Swimming pool vessel structure borne noise isolation.
Resilient isolation of swimming pool vessels to reduce structure-borne noise and vibration transmission
The resilient isolation of the swimming pool vessel minimizes the transmission of structure-borne vibration and structure-borne noise into the building structure. This is especially important for swimming pools installed on upper floors, rooftops, or in vibration-sensitive environments.
AMC Mecanocaucho resilient isolation systems are installed beneath the vessel or at its support points to elastically decouple the pool from the building structure, reducing vibration and noise transmission while improving acoustic comfort in adjacent occupied spaces.
Solutions
Swimming Pool Vessel Construction:
- Sylomer® SR11: Low-stiffness resilient material that elastically decouples the swimming pool vessel from the supporting structure, reducing structure-borne vibration and structure-borne noise transmission.
- Steel reinforcement mesh: Reinforcement embedded in the concrete to provide the swimming pool vessel with structural strength and durability.
- Glass mosaic tiles: Waterproof ceramic mosaic finish that provides a durable, hygienic, and aesthetically pleasing interior surface.
- Reinforced concrete vessel: Structural shell of the swimming pool designed to contain water and safely transfer static and dynamic loads to the supporting structure.
Case study
HOW TO SOLVE NOISE PROBLEMS GENERATED BY POOLS ON ROOFS
The anti vibration solutions from AMC-MECANOCAUCHO to solve the problems generated by swimming pools on rooftops.
