What is "sound insulation" in soundproofing construction?

The sound that travels through the air is "reflected" to block the sound! The effect depends on the mass of the material.

In this blog, we introduce "sound insulation," which is inextricably linked to soundproofing. Sound insulation works by "reflecting" sound that travels through the air, thereby blocking it. Commonly used materials include steel plates, concrete, and gypsum boards. Upon seeing the names of these three materials, some of you may have thought, "They all seem heavy." That's correct; the characteristic of these materials is that they are "dense and heavy." In physical terms, this is expressed as "having a large mass per unit area," and the greater this mass, the more effective the reflection, resulting in higher sound insulation effectiveness. [Content Overview] - Soundproofing should be considered as a combination of sound insulation and sound absorption. - The effectiveness of sound insulation is influenced by the mass of the material. - By looking at the "D value," you can grasp the general sound insulation performance. - Remember the principles of sound insulation and sound absorption to find soundproofing measures that suit you. *For more detailed content, you can view it through the related links. *For more information, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.

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