KR20100068677A - The rubber module system for sprung floor - Google Patents
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The present invention relates to an undercarriage associated with elasticity in an impact-absorbing flooring facility for preventing physical injury to the joints caused by an athlete performing physical exercise or dance on an indoor floor or by accumulating the impact on the floor. More specifically, it is attached to the first joist layer, which is the bottom layer of the joist system of the traditional elastic floor construction method called sprun floor, which assists the sprun floor elasticity and transmits the impact sound generated by the floor and body contact to the lower part. The present invention relates to an auxiliary rubber module system dedicated to a sprue floor, which is composed of one module for minimizing vibration noise and three rubber modules for adjusting the floor level of the floor.
The present invention is a 25mm thick shock absorbing and vibration noise distribution module connected to the bottom of the sprue floor, and 10mm, 5mm thick horizontal level height adjustment module, 3mm bottom horizontal finishing module is easy to control the horizontal level of the floor connected thereto It is composed. The 25mm module, located at the top of the overall module configuration, consists of a circular groove, three air outlets connected to the circular groove, and three protruding structural connections that facilitate the joining of the sprue floor first joist layer. It plays a role in dispersing the vibration noise generated from the body impact in the running motion and transmitted to the first joist layer located at the bottom of the sprue floor.The floor horizontal height adjustment module and the floor horizontal height finishing module are each like a lego block. It is characterized by being constructed to be connected to each other up and down to control the floor level of the final flooring facility up to 3mm error range.
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The present invention is added to the sprunk floor system, which is a traditional shock absorbing elastic flooring facility that prevents injuries due to physical shocks caused by repetitive jump movements in indoor sports and dance activities, to help construct a more effective elastic flooring facility. The main is related to the auxiliary rubber module system for supplementing the sprue floor, and more particularly, the friction occurs between the first joist layer located at the lowermost part of the sprue floor and the concrete bottom surface which is in direct contact with the first joist layer. The present invention relates to a sprue floor auxiliary rubber module system that can mitigate noise and impact and control the horizontal imbalance of the original concrete floor.
In general, athletic and dance flooring facilities have a flooring structure having an elastic structure in order to prevent injuries caused by running or running movements. Among these flooring facilities, there is a sprue floor structure that is widely known in the world.
The sprue floor arranges three to five joist layers at regular intervals (about 40 centimeters) in a grid-like grid to maximize floor elasticity of the flooring substructure. Make it elastic. Sprunk floors are already well known around the world as can be seen in related papers and publications, but there are two problems to be solved depending on the situation of the site to apply the actual sprunk floor to the construction site. First, the sprue floor construction method does not have a complementary device to control the floor level of the actual construction site, so it is not possible to secure the floor level after construction. Although it is not accurate due to the timing problem, there is no need to consider the vibration noise of the lower layer or the connection layer connected to the actual construction site. As a result, how to apply floor minimization and impact noise while maintaining the advantages of the sprue floor is a problem to be solved.
Prior art literature and internet information
[Reference 1] Kim Hyun-jin (1997), A Study on the Structure and Facilities for Pleasant Dance Practice Space, p.25, Master's Thesis, Ewha Womans University
John White (1996), Teaching Classical Ballet, pp. 48-49
[Internet] Search for the topic sprung floor on www.wikipedia.org
In constructing the sprue floor, it is intended to provide a method of controlling the level of the floor of the site and minimizing the vibration noise generated when using the sprue floor.
The present invention minimizes the noise source by dispersing the vibration noise due to the body contact load and impact applied to the floor in the shock absorbing vibration noise dispersion module of 25mm through the circular air layer and the air discharge layer, and 10mm, 5mm, 3mm each other The three horizontal horizontal modules with different heights can be used in combination to suit the horizontal state of the floor where the sprue floor is to be constructed, so that the floor level can be adjusted to a maximum error range of 3mm.
In the present invention, a plastic or wooden wedge structure which is generally used for height adjustment when constructing a flooring facility such as a sprue floor, and a dustproof rubber used to prevent impact noise are systemized into one block rubber module. In particular, we tried to compose more effective sprunk floors by compensating the problem of horizontal and vibration noise of the remaining sprunk floors. The present invention can be used for all flooring substructures that require elasticity as well as spool floors, and can be used to adjust the flooring level and reduce vibration noise.
Hereinafter, the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings.
3 is a general form of the sprue floor. As shown, the sprue floor has three
And, if the horizontal of the sprue floor construction
1 is a side view and a perspective view of each module corresponding to the entire structure of a rubber module complementing the sprue floor
2 is the bottom of the shock absorbing and vibration noise dispersion module.
3 is the scoop floor
Figure 4 is a shape applied by applying the present invention to the floor horizontal plane when the floor horizontal is uneven
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