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Sound insulation of massive wood floor constructions NAS Høstmøte 2017, Trondheim Sound insulation of massive wood floor constructions Jens Holger Rindel Multiconsult, Oslo, Norway

Outline Bending and shear waves Modal density Impact and airborne sound insulation of a massive wood slab Experiments for improvement Conclusion Acknowledgements

Massive wood as a floor construction

Bending and shear waves Critical frequency (cB = c = 344 m/s) Crossover frequency (cB = cS = 344 m/s)

Orthogonal plate h = 185 mm m = 87 kg/m2 Ex = 13 000 M Pa cS,x = 3 996 m/s fc,x = 59 Hz fs,x = 7 989 Hz Ey = 460 M Pa cS,y = 752 m/s fc,y = 315 Hz fs,y = 1 503 Hz

Modal density S = 3.37 m * 2.98 m = 10.0 m2

Modal density – low frequencies Hz f11 57 f12 90 f13 145 f21 195 f14 223 f22 228 f23 283 f15 322 f24 360 f31 424 Lower limit for statistical analysis: f22 = 4 * f11 = 228 Hz

Radiation efficiency

Impact sound pressure level 0 or 1 mode per 1/3 octave Like soft floor covering

185 mm massive wood fcy = 315 Hz fcx = 59 Hz ½ fs = 1750 Hz f11 = 57 Hz f22 = 228 Hz

Sum of R and Ln

185 mm massive wood

Suspended ceiling

Floating floor

Floating floor + sand

ΔLn - Floating floor w/wo sand

ΔLn - Floating floor + suspended ceiling

Concrete tiles or sand under floating floor

44 43 82 75 56 52 59 60 62 50 57 63 41 53 Construction Description Rw dB Rw,50 Ln,w Ln,w,50 185 mm wood 44 43 82 75 115 mm wood - 30 mm mineral wool – 56 52 59 60 185 mm wood - 150 mm suspended ceiling – 2*13 mm gypsum board 62 50 57 185 mm wood – 150 mm suspended ceiling - 2*13 mm gypsum board 63 41 53

60 57 50 53 62 47 48 63 61 33 Construction Description Rw dB Rw,50 Ln,w Ln,w,50 115 mm wood - 30 mm mineral wool – 50 mm concrete tiles (200*400) mm – 185 mm wood 60 57 50 53 115 mm wood - 30 mm mineral wool - 100 mm sand - 62 47 48 115 mm wood - 30 mm mineral wool - 100 mm sand - 185 mm wood – 150 mm suspended ceiling – 2*13 mm gypsum board 63 61 33

Conclusion Massive wood slabs are theoretically complicated because of shear waves and orthotropy A single massive wood slab is very far from meeting common sound insulation requirements The combination of a floating floor of massive wood and a suspended ceiling has given good results in the laboratory (Rw = 63 dB and Ln,w = 41 dB) A layer of sand and a floating floor of massive wood has also given good results in the laboratory (Rw = 62 dB and Ln,w = 47 dB)

Acknowledgements The project was made by Louise Eriksen and Christine V.J. Ejlersen as a MSc projet at BYG-DTU in co-operation with Lilleheden Advance A/S. Supervisors: Aage Peter Jensen, BYG-DTU Per Oluf H Kjærbye, BYG-DTU Jens Holger Rindel, Ørsted-DTU Thesis: