Light transmitting panel with sound damping properties

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – Viewing port for specific environment

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52172, 52616, 156107, 181 33G, 428 34, E06B 520, B32B 104

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040192954

ABSTRACT:
A light transmitting panel composed of at least two panes held in spaced relation by a spacer assembly to define at least one space between panes is given improved sound damping properties by giving such space a thickness of greater than 9mm, by causing the space between panes to be sealed from the external atmosphere, and by filling this space with a gaseous medium composed of air and at least one other gas, the air constituting at least 30%, by volume, of the medium, and whose composition is such that the velocity of sound propagation therethrough differs by at least 5% from that in dry air at the same pressure and temperature as the medium.

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