The most commonly used and least expensive structure is the suspended ceiling of perforated plasterboard or the wall made of the perforated board filled with centrifugal glass wool . When the perforation rate is greater than 20%, the sound absorption performance of centrifugal glass wool can basically be fully utilized. In order to prevent glass wool fibers from spilling, it is necessary to attach a layer of non-woven fabric, mulberry paper, and other sound-permeable fabrics behind the perforated plate, or use glass cloth, plastic film, etc. to wrap the glass wool. Panels similar to perforated gypsum board include perforated metal panels (such as aluminum panels), perforated wooden boards, perforated fiber cement boards, perforated mineral wool boards, etc. The glass wool board can be made into a sound-absorbing ceiling board or sound-absorbing wallboard after treatment. Generally, it is common to use glue curing around 80-120kg/m3 of glass wool board and outsourcing fireproof soun