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Sound impact & airborne insulation
The acoustic in building
Job-site surveys
Machinery and plant insulation
Our products
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SOUND INSULATION IN CIVIL BUILDING
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Sound impact insulation
To reduce the impact noise heavy structure with high mass are not required but the basic concept
is the ELASTICITY of the system.
B
E
F
C
D
A
A Flooring finishing
B Screed
C dBred F10P roll
D Lightweight mortar type POLITERM BLU
E Slab
F Ceiling plastering finishing
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Dividing wall composed of two hollow-bricks with inbetween a dbred W sound insulation panel
Mettere foto fatta in cantiere dai VVF
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Disconnection with anti vibration pads or strips between wall and
floor
dBred strip dBred strip
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D
E
A
C
B
A Wall plastering finishing
B Brickwall
C Plastering/gypsum board
D Panels type dBred W20
E Stripe type dBred F5
Air borne sound insulation
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WALL COVERING FOR A BETTER ACOUSTIC INSULATION
B
D
E
F
C
A
A Gypsum board panel
B Existing wall
C dBred type W 10
D Rockwool
E Studs
F Stripe type dBred F5
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FALSE CEILING FOR A BETTER ACOUSTIC INSULATION
A
B
C
D
EF
E
EF
G
A Slab
B Existing wall plastering
C Anti vibration hanger
D Rockwool / Polyester fibre
E Gypsum board
F dBred type W 10
G Perforated gypsum board
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R'w = 53 dB
Frequency (Hz) Sh
ifte
d V
alu
es (
dB
)
R' S
pectr
um
(d
B)
100Hz 34 56125Hz 37 43160Hz 40 48200Hz 43 38250Hz 46 34315Hz 49 43400Hz 52 48500Hz 53 53630Hz 54 53800Hz 55 511kHz 56 58
1.25kHz 57 541.6kHz 57 602kHz 57 63
2.5kHz 57 643.15kHz 57 66
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10,00
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100,00
10
0H
z
12
5H
z
16
0H
z
20
0H
z
25
0H
z
31
5H
z
40
0H
z
50
0H
z
63
0H
z
80
0H
z
1kH
z
1.2
5kH
z
1.6
kHz
2kH
z
2.5
kHz
3.1
5kH
z
Frequency
Le
ve
l (d
B)
R' Spectrum
Shifted Reference Curve
Brickwall cm 12dBred W 20Brickwall cm 8
Wall type
JOB-SITE SURVEYJOB-SITE SURVEY
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Floor sound impact insulation L’nTw = 58 dB
L'nTw = 58 dB
Frequency (Hz) Sh
ifte
d V
alu
es (
dB
)
Cal
cula
ted
Ln
T (
dB
)
100Hz 60 54
125Hz 60 63
160Hz 60 67
200Hz 60 63
250Hz 60 64
315Hz 60 59
400Hz 59 58
500Hz 58 56
630Hz 57 54
800Hz 56 50
1kHz 55 51
1.25kHz 52 53
1.6kHz 49 51
2kHz 46 50
2.5kHz 43 50
3.15kHz 40 48
0,00
10,00
20,00
30,00
40,00
50,00
60,00
70,00
80,00
90,00
100,00
10
0H
z
12
5H
z
16
0H
z
20
0H
z
25
0H
z
31
5H
z
40
0H
z
50
0H
z
63
0H
z
80
0H
z
1kH
z
1.2
5kH
z
1.6
kHz
2kH
z
2.5
kHz
3.1
5kH
z
Frequency
Le
ve
l (d
B)
LnT Impact Spectrum
Shifted Reference Curve
Brick&beams 20cm +4cm concreteLightweight concretedBred F10PScreedWooden parquet
Slab composition
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Machinery vibrations insulationMachinery vibrations insulation
Realization of floating floors or floating plots installed on anti vibrations pads or panels prepared for that particular application.
Even all the connections tubes and wires have to be properly insulated when in contact with the existing building.
METTERE FOTO DI MACCHINARI VARI
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OUR PRODUCTS
Floor Impact Sound Insulation
dBred Type F P
dBred Type F
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dBred Type Fs
Perimetral Strips up to Finishing Floor Level
dBred Type Ff
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Airborne Sound Insulation
dBred Type W
Vibrations Insulation
dBred Type V
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dBred Service
-Free consultancy
-Project managment
-Product proposal
-Competition evaluation
-Job-site survey
-Computer situation rating
-Certificate release
- In-situ testing
-Quick manufacturing
-Good logistics
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COMPETITION
POLYETHYLENE
ADVANTAGES
Price
Availability
DISADVANTAGES
Light product
Low dynamic resistance
Form 4 to 8 dB less than dBred
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COMPETITION
CORK
ADVANTAGES
Well known
Natural product
DISADVANTAGES
Not resistant to humidity
Difficult to install
Low sound insulation
Low elasticity
High price
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COMPETITION
FIBERS
ADVANTAGES
Easy to find
Low price
DISADVANTAGES
Not resistant to humidity
High thickness
Low density
Porous
Low compression resistance
Unstable