Building element and method of manufacturing such element
OwnerHussain Munirinventor
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An integral structural element having improved sound and/or vibration dampening capacity and being composed of two support plates (1, 2) having therebetween spaced layers (3) of a viscoelastic material formed by a liquid synthetic elastomeric material having good adhesive properties and having a temperature resistance high enough to stand the temperature rise occuring due to the internal friction of the material while subjected to vibrations. The viscoelastic material between said two support plates (1, 2) is formed as strings of elastomeric material which are spaced from each other by a distance of 50-500 mm leaving space between the two support plates (1, 2) in the areas between adjacent strings of viscoelastic material (3). Each string (3) of dampening material has a material thickness of 1-5 mm, and a width of 10-50 mm. The structural element may, at the surface thereof to be mounted on a structural base, carry a mat of a natural or synthetic felt fibre material, having a product weight of 300-1200 g/m.sup.2 and having a thickness of 3-10 mm.
An integral structural element having an outer surface for bonding to a support base, said element having improved sound and vibration dampening capacity comprising an upper support plate and a bottom support plate having therebetween spaced layers of a viscoelastic material, formed as strings or dots of elastomeric material which are spaced from each other leaving an air space between said support plates in the areas between adjacent strings or dots of elastomeric material and a felt mat of a natural or synthetic felt fibre material on said outer surface to be bonded to a support base.
A method of manufacturing a structural element having improved sound and/or vibration dampening capacity and being composed of a first support plate and a second support plate having therebetween spaced layers of a viscoelastic material, comprising
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