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In this paper, we have examined the forecast of heavy-weight floor impact sound level in the housing using the Finite Element Method (FEM). Analysis object is a heavy-weight floor impact sound of dry double floor construction to the laboratory wall construction. 63Hz band analysis results is included in 65% (within ± 5dB) the difference between the measured and analysis value, the result was good correspondence. In the evaluation of the L-value, prediction of heavyweight floor impact sound of dry double floor using the FEM is a sufficient prediction accuracy.
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