What to Do When Low-Frequency Noise Becomes Severe After Soundproofing?
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The solution to severe low-frequency noise after soundproofing is to install high-efficiency soundproofing cotton for noise reduction. The reasons for severe low-frequency noise are: 1. Car noise transmitted into the cabin through the front fenders, hood, firewall, and exhaust pipe; 2. Noise generated by friction between the tires and the road surface while driving; 3. Wind pressure entering the cabin through the door seals during high-speed driving—the faster the speed, the greater the wind noise; 4. Gravel on the road impacting the car's chassis while driving; 5. The car body itself acts as a box, and sound has the properties of refraction and overlap. When sound enters the cabin, noise continuously refracts and overlaps, forming resonance.