Sound Proofing material with improved damping and structural integrity
AssigneeSerious Energy, Inc.
InventorBrandon D. Tinianov
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AssigneeSerious Energy, Inc.
InventorBrandon D. Tinianov
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Panels for use in building construction (partitions, walls, ceilings, floors or doors) which exhibit improved acoustical sound proofing in multiple specific frequency ranges and also present improved structural integrity, are provided. The improved performance is achieved through the use of one or more layers of glue such that at least one layer of glue includes a viscoelastic material in a first pattern and a structural adhesive in a second, non-overlapping pattern. The viscoelastic material may have a varied shear moduli and functions as a glue and energy dissipating layer. In some embodiments, one or more constraining layers separating one layer of glue may be included. The constraining layer may be formed of a material such as gypsum, cement, metal, cellulose, wood, or petroleum-based products such as vinyl, plastic, or rubber. In some embodiments, standard wallboard, typically gypsum, comprises the external surfaces of the laminated panel.
A laminated panel for use in building construction as part of a wall, floor, ceiling, or door, said panel comprising:
A building structure for use as part of a wall, floor, ceiling or door, comprising:
A building structure for use as part of a wall, floor, ceiling or door, comprising:
A method for making a laminated panel for use in building construction as part of a wall, floor, ceiling or door, and further comprising:
A laminated panel for use in building construction as part of a wall, floor, ceiling, or door, said panel comprising:
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