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FireSafeMycel

Development of Flame- and Insect-Resistant Mycelium Acoustic Building Materials Optimized Testing Procedures in Verification and Validation for Novel, Sustainable Acoustic Absorbers in Mobility Applications - V³A²M

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FireSafeMycel Acoustic Measurements

The collaborative project "FireSafeMycel" pursues the development of a functionalized, sustainably produced mycelium-based acoustic composite. The goal is to further develop these acoustically effective, open-pore materials with respect to their fire-safety suitability while simultaneously optimizing their sound-absorbing properties. In this context, HAW Hamburg is responsible for the methodological development of new acoustic testing procedures, the structural-acoustic analysis of the material, and the scientifically grounded assessment of its application potential — particularly in the mobility context.

Project Leader
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Benedikt Plaumann
Duration
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Budget
243.567 €
Funding
Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Energy (BMWE)
Unit
Faculty of Aviation and Automotive Systems RTC Mobility and Acoustics

Contact

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Benedikt Plaumann
benedikt.plaumann (at) haw-hamburg (dot) de

Vollmitglied der Research School, Doktorandenbetreuer STS

Funding

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