JPH0470463A - Dry floating floor structure - Google Patents

Dry floating floor structure

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JPH0470463A
JPH0470463A JP18152590A JP18152590A JPH0470463A JP H0470463 A JPH0470463 A JP H0470463A JP 18152590 A JP18152590 A JP 18152590A JP 18152590 A JP18152590 A JP 18152590A JP H0470463 A JPH0470463 A JP H0470463A
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floor
floor structure
deck plate
cushion layer
floating floor
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Inventor
Minoru Hirota
実 広田
Atsushi Ninomiya
淳 二宮
Hironobu Miyake
三宅 弘展
Hitoshi Sakano
坂野 等
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JFE Engineering Corp
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NKK Corp
Nippon Kokan Ltd
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PURPOSE:To provide the above dry floating floor structure by laminating a lower part reference floor of a vibro-isolating steel plate-made deck plate and a fiber property heat insulating material of glass wool or the like on the reference floor to form a cushion layer and laminating a surface material of a floating floor layer on the cushion layer. CONSTITUTION:A lower part reference floor is formed by fixing a compound vibro-isolating steel plate-made deck plate 2, interposed between two steel plates with a viscoelastic substance of rubber, plastic, etc. serving as a core, to an upper part of an H-shape steel beam 1 of the foundation of a floor structure. Next, a fire resistant board 3 is connected to upper and lower surfaces of the deck plate 2 by concurrently using an adhesive agent and a machine screw, and two sheets of plywoods 4 are similarly connected in order to integrally form a part between panels on the floor panel. Glass wool 5 is laid decreasing area ratio on the lower part reference floor to form a cushion layer, and three sheets of plywoods are integrally laid as a surface material 6 on the cushion layer. In this way, the construction period can be shortened while lightening the weight and saving the labor.

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【発明の詳細な説明】 [産業上の利用分野コ 本発明は、鉄骨プレハブ住宅、或いは木造住宅における
居住性がよく、且つ床衝撃音の低減効果の優れた乾式浮
床構造に関するものである。
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION [Industrial Field of Application] The present invention relates to a dry floating floor structure that provides good livability in a steel frame prefabricated house or a wooden house and has an excellent effect of reducing floor impact noise.

[従来の技術] 各種建築物例えば、鉄骨プレハブ住宅、或いは木造住宅
の床構造としては、床で発した音等を階下に伝えず、振
動音の程度を小さくする防音性が要求される。
[Prior Art] Floor structures of various buildings, such as steel-frame prefabricated houses or wooden houses, are required to have soundproofing properties that prevent noise emitted from the floor from being transmitted downstairs and reduce the level of vibration noise.

床の振動音は床is音と呼ばれ、床衝撃音はさらに重量
?#撃音と軽量?#撃音に分けられる。このうち、重量
?#撃音の低減は特に困難であり、これを低減するには
、−数的に床構造そのものの曲げ剛性と単位面積当りの
質量を高め、衝軍力に対抗する有効買置を増して、衝軍
力が加わったときの床の振動をできるだけ小さく押えな
ければならない。鉄筋コンクリート造の床構造において
はそのために、スラブのコンクリート厚さを増すことが
考えられるが、一般の鉄骨プレハブ住宅や木造住宅では
、他の方法を考えねばならない。
The vibration sound of the floor is called the floor IS sound, and the floor impact sound is also called the weight? #Sound and light weight? Divided into #Sound. Of these, the weight? # Reducing the impact sound is particularly difficult, and in order to reduce it, - numerically increase the bending rigidity and mass per unit area of the floor structure itself, increase the effective countermeasures against the impact force, and It is necessary to suppress the vibration of the floor as much as possible when military force is applied. For reinforced concrete floor structures, increasing the concrete thickness of the slab may be considered for this purpose, but for general steel prefabricated houses and wooden houses, other methods must be considered.

そこで、この防音性能を一応充足する床構造として、第
2図又は第3図に示すようなものがあげられる。第2図
は、従来の鉄骨プレハブ住宅に多く用いられている床構
造の説明図である。即ち、H形鋼梁1の上に小梁との高
さ調整用C形鋼8を溶接により取付け、この上にALC
版を敷設し、ALC版の目地部にプレート9と目地鉄筋
10を挿入して、目地部にモルタル11を打ち込み、隣
接するALC版7を連結した床構造である。
Therefore, as a floor structure that satisfies this soundproofing performance, the one shown in FIG. 2 or 3 can be mentioned. FIG. 2 is an explanatory diagram of a floor structure often used in conventional steel frame prefabricated houses. That is, the C-beam 8 for height adjustment with the small beam is attached on the H-beam 1 by welding, and the ALC
This is a floor structure in which plates are laid, plates 9 and joint reinforcing bars 10 are inserted into the joints of the ALC plates, mortar 11 is poured into the joints, and adjacent ALC plates 7 are connected.

またその他に、第3図に示すような床構造もある。即ち
、′iJ3図はH形鋼梁1上に制振鋼板による台形また
は矩形波形の屈曲薄鋼板2をセルフドリリングビス等に
より固着し、その上に合板等の下地板13を屈曲薄鋼板
の山部にアスファルト制振シート12を介して、釘、ビ
ス等により固着した床構造である。
In addition, there is also a floor structure as shown in Fig. 3. That is, in Figure 'iJ3, a trapezoidal or rectangularly corrugated bending thin steel plate 2 made of a damping steel plate is fixed onto an H-shaped steel beam 1 using self-drilling screws, and a base plate 13 such as plywood is placed on top of the bent thin steel plate 2. This is a floor structure in which the asphalt vibration damping sheet 12 is fixed to the floor with nails, screws, etc.

[発明が解決しようとする課題] しかしながら、上記のような従来の床構造については、
鉄筋コンクリート床構造におけるようなコンクリート法
益の床衝撃音の遮音性能は得られない。特に第2図の床
構造は、継続的に床に衝撃が加えられると、目地のモル
タル部にクラックが生じ、遮音性能が初期の性能から低
減するという問題があった。また、湿式材料を使用して
いるため、建築施工時にモルタル打ちのような湿式1事
を行う必要があり、作業に手間と時間がかかるうえに、
必然的に床構造自体の重量が大きくならざるをえなかフ
た。
[Problem to be solved by the invention] However, regarding the conventional floor structure as described above,
It is not possible to obtain the sound insulation performance of floor impact sound of concrete legal benefit as in reinforced concrete floor structure. In particular, the floor structure shown in FIG. 2 has a problem in that when impact is continuously applied to the floor, cracks occur in the mortar portions of the joints, and the sound insulation performance decreases from its initial performance. In addition, since wet materials are used, it is necessary to perform wet methods such as mortaring during construction, which not only takes time and effort, but also
Inevitably, the weight of the floor structure itself had to increase.

また、第3図のような従来知られている乾式構造の床で
は、高い遮音性能を得ることができず、特に集合住宅等
で問題となる重量衝堅音の低周波数領域において、遮音
性能が低いものであった。
In addition, the conventionally known dry structure floor shown in Figure 3 cannot achieve high sound insulation performance, especially in the low frequency range of heavy impact sound, which is a problem in apartment complexes. It was low.

本発明は、かかる点に鑑みてなされたものであり、床衝
撃音がコンクリート法益に低減でき、かつ、現場におい
てモルタル打ちのような湿式の施工が不要な乾式浮床構
造を提供することを目的としたものである。
The present invention has been made in view of these points, and an object of the present invention is to provide a dry floating floor structure that can reduce floor impact noise to a concrete level and does not require wet construction such as mortaring on site. This is what I did.

[課題を解決するための手段] 本発明の床構造においては、デツキプレートからなる下
部基準床と、該下部基準床の上に積層されたグラスウー
ルまたはロックウール等の繊維性断熱材からなる緩衝層
と該M!衝層の上に積層された面材からなる浮床層とか
らなる乾式浮床構造とすることによって、上記の課題を
達成してい[作 用] 本発明の乾式浮床構造は、前記のように乾式材料から構
成されているので、現場でのモルタ2し打ちのような湿
式1事が不要であり、軽量な床構造が実現でき、施工が
省力化できる。また、後述するように、本発明の乾式浮
床構造は、高周波数領域から従来困難とされていた低周
波数領域まで、広い領域の音域に亘って床衝撃音レベル
を低減する作用を有するものである。
[Means for Solving the Problems] The floor structure of the present invention includes a lower reference floor made of a deck plate, and a buffer layer made of a fibrous heat insulating material such as glass wool or rock wool laminated on the lower reference floor. And the M! [Function] The dry floating bed structure of the present invention has a dry floating bed structure consisting of a floating bed layer made of face material laminated on a shock layer. Since it is composed of , there is no need for a wet process such as mortaring on site, and a lightweight floor structure can be realized, resulting in labor-saving construction. Furthermore, as will be described later, the dry floating floor structure of the present invention has the effect of reducing the floor impact sound level over a wide range of sound, from high frequencies to low frequencies, which has been considered difficult in the past. .

ここで、浮床構造における遮音性能について説明する。Here, the sound insulation performance of the floating floor structure will be explained.

緩衝層と浮床層からなる浮き床構造は、床衝撃時におけ
る浮き床層から下部基準床への力の伝達を垂直方向のみ
とし、浮き床層の横方向に伝達する力を無視すれば、衝
!源の衝撃時間内に対応する強制変位部分が同位相で振
動することになり、浮き床構造を単振動系のバネに置き
換えることができる。浮き床構造のバネ定数は理論的に
は、緩衝材のバネ、緩衝材中の空気バネが並列に作用し
、これに浮き床層の曲げバネ、下部基!1!沫の曲げバ
ネが直列につながることになるが、各バネ定数の大小関
係等から、−数的にN面材のバネ定数と緩衝材中の空気
のバネ定数のみが考慮される。そこで緩衝材のバネ定数
と空気のバネ定数を並列させたものをモデルのバネ定数
としたとき、モデルの固有振動数fは次式で表わされる
ように、バネ定数に、浮き床層の有効質量maffによ
り決定されるものである。
A floating floor structure consisting of a buffer layer and a floating floor layer will not cause an impact if the force is transmitted from the floating floor layer to the lower reference floor only in the vertical direction and the force transmitted in the lateral direction of the floating floor layer is ignored. ! The corresponding forced displacement parts vibrate in the same phase during the source impact time, and the floating floor structure can be replaced with a simple harmonic spring. Theoretically, the spring constant of a floating floor structure is determined by the spring of the buffer material and the air spring in the buffer material acting in parallel, the bending spring of the floating floor layer, and the lower base! 1! Although the bending springs of the droplets are connected in series, only the spring constant of the N-face material and the spring constant of the air in the cushioning material are considered numerically due to the magnitude relationship of each spring constant. Therefore, when the spring constant of the model is set by paralleling the spring constant of the cushioning material and the spring constant of the air, the natural frequency f of the model is expressed by the following equation. maff.

また、遮音性能を示すモデルの振動伝達率は、モデルの
固有振動数f及び緩衝材の損失係数ηによって、決るも
のである。
Further, the vibration transmissibility of a model indicating sound insulation performance is determined by the natural frequency f of the model and the loss coefficient η of the buffer material.

本発明に係る乾式浮床構造では、この振動モデルの固有
振動数fを、重量衝愁音レベルを決定するのに支配的な
低周波数域、特に、中心周波数63Hzオクターブ帯域
の下限周波数45Hzの1/(丁(すなわち31.5H
z)以下に調整することにより、浮床層から下部基準床
への低周波数域における振動伝達率を10以下にするこ
とが可能となる。このため、浮床層に加えられる子供の
飛びはね等の低周波数域の衝撃力がMi衝層で反射され
、下部基準床に伝わりにくくなり、床衝撃音の低減に有
効である。
In the dry floating floor structure according to the present invention, the natural frequency f of this vibration model is set to 1/1/2 of the lower limit frequency of 45 Hz in the lower frequency range of the octave band with the center frequency of 63 Hz, which is dominant in determining the weight impact sound level. (Ding (i.e. 31.5H
z) By adjusting the following, it becomes possible to reduce the vibration transmission rate in the low frequency range from the floating bed layer to the lower reference bed to 10 or less. Therefore, the impact force in the low frequency range, such as that caused by a child jumping, applied to the floating floor layer is reflected by the Mi impact layer, making it difficult for it to be transmitted to the lower reference floor, and is effective in reducing floor impact noise.

また、本発明の床構造では、高周波数域での振動伝達率
は低周波数域よりもさらに低下するので、全周波数域に
おいて床衝撃音を低減することができ、重量衝撃音、軽
量衝撃音いずれについても低減効果が大きい。
In addition, with the floor structure of the present invention, the vibration transmissibility in the high frequency range is lower than that in the low frequency range, so floor impact noise can be reduced in all frequency ranges, and both heavy impact noise and lightweight impact noise can be reduced. The reduction effect is also large.

また、本発明のデツキプレートに制振鋼板を使用した場
合、振動エネルギーを制振鋼板が吸収することにより、
振動が減衰される。特に粘弾性物質をコアとし、2枚の
鋼板間に前記粘弾性物質を介在させた複合板を制振鋼板
として用いた場合、粘弾性物質のコアが振動エネルギー
を効率よく吸収するため、振動を効果的に減衰させるこ
とができる。
In addition, when a damping steel plate is used in the deck plate of the present invention, the vibration energy is absorbed by the damping steel plate, resulting in
Vibration is damped. In particular, when a composite plate with a core made of a viscoelastic substance and the viscoelastic substance interposed between two steel plates is used as a damping steel plate, the core of the viscoelastic substance efficiently absorbs vibration energy, so vibrations are suppressed. can be effectively attenuated.

さらに、この制振鋼板または普通鋼板からなる波形のデ
ツキプレートの上面または上下面に木質系或いはセメン
ト系の面材を接着剤、釘、ネジ等により複合して下部基
準床を形成した場合には、デツキプレート単体からなる
場合に比較して、曲げ剛性が向上し、床衝撃音がさらに
低減される。
Furthermore, if a lower reference floor is formed by combining wooden or cement-based surface materials with adhesive, nails, screws, etc. on the top or upper and lower surfaces of the corrugated deck plate made of damping steel plate or ordinary steel plate, , the bending rigidity is improved and floor impact noise is further reduced compared to the case where the deck plate is made up of a single unit.

さらに、上下面に複合する面材として耐火ボードを用い
れば、耐火性能と床衝撃音遮音性能を両立させた床構造
の形成が可能である。
Furthermore, if a fireproof board is used as a composite surface material for the upper and lower surfaces, it is possible to form a floor structure that achieves both fire resistance and floor impact sound insulation performance.

[実施例] 第1図は、本発明の実施例を示す部分断面図である。本
実施例の乾式浮き床構造は、例えば子供のとびはね等の
床衝撃音が問題となる一般住宅等に通用されるものであ
る。
[Example] FIG. 1 is a partial cross-sectional view showing an example of the present invention. The dry floating floor structure of this embodiment is commonly used in general residences, etc., where floor impact noises such as children's jumping and other noises are a problem.

図において、1はH形鋼梁、2は制振鋼板によるデツキ
プレート、3は下部基準床の曲げ剛性の向上と耐火性の
両立をねらった耐火ボード、4は一体化用合板、5は1
1?#層としてのグラスウール、6は浮床層としての面
材である。
In the figure, 1 is an H-shaped steel beam, 2 is a deck plate made of damping steel plate, 3 is a fireproof board that aims to improve the bending rigidity of the lower standard floor and achieve fire resistance, 4 is plywood for integration, and 5 is 1
1? # Glass wool as a layer, 6 a surface material as a floating bed layer.

第1図に示す如く、床構造の下地のフランジの幅が12
5mmのH形鋼梁1の上部に、山の高さが75mm、山
の頂上の幅が112mmである制振鋼板製デツキプレー
ト(厚さ 1.8mm) 2を固定し、下部基準床とし
た。
As shown in Figure 1, the width of the flange of the base of the floor structure is 12
A damping steel deck plate (thickness: 1.8 mm) 2 with a peak height of 75 mm and a peak width of 112 mm was fixed to the top of a 5 mm H-shaped steel beam 1 to serve as a lower reference floor. .

なお、制振鋼板は、ゴム、アスファルト、プラスチック
等の粘弾性物質をコアとして、2枚の鋼板間に介在させ
た複合板であり、この複合板に加わる振動エネルギーを
粘弾性物質のコアが受けてせん断変形を起こして、エネ
ルギーを吸収し、振動を効果的に減衰させる作用を有す
るものである。本実施例ではこの様な制振鋼板を用いて
、波形のデツキプレートを作ったが、普通鋼板を用いる
こともできる。
A vibration-damping steel plate is a composite plate with a core made of a viscoelastic material such as rubber, asphalt, or plastic interposed between two steel plates.The core of the viscoelastic material absorbs the vibration energy applied to this composite plate. This has the effect of causing shear deformation, absorbing energy, and effectively damping vibrations. In this example, a corrugated deck plate was made using such a damping steel plate, but a normal steel plate may also be used.

また、波形の形状は、ごく−数的なもので、例えば台形
が繰り返された形状でよく、またその高さは、およそ2
5〜75mmのものとする。
Further, the shape of the waveform may be quite numerical, for example, a repeated trapezoid, and the height thereof may be approximately 2.
The length shall be 5 to 75 mm.

次に、デツキプレートの下面に厚さ35mm、上面に厚
さ60mの耐火ボードを接着剤とビスとを併用して接合
する。なお、本実施例ではこの耐火ボードはケイ酸カル
シウム系のものを使用し外が、これに制限するものでは
ない。
Next, a 35 mm thick fireproof board is bonded to the lower surface of the deck plate, and a 60 m thick fireproof board is bonded to the upper surface using a combination of adhesive and screws. In this embodiment, the fireproof board is made of calcium silicate, but is not limited thereto.

次に、この床パネルの上にパネル間を一体化するため、
15mm厚合板2枚4を接着剤とビスとを併用して接合
した。
Next, in order to integrate the panels on top of this floor panel,
Two 15 mm thick plywood sheets 4 were joined together using an adhesive and screws.

さらに、このように形成された下部基準床の上に厚さ2
5mm、密度48 kg/m’のグラスウール5を面積
比22%で敷設し、緩衝層とした。(100mm幅グラ
スウールを455mmピッチで敷設する。) 最後に、グラスウール5からなるM面層の上に面材6と
して15mm厚合板3枚を一体化したものを敷設した。
Furthermore, a layer with a thickness of 2
Glass wool 5 having a thickness of 5 mm and a density of 48 kg/m' was laid at an area ratio of 22% to serve as a buffer layer. (100 mm wide glass wool was laid down at a pitch of 455 mm.) Finally, on the M surface layer made of glass wool 5, a surface material 6 consisting of three 15 mm thick plywood sheets was laid down.

以上のように構成された床構造で、遮音性能を測定した
結果、非常に良好な遮音性能が得られることがわかった
As a result of measuring the sound insulation performance of the floor structure configured as described above, it was found that very good sound insulation performance was obtained.

特に、低周波数領域における遮音特性については、次の
ような結果が得られた。即ち、M面層のグラスウール内
部の空気によるバネを床周囲から逃がすことを仮定する
と、グラスクールのバネ定数はQ、33X 10’ N
10’となった。また、面材の面密度は25 kg/m
’ 、浮床の固有振動数は1B、3Hzであった。ここ
で、損失係数η=0.1のグラスウールを用いた場合、
63t4Zでの振動伝達率は0.1となり、音圧レベル
の低減量は約20dBで、極めて良好な結果が得られた
In particular, the following results were obtained regarding sound insulation characteristics in the low frequency range. That is, assuming that the spring caused by the air inside the glass wool of the M surface layer is released from around the floor, the spring constant of the glass wool is Q, 33X 10' N
It became 10'. In addition, the surface density of the facing material is 25 kg/m
', the natural frequency of the floating bed was 1B, 3Hz. Here, when using glass wool with a loss coefficient η = 0.1,
The vibration transmissibility at 63t4Z was 0.1, and the amount of reduction in sound pressure level was approximately 20 dB, giving extremely good results.

[発明の効果] 以上のように、本発明の乾式浮床構造においては、グラ
スクール、面材のような乾式材料により構成されるため
、現場でのモルタル打ちのような湿式1事が不要であり
、軽量な床構造が実現でき、施工の省力化、施工期間の
短縮が可能となる。
[Effects of the Invention] As described above, the dry floating floor structure of the present invention is composed of dry materials such as the glass wall and the facing material, so there is no need for wet processes such as mortaring on site. , it is possible to realize a lightweight floor structure, saving labor and shortening the construction period.

また、グラスウールなどの緩衝層と面材の浮床層からな
る乾式浮床構造としたことにより、床衝撃音の遮音性能
を決定するのに支配的な低周波数域の床衝撃音を低減で
きる。
In addition, by adopting a dry floating floor structure consisting of a buffer layer such as glass wool and a floating floor layer of face material, it is possible to reduce floor impact noise in the low frequency range, which is dominant in determining the sound insulation performance of floor impact noise.

さらに、デツキプレートに制振鋼板を用いたものでは、
王室への最終的な音の放射源となる下部基準床の減衰性
能を向上できるので、床衝撃音対策として万全であり、
かつ、きしみ音等の2次的な発生音の防止に対しても有
効である。
Furthermore, with the deck plate using damping steel plate,
It improves the attenuation performance of the lower standard floor, which is the final source of sound radiation into the royal family, so it is a perfect countermeasure against floor impact noise.
It is also effective in preventing secondary noises such as squeaks.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of drawings]

兎1図は本発明に基づいた床構造の一実施例を示した断
面説明図、第2図及び第3図は従来の床の説明図である
。 図において、1;H形鋼梁、2:制振鋼板製デツキプレ
ート、3:耐火ボート、4一体化用合板、5ニゲラスウ
ール、6:浮床要用合板、7:ALC版、8:C形鋼、
9ニブレート、10 目地鉄筋、11:モルタル、12
ニアスフアルド制振シー(・、13:下地板である。 第1図
Figure 1 is a cross-sectional explanatory view showing one embodiment of a floor structure based on the present invention, and Figures 2 and 3 are explanatory views of conventional floors. In the figure, 1: H-shaped steel beam, 2: damping steel deck plate, 3: fireproof boat, 4 plywood for integration, 5 nigella wool, 6: plywood for floating floor, 7: ALC plate, 8: C-shaped steel ,
9 Nibrate, 10 Joint reinforcement, 11: Mortar, 12
Niasfald damping seam (・, 13: Base plate. Figure 1

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)デッキプレートからなる単体または該デッキプレ
ート上面または該デッキプレート上下面に木質系または
セメント系の面材を複合してなる下部基準床と、 該下部基準床の上に積層されたグラスウールまたはロッ
クウール等の繊維性断熱材からなる緩衝層と、 該緩衝層の上に積層された面材からなる浮床層とからな
ることを特徴とする乾式浮床構造。
(1) A lower reference floor consisting of a single deck plate or a composite of wood-based or cement-based surface materials on the upper surface of the deck plate or the upper and lower surfaces of the deck plate, and glass wool or glass wool laminated on the lower reference floor. A dry floating floor structure comprising a buffer layer made of a fibrous heat insulating material such as rock wool, and a floating floor layer made of a face material laminated on the buffer layer.
(2)前記デッキプレートが制振鋼板からなることを特
徴とする請求項1に記載の乾式浮床構造。
(2) The dry floating floor structure according to claim 1, wherein the deck plate is made of a damping steel plate.
(3)前記デッキプレートの上下面に複合する面材が、
耐火ボードであることを特徴とする請求項1に記載の乾
式浮床構造。
(3) Composite surface materials on the upper and lower surfaces of the deck plate,
The dry floating floor structure according to claim 1, characterized in that it is a fireproof board.
JP18152590A 1990-07-11 1990-07-11 Dry floating floor structure Pending JPH0470463A (en)

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Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH09300334A (en) * 1996-05-09 1997-11-25 Schokbeton Japan Co Ltd Manufacture of precast concrete board
KR100857458B1 (en) * 2006-04-26 2008-09-08 박재관 Method for preparing physiologically functional fermented liquor using acacia flowers and honey

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0258544B2 (en) * 1985-12-13 1990-12-10 Dakuto Sangyo Kk

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Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH0258544B2 (en) * 1985-12-13 1990-12-10 Dakuto Sangyo Kk

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JPH09300334A (en) * 1996-05-09 1997-11-25 Schokbeton Japan Co Ltd Manufacture of precast concrete board
KR100857458B1 (en) * 2006-04-26 2008-09-08 박재관 Method for preparing physiologically functional fermented liquor using acacia flowers and honey

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