The Results of Experimental Measurements of the Effects of Floating Floor Washers

Dušan Dlhý; Peter Tomašovič; Peter Petrák

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.820.454

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The Results of Experimental Measurements of the Effects of Floating Floor Washers

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Many manufacturers of spring washers laid under floating floors express the effect of the reduction in a normalized impact noise level as a single digit number ∆L(dB) without defining the composition of the ceiling construction and wear layer, where the reduction in impact noise has occurred. This expression represents the quality and efficiency of washers for general public as well as for experts (architects, designers), which however, cannot be achieved by in situ (on site) measurements.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 820)

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January 2016

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Dušan Dlhý*, Peter Tomašovič, Peter Petrák

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Flooring, Impact Sound Insulation, Laminate Flooring, Sound Insulation

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