure will be evidenced by a wave attenuation test, which manages to validate the behavior positive before incident sound sources and by sound transmission, this in order to respond to the need for acoustic comfort within vertical housing. For its development, a quantitative methodology is taken into account, in addition to applicable test protocol for this research, such as the camera concept anechoic applied under the structure of other documents referenced within the document, as the relevant laboratories could not be accessed due to the global pandemic that runs parallel to the moment of developing this project; finally the results obtained are compared with other acoustic materials offered in the current market in Colombia. In conclusion, the essential contribution of this document is the demonstration of the use of natural material as a constructive alternative that manages to respond to the needs in the face of impact noises that occur in vertical housing, and with this give it a better use of bamboo aulonemia.