2026-01-14
Foton Daimler Automotive needed a highly controlled acoustic environment for its automotive R&D and testing facilities. To meet stringent NVH (Noise, Vibration, and Harshness) testing requirements, the company partnered with an acoustic solutions provider to design and implement custom melamine sponge acoustic panels. These panels were tailored to optimize laboratory acoustics, providing reliable sound absorption and supporting precise vehicle performance testing.
The core material of the panels is melamine sponge, chosen for its superior acoustic properties. Its open-cell structure allows efficient absorption of sound energy across a wide frequency range, including both human-audible and industrial testing bands. In addition, melamine sponge offers flame retardancy, chemical stability, and ease of maintenance, which are critical in automotive laboratory settings. This combination ensures safety, durability, and consistent performance over time.
The panels were developed with a modular design system, enabling flexible installation across walls, ceilings, and floors according to spatial requirements. Geometric patterns were applied to optimize acoustic performance while maintaining a visually appealing laboratory environment. The modular approach allows for future adjustments, providing adaptability for evolving testing needs or laboratory expansions.
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