KR20150092830A - building material to noise prevention - Google Patents
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Abstract
1. Insulation sound insulating material 10 is manufactured by foam molding into one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials so as to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes a passing through the upper and lower surfaces of a rectangular flat plate ,
(10) is formed by perforating a foaming material of one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a press to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes (a) do or,
A plurality of vibration mitigating hole insertion holes a passing through the foam sheet upper and lower surfaces are formed by passing one foam sheet material of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a hole cutter to form the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 making
2. A plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 are protruded upward from the upper surface of a rectangular flat portion 21 having a predetermined thickness and an upper cushioning material insertion groove or an upper ondol fitting groove or an ondol- And the hot water pipe protection column strength holding holes 24 are formed in the same number as the hot water pipe protection columns 22 in the plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 from the upper surface of the hot water pipe protection columns 22, The Ondol 20 having a concavo-convex structure formed upwardly from the Ondol lower surface is injection-molded by plastic into a plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 coaxially with the column 22
3. A vibration damping member 30 is formed by injection molding, compression molding or foam molding of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy materials,
It is possible to manufacture a vibration damping member 30 in which a spherical silicone or spherical rubber is positioned as a center core and the outside of the center core is surrounded by an outer skin of rubber, silicone, urethane or epoxy material,
The inner space of the outer shell made of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy material is filled with the silicone gel 31 to make the vibration relief 30 filled with the silicone gel 31
4. Adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 and then the lower surface of the ondol 20 of the concave and convex structure is attached to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 to make the concave and convex structure ondol X1
5. Adhesive is applied to a plurality of vibration damping mouth fit-in grooves (a) under the concave-convex structure ondol (X1) with adiabatic sound-shielding material attached thereto, and the vibration damping- (a), the upper portion of the vibration damping tool 30 is fitted and fitted to complete the concave-convex structure Ondol Y1 with the elastic cushion body,
Provided as thermal shock vibration mitigation block for -100A
Description
Floor-to-floor noise prevention floor material manufacturing technology and construction technology
The problem of inter-floor noise is causing a great social crowd. In recent years, there has been a great deal of social wave so that there are several murders due to the interlayer noise between the upper stories.
This problem is caused by the fact that the builder of the building constructs the building by the cheap construction method, but the building material which can reduce the noise between the floor at the time of the construction of the building is not common in the market.
The present invention relates to a method for installing a hot water pipe or a heating line, which is installed at the time of construction of a building after building concrete is cured or after building an architectural structure with iron or wood, and is capable of absorbing vibrations and noise The present invention relates to an interlayer noise-preventing floor installation material.
It should be possible to install fast, and it should be easy to install hot water pipe or heating line, to absorb impact vibration caused in daily life, to maintain strength even under heavy load or momentary impact, and to be easy to handle and install.
1. Insulation
(10) is formed by perforating a foaming material of one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a press to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes (a) do or,
A plurality of vibration mitigating hole insertion holes a passing through the foam sheet upper and lower surfaces are formed by passing one foam sheet material of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a hole cutter to form the heat insulating
2. A plurality of hot water
3. A
It is possible to manufacture a
The inner space of the outer shell made of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy material is filled with the
4. Adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating
5. Adhesive is applied to a plurality of vibration damping mouth fit-in grooves (a) under the concave-convex structure ondol (X1) with adiabatic sound-shielding material attached thereto, and the vibration damping- (a), the upper portion of the
Provided as thermal shock vibration mitigation block for -100A
In the impact shock mitigation block for a thermal shock absorber according to the present invention,
1. It is possible to finish the construction of the thermal floor without the construction of lightweight foamed concrete or ondol mortar which requires dry curing time, so that the flooring noise reduction floor construction time can be shortened,
2. It is easy to install hot water pipe or heating line,
3. It absorbs shock vibration noise generated in daily life,
4. Strength is maintained even under heavy load or momentary impact,
5. Easy handling and construction.
Fig. 1: Structure of a shock-absorbing block A of the present invention
Fig. 2: Detailed sectional view of a block A of the invention for mitigating thermal impact vibration of the present invention
Fig. 3: Structure of the shock absorbing block B of the present invention for thermal shock
Fig. 4: Detailed sectional view of the block B of the present invention for mitigating thermal shock vibration
5: Example of thermal construction using the shock vibration mitigating block for thermal shock of the present invention
The present invention relates to a shock absorbing block for thermal shocks which can be installed at the time of construction of a building after building concrete is cured, or iron or wood is constructed.
INDUSTRIAL APPLICABILITY The present invention can easily install and protect a hot water pipe without the construction of a lightweight foamed concrete and a mortar for an ondol for covering a hot water pipe, and can alleviate a vibration impact sound. Therefore, it is possible to finish the construction time within a short period of time by constructing the thermal floor of the present invention by mitigating the interlayer noise by the impact shock mitigation block for the thermal.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS Fig.
end. For heating Impact vibration mitigation block - Composition of 100A
As shown in Figs. 1 and 2, the thermal shock vibration mitigation block 100A of the present invention includes:
A heat insulating
I. For heating Production of shock vibration mitigation block -100A
For the thermal impact vibration reduction block -100A,
1. Insulation
(10) is formed by perforating a foaming material of one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a press to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes (a) do or,
A plurality of vibration mitigating hole insertion holes a passing through the foam sheet upper and lower surfaces are formed by passing one foam sheet material of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a hole cutter to form the heat insulating
2. A plurality of hot water
3. A
It is possible to manufacture a
The inner space of the outer shell made of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy material is filled with the
4. Adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating
5. Adhesive is applied to a plurality of vibration damping mouth fit-in grooves (a) under the concave-convex structure ondol (X1) with adiabatic sound-shielding material attached thereto, and the vibration damping- (a), the upper portion of the
Thermal shock vibration reduction block is available in -100A.
All. For heating Configuration of shock vibration mitigation block - 100B
As shown in FIGS. 3 and 4, the thermal shock damping block 100B of the present invention comprises:
A sound insulation
la. For heating Manufacture of shock vibration mitigation block - 100B
The thermal shock vibration mitigation block -100B,
1. Insulation
(10) is formed by perforating a foaming material of one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a press to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes (a) do or,
A plurality of vibration mitigating hole insertion holes a passing through the foam sheet upper and lower surfaces are formed by passing one foam sheet material of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a hole cutter to form the heat insulating
2. A plurality of hot water
3. A
It is possible to manufacture a
The inner space of the outer shell made of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy material is filled with the
4. Use one of the molded or cut plastic, steel or plywood, or one of the plates made of one of PVC, PE, PC, PET, nylon, acrylic, urethane or epoxy, A plurality of vibration mitigating mouth fit-through holes (not shown) are formed in the plate by using one of the foam plate materials made of one of EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials, or using one of the felt and laminated non- b) is formed on the
5. Adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating
6. An adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material W having a laminated structure and then the lower surface of the
7. An adhesive is applied to a plurality of vibration damping ring insertion holes b under the concavo-convex structure ondol (X2) to which the adiabatic sound insulating material is attached, and the vibration damping ball is inserted through the concave- The upper portion of the
It is provided as a shock vibration mitigation block for heating - 100B.
hemp. Thermal construction using shock vibration mitigation block for thermal
[Fig. 5] Fig. 5 is a cross-sectional view Used It is an example of installation of hot installation.
It is possible to install the heating line or the hot water pipe directly with the mortar construction for the ondol above the installed shock vibration mitigation block (100)
As shown in FIG. 5, after the hot water pipe or the heating line is installed on the thermal shock-absorbing
The heat of the present invention Impact Cushioning and Thermal Floor Construction Using Impact Vibration Reduction Block -A
a) installing an insulating sheet on the cured concrete or structure,
b. An impact shock mitigation block (100) for heating is installed on a heat insulating sheet,
c) A hot water pipe or heating line is installed on the thermal shock vibration mitigation block (100)
d) Install a reinforcement cover plate on the hot impact vibration mitigation block (100) with hot water pipe or heating line,
e. Finish the floor-to-ceiling noise flooring by installing unfinished fire on the reinforcement cover plate.
Other for heating Thermal construction using impact vibration mitigation block
The heat of the present invention Shock buffering and thermal floor construction method using impact vibration mitigation block -B
a) installing an insulating sheet on the cured concrete or structure,
b. An impact shock mitigation block (100) for heating is installed on a heat insulating sheet,
c) A hot water pipe or heating line is installed on the thermal shock vibration mitigation block (100)
d. Mortar for ondol is installed on the hot-water pipe or heating line and the thermal impact vibration reduction block (100)
e. Finish the floor-to-ceiling noise flooring by installing finishing fire on top of the cured Ondol mortar.
The heat of the present invention Impact Cushioning and Thermal Floor Construction with Impact Vibration Reduction Block -C
a) installing an insulating sheet on the cured concrete or structure,
b. An impact shock mitigation block (100) for heating is installed on a heat insulating sheet,
c. Foam concrete is laid over the thermal shock-absorbing relaxation block (100)
d) Install hot water pipes or heating lines on cured foam concrete,
e. Install mortar for ondol over hot water pipe or heating line,
f. Finish the floor-to-ceiling noise flooring by installing finishing fire on top of the cured Ondol mortar.
*. The thermal
*. In all of the above methods, the side cushioning material is attached to the bottom of the wall that abuts the floor (shock cushioning and the height of the thermal floor installation - except for the final finish fire height).
100, 100A, 100B: shock vibration mitigation block for thermal
W: Adiabatic sound insulation material with laminated structure, X1, X2: Uneven structure ondol with adiabatic sound insulating material, Y1, Y2: Uneven structure ondol with attached elastic cushion
10: Adiabatic sound insulating material (PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, sponge foam board or foam)
a, b: Vibration reduction mouthpiece penetration hole
20: Ondol (plastic injection molded article) having a concave and convex structure
21: flat part, 22: hot water pipe protection column, 23: upper cushioning material fitting groove or upper ondol fitting groove or ondol mortar input groove, 24:
30: Vibration relieving sphere (rubber, silicon, urethane, epoxy injection-molded or compression-molded or vibration-absorbing structure of double structure)
31: Silicone gel
40: Upper stiffener (Plate of plastic plate, steel plate, plywood etc. which is formed or cut, or sheet of PVC, PE, PC, PET, nylon, acrylic, urethane, epoxy or PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, sponge Foil, foil, laminated nonwoven fabric, etc.)
b: Vibration damping port insertion hole
Claims (2)
A heat insulating sound insulating material 10, a flooring 20 of a concave and convex structure, and a vibration reducing mouth 30.
1. Insulation sound insulating material 10 is manufactured by foam molding into one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials so as to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes a passing through the upper and lower surfaces of a rectangular flat plate ,
(10) is formed by perforating a foaming material of one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a press to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes (a) do or,
A plurality of vibration mitigating hole insertion holes a passing through the foam sheet upper and lower surfaces are formed by passing one foam sheet material of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a hole cutter to form the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 making
2. A plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 are protruded upward from the upper surface of a rectangular flat portion 21 having a predetermined thickness and an upper cushioning material insertion groove or an upper ondol fitting groove or an ondol- And the hot water pipe protection column strength holding holes 24 are formed in the same number as the hot water pipe protection columns 22 in the plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 from the upper surface of the hot water pipe protection columns 22, The Ondol 20 having a concavo-convex structure formed upwardly from the Ondol lower surface is injection-molded by plastic into a plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 coaxially with the column 22
3. A vibration damping member 30 is formed by injection molding, compression molding or foam molding of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy materials,
It is possible to manufacture a vibration damping member 30 in which a spherical silicone or spherical rubber is positioned as a center core and the outside of the center core is surrounded by an outer skin of rubber, silicone, urethane or epoxy material,
The inner space of the outer shell made of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy material is filled with the silicone gel 31 to make the vibration relief 30 filled with the silicone gel 31
4. Adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 and then the lower surface of the ondol 20 of the concave and convex structure is attached to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 to make the concave and convex structure ondol X1
5. Adhesive is applied to a plurality of vibration damping mouth fit-in grooves (a) under the concave-convex structure ondol (X1) with adiabatic sound-shielding material attached thereto, and the vibration damping- (a), the upper part of the vibration damping tool (30) is fitted and attached, and the uneven structure oven (Y1) with the elastic cushion body is completed,
Thermal shock vibration reduction block -100A
A sound insulation sound insulating material 10, an ondol 20 of a concave and convex structure, a vibration reducing port 30 and an upper stiffener 40,
1. Insulation sound insulating material 10 is manufactured by foam molding into one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials so as to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes a passing through the upper and lower surfaces of a rectangular flat plate ,
(10) is formed by perforating a foaming material of one of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a press to form a plurality of vibration damping hole insertion holes (a) do or,
A plurality of vibration mitigating hole insertion holes a passing through the foam sheet upper and lower surfaces are formed by passing one foam sheet material of PE, EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials through a hole cutter to form the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 making
2. A plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 are protruded upward from the upper surface of a rectangular flat portion 21 having a predetermined thickness and an upper cushioning material insertion groove or an upper ondol fitting groove or an ondol- And the hot water pipe protection column strength holding holes 24 are formed in the same number as the hot water pipe protection columns 22 in the plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 from the upper surface of the hot water pipe protection columns 22, The Ondol 20 having a concavo-convex structure formed upwardly from the Ondol lower surface is injection-molded by plastic into a plurality of hot water pipe protection columns 22 coaxially with the column 22
3. A vibration damping member 30 is formed by injection molding, compression molding or foam molding of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy materials,
It is possible to manufacture a vibration damping member 30 in which a spherical silicone or spherical rubber is positioned as a center core and the outside of the center core is surrounded by an outer skin of rubber, silicone, urethane or epoxy material,
The inner space of the outer shell made of one of rubber, silicone, urethane and epoxy material is filled with the silicone gel 31 to make the vibration relief 30 filled with the silicone gel 31
4. Use one of the molded or cut plastic, steel or plywood, or one of the plates made of one of PVC, PE, PC, PET, nylon, acrylic, urethane or epoxy, A plurality of vibration mitigating mouth fit-through holes (not shown) are formed in the plate by using one of the foam plate materials made of one of EVA, EPP, EPS, urethane, and sponge materials, or using one of the felt and laminated non- b) is formed on the upper stiffener 40
5. Adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 and the lower surface of the upper stiffener 40 is attached to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material 10 to produce a laminated insulating sound insulating material W
6. An adhesive is applied to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material W having a laminated structure and then the lower surface of the Ondol 20 having the concave-convex structure is attached to the upper surface of the heat insulating sound insulating material W of the laminated structure, making
7. An adhesive is applied to a plurality of vibration damping ring insertion holes b under the concavo-convex structure ondol (X2) to which the adiabatic sound insulating material is attached, and the vibration damping ball is inserted through the concave- (Y2) having an elastic cushion body (30) by fitting an upper portion of the vibration damping tool (30) to the hole (b)
Heat shock vibration reduction block -100B
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