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) (Medium .

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()
). (Metric Sabin
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3/5/1 ): (Progressive Waves


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3/6/1 ): (Bending Waves


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3/7/1 ): (Coincidence Effect



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)6(

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( ) ( )

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)(Cycles

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) (Frequency of Transition ). (Transmission and Attenuation
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) (Boundaries .

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1/3/14): (Attenuation
.

1/3/15 :
)(Free Field Sensitivity of Microphone

)(Electrical output


) Progressive Waves .

(Unobstructed Plane

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). (Angles of Incidence

1/3/17 ): (Reverberant Field


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1/3/18 ): (Freet Field


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1/3/19 ):(Direct Field


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)8(

1/3/20 ): (Diffluse Field


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3/21/1 ): (Pitch
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)(Directivity Index

1/3/23

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1/3/26 ): (Resonance

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.
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1/3/29 ): (Particle Velocity


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1/3/30 ): (Volume Velocity


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1/3/38 ): (Acoustics
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) (Scale .

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.

1/3/41 ): (White Noise


) (Spectral Density .

1/3/42 ): (Background Noise


.

1/3/43 ): (Sound Pressure


/ .

1/3/44 ): (Wavelength
.

)12(

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()

.
()

)(Directivity Factor of Microphone

)(Sensitivity of Free Field

) (Reference Direction

). (Sensitivity of Random Incidence

1/3/46 ): (Bandwidth
()

(Continous Frequency Band)

) (Limiting Frequencies .
() ) (Bandwidth of a Device
.
() ) (Ideal System
) (Infinite Attenuation

)(Cutoff Frequencies

1/3/47 ): (Sound Insulation


() .
()
.

)13(


1/3/48 ): (Impact Sound Insulation

.

1/3/49 ): (Sound Insulation of Facade



.

1/3/50 ): (Node
( )
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1/3/51 ): (Loudness
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1/3/52 ):(Anechoic Room



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1/3/53 ): (Phon

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2/1
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.
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2/2
(Acoustical Characteristics of Buildings
), Measured in the Field

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2/2/3 :
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2/4/2
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2/3
)(Acoustical Characteristics of Building Elements Measured in the Laboratory

3/1/2

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2/3/3 :
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(. )1/3/48
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( )1
). (2

( )2 (2/2/1) .

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2/3/4 :
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)42(

2/4

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( )1 ) (STC


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( )2

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( )

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2/4/2 ): (Impact Sound Insulation


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(.)1/3/36

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( )1

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)( Recommendations for Acoustical Characteristics of Buildings

3/1
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) (Acoustical Comfort .

3/2
)(Criteria for Sound Transmission Loss

3/2/1 :
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3/2/2
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IV

IV

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3/2/3 :

( )3/2/2

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)(NBN SO1 400

). (ASTM E 413

3/3
)(Criteria for Impact Sound Transmission

3/3/1 :

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.

3/2/3

() :
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). (ASTM E 492

4/ 3
)(Criteria for Sound Insulation of Facades

3/4/1 :

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(VII)

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.
.

3/4/2

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3/5

)(Optimal Reverberation Time

3/5/1 :
)(Optimal Reverberation Time for Auditoriums

(. )17

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0 .6

0.4

0.9

0.5

1.2

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.

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1.9

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3.4

1.9

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3/5/2 :
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()18

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0.75 1.25

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)(Criteria for Acoustic Environment

4/1
4/1/1 ): (Negative Effects of Noise
*
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)(Physiological - Practical

) (Disturbance .

* ) (Physiological .

4/1/2 ): (Noise and Annoyance


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( )2 :
.
( )3 :

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0.6

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2/2/4 (. )8


4/2/3

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4/3
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4/3/1

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) Levels

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) . (SIL

) (NC Curves

)(PNC Curves

3/2/4 ) (PNC Curves (. )9

4/3/3

)96(

()9

)(PNC Curves

)97(

4/4
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4/4/1 ) (NC Curves


()

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4/4/2

() [ ) ]dB(A (. )20

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()20

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10 20

)(NC Curves

10 20

)(Concert Halls

20 30

)(Recital Halls

( )

10 20

15 20

25 30

( )


( )

25

20 25

30 35

( )
6

20

20 25

30 35

25 30

35 40

25 40

25 35

35 45


( )

30 40

30 35

40 45


( )

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)(NC Curves

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45 55

(
).

35 - 45

35 - 50

45 60

(
).

10

40 - 50

40 - 45

50 55

(
).

11

45 - 55

45 60

55 70

( ) .

12

50 - 60

)(Garages

( )
(PNC 60)

13

75

60

)100(

5/4

)(Noise Rating Curves) (NR Curves

4/5/1 :

)Organizations

(ISO) (International Standarization

)Band

(Octave

)(Noise Rating

)Pressure Level

)(Central Frequency

(Sound

. ( )10 (. )21

4/5/2 :

( )

.
.

)101(

()10

)(NR Curves

)102(

()21

)(dB

)(Hz

NR

31.5

63

125

250

500

1000

2000

4000

8000

55.4

35.5

22.0

12.0

4.8

-3.5

-6.1

-8.0

58.8

39.4

26.3

16.6

9.7

+1.6

-1.0

-2.8

10

62.2

43.4

30.7

21.3

14.5

10

6.6

+4.2

+2.3

15

65.5

47.3

35.0

25.9

19.4

15

11.7

9.3

7.4

20

69.0

51.3

39.4

30.6

24.3

20

16.8

14.4

12.6

25

72.4

55.2

43.7

35.2

29.2

25

21.9

19.5

17.7

30

75.8

59.2

48.1

39.9

34.0

30

26.9

24.7

22.9

35

79.2

63.1

52.4

44.5

38.9

35

39.0

29.8

28.0

40

82.6

67.1

56.8

49.2

43.8

40

37.1

34.9

33.2

45

86.0

71.0

61.1

53.6

48.6

45

42.2

40.0

38.3

50

89.4

75.0

65.5

58.5

53.5

50

47.2

45.2

43.5

55

92.9

78.9

69.8

63.1

58.4

55

52.3

50.3

48.6

60

96.3

82.9

74.2

67.8

63.2

60

57.4

55.4

53.8

65

99.7

86.8

78.5

72.4

68.1

65

62.5

60.5

58.9

70

103.1

90.8

82.9

77.1

73.0

70

67.5

65.7

64.1

75

106.5

94.7

87.2

81.7

77.9

75

72.6

70.8

69.2

80

109.9

98.7

91.6

86-4

82.7

80

77.7

75.9

74.4

85

113.3

102.6

25.9

91.0

87.6

85

82.8

81.0

79.5

90

116.7

106.6

100.3

95.7

92.5

90

87.8

86.2

84.5

95

120.1

110.5

104.6

100.3

97.3

95

22.9

91.3

89.8

100

123.5

109.0

109.0

105.0

102.2

100

98.0

96.4

95.0

105

126.9

113.3

113.3

109.6

107.1

105

103.1

101.5

100.1

110

130.3

117.7

117.7

114.3

111.9

110

108.1

106.7

105.3

115

133.7

122.0

122.0

118.9

116.8

115

113.2

111.8

110.4

120

137.1

126.4

126.4

123.6

121.7

120

118.3

116.9

115.6

125

140.5

134.2

130.7

128.2

126.6

125

123.4

122.0

120.7

130

143.9

138.2

135.1

132.9

131.4

130

128.4

127.2

125.9

)103(

4/5/3 ) (NR :
)(Recommended Noise Rating Values for Different Environments


()

)(NR Curves

.
()

)(NR Curves

(. )22

)104(

()22

)(NR - Curves



)(dB

60 70

50 55

40 50

35 45

30 40

25 35

20 30

20 25


)(Concert Halls

10 20

)105(

4/6

)(Occupational Noise Exposure

6/1/4
( )23 ()
). Response

)106(

()23

()

()

)dB(A

90

92

95

97

100

(Slow


1.5

102

105

110

0.5

115

)107(

4/6/2 ) (Employees ( )23


. .

6/3/4
.

4/6/4
.
-:

:
Feq

() .

()

(.)23

( )Feq

( .)23

)(Impulsive

)(Impact

). (Peak Value

6/5/4 ( )11

)(Hearing Damage Risk Criteria Curves

) (HDRC Curves .

)108(

()11

)(HDRC Curves

)109(

()

)(Mass Law

( )1/ ) (Single Leaf Wall


.

. -:

:
= m / .
= f .

( )2/

)(STC

-:

:
= m / .

)110(

()


)(Double Leafed Partition Walls

( )1/
() .

( )2/
.

( )3/ [ ( ])1/ -:

:
= .
= c / .
= / .
= / .
= d () .
= / .
= .

)111(

()1/

)112(

()

)(Coincidence Effect

( )1/

) (Stiffness

. ) (Critical Frequency
) (Bending Waves
). (Coincidence Effect

( )2/


) (Coincidence Dip .

( )3/ :

:
= .
= .
[ (])1/

( )4/

(Critical Frequency) :

)113(

( )5/ :

:
= .
= (/) .
= (/) .
= () ) (Poissons Modulus .
:

= E ) (Youngs Modulus (/
) .
= ( / ) .
= ) (Poissons ratio .
= h .

)114(


()1/

)115(

()

)(Reverberation Time Calculation

( )1/
)(Equivalent Absorption Area

:
=

( )2/

)(Reverberation Time) (T

( )2/1/ ) (T :

()

)116(

:
V

( )2/2/ ) (T -:

()

:
= A .
= S
= V .

= ).(e


). (Anechoic

)117(

()



(Calculation of Overall Sound Pressure
)Level From Octave Band Levels

)(Linear Value

( )1/
( )1/

.

)118(


()1/

)119(

()

()
)(A weighting

( )1/

)(Weighting

)(Loudness

()

) (Percieved .

)(A Weighting Network

( )2/

)(A

)(A Weighted Sound Pressure Level

() .
() () ). dB (A

( )3/ ) (dB

)dB (A

( )1/

)Frequency Response

(Relative

() ) . (Random Incidence
)(Steady

()

()

() (. )1/

()

)120(

()1/

()

50

)(dB
- 30.2

63

- 26.2

80

- 22.5

100

- 19.1

125

- 16.1

160

- 13.4

200

- 10.9

250

- 8.6

315

- 6.6

400

- 4.8

500

- 3.2

630

-1.9

800

- 0.8

1000

- 0.0

1250

+ 0.6

1600

+ 1.0

2000

+ 1.2

2500

+ 1.3

3150

+ 1.2

4000

+ 1.0

5000

+ 0.5

6300

- 0.1

8000

- 1.1

10000

- 2.5

:
() ). dB (A

)121(

()

Reference Direction
Periodic Excitation

Floors

Annoyance

Slow Response

Relative Frequency Response


Disturbance

Sound Absorption

Equivalent Absorption
Progressive Waves

Plane Progressive Waves


Bending Waves

Flanking Transmission
Sound Transmission

Alternating Flow

)(
Pascal

Bel

Environment

)(
Negative Effects

Coincidence Effect

Reduction

Frequency

Limiting Frequencies

Frequency of Transition

Resonance Frequency

Cut off Frequency

)122(

Natural Frequency

Central Frequency

Reverberation

Coincidence

A Weighting

) (

Attenuation

Infinite Attenuation

)(
Single Leaf Wall

Partition Wall

Double Leafed Wall

Level Recorder

Integrating Sound Level Meter

Sinusoidal

)(
Bounderies

Sensitivity of Microphone
Sensitivity of Random Incidence
Reverberant Field

Free Field

Direct Field

Diffuse Field

)(
Acoustical Characteristics

)123(

Pitch

)(


Pitch of Tone

Sound Energy Flux

Directivity Index

Sound Reduction Index


Articulation Index

Cycle

Decibel

)(
Symbols

)(
Reverberation Time

Optimal Reverberation Time

Integrating Time

Angles of Incidence

)(
Sabin
Metric Sabin

Particle Velocity

Volume Velocity

Musical Scale

)(
Sound Intensity

Semi classical

)124(

Echo

)(


Flutter Echo
Sound Transmission Class
Impact Sound Insulation Class
Sound
Acoustics
Room Acoustics
Sone

)(
Noise
White Noise

Background Noise

Impact Noise

Intermittent Noise

Traffic Noise

Continuous Noise

Impulsive Noise

Sound Pressure

)(
Rating Method
Wave Length
Continuous Spectrum

)(
Bandwidth
Continuous Frequency Bandwidth
Bandwidth of a Device
Sound Insulation
Impact Sound Insulation


)125(

Node
Loudness
Sound Loudness
Practical

)(
Reverberation room
Anechoic Room
Floor Covering

Unobstructed

None Sense

)(
Physiological
Phon

)(
Auditoriums
Mass Law
Sound Power
Peak Value

)(
Oscillatory Quantity

Periodic Quantity

Measured Values

)126(

)(
Natural Logarithm

)(
Average Sound Pressure Level
Perceived
Frequency Range

Garages

Filter

Employees
Steady
Sound Absorption Coefficient
Sound Transmission Coefficient
Modulus
Youngs Modulus
Noise Rating
Hearing Damage Risk Criteria
Noise Criteria
Preferred
Wave Front
Standard Tapping machine
Acoustic Impedance
Level
Speech Interference Level
Loudness Level
Rotating Microphone

)(
Poissons Ratio

Complex Ratio

Third Octave Band


Octave Band

)127(

Warble Tone

Pure Tone

Sound Transmission Loss

Interference pattern

)(

Hertz

) (

Frame

)(

Facade

Broad band

Watt

Random Incidence

Medium

)128(

1 . ISO 140 , Part III "Laboratory Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation of Building
Elements" .

2 . ISO 140 , Part IV Field Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation Between


Rooms .

3 . ISO 140 , Part V Field Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation of Facade


Elements and Facades .

4 . ISO 140 , Part VI Laboratory Measurements of Impact Sound Insulation of Floors .

5 . ISO 140 , Part VII Field Measurements of Impact Sound Insulation of Floors .


6 . ISO 140 , Part VIII Laboratory Measurements of the Reduction of Transmitted
Impact Noise by Floor covering on a Standard Floor

7 . ISO 354 Measurement of Absorption coefficient in a Reverberation Room.

8 . ISO 1996 Assesment of Noise with Respet to Community Response .

9 . ISO 3382 Measurement of Reverberation Time in Auditoria .

10 . BS 661 Glossary of Acoustical Terms .

11 . IEEE Standard Dictionary of Electrical and Electronics Terms . The Institute of


Electrical and Electronics Engineers , U . S . A .

12 . ASTM E90 Laboratory Measurement of Airborne Sound Transmission of Building


Partitions .

13 . ASTM E 492 , Laboratory Measurement of Impact Sound Transmission through


Floor Ceiling Assemblies using the Tapping Machine .

)129(

14

15

16

17

. CP 3 , Chapter III Sound Insulation and Noise Reduction British Standards


. Harris , Handbook of Noise Control McGraw Hill .
. Ginn , K . B . ,Architectural Acoustics Bruel and Kjaer , Denmark .
. Parkin , P . H , Humphreys , H . R , and Cowell , J . R .
Acoustic , Noise and Buildings
Faber and Faber , London .

18 . McGuinness , W . J . Stein , B . ,and Reynolds ,


Mechanical and Electrical Equipment for Buildings .
John Wiley and Sons

19 . Building Research Station Digest 143


Sound Insulation : Basic Principles BRE , England .


20 . Selected Belguim Standards on Acoustics .
nstitut Belga De Normalisation .

21 . Measurements in Building Acoustics .

22 . Occupational Safety and Health , Subpart D , Occupational Health and


Environmental Controls .
U . S . Department of Labor .

)130(

1 .ISO , Part III , Laboartory Measurements of Airbornes Sound Insulation of Building


Elements .

2 . ISO , Part IV , Field Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation Between Rooms .

3 .ISO 140 , Part V Field Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation of Facade


Elements and Facads .

4 . ISO 140 , Part VI Laboratory Measurements of Impact Sound Insulation of Floors .

5 . ISO 140 , Part VII , Field Measurements of Impact Sound Insulation of Floors .

6 .ISO 140 , Part VIII , Laboratory Measurements of the Reduction of Transmited


Impact Noise by Floor coverings on a Standard Floor .

7 . ISO 354 Measurement of Absorption Coefficient in a Reverberation Room

8 . ISO 3382 Measurement of Reverberation Time in Auditoria .

9 . Parkin , P . H .,Humphreys H . R , and Cowell , J . R . Acoustic , Noise Buildings


Faber and Faber , London .

10 . BS 2750 , Part 1 Recommendations for Laboratories

11 . BS 2750 , Part 2 Statement of Precision Requirements .


12 . BS 2750 , Part 3 Laboratory Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation of
Building Elements .

13 . BS 2750 , Part 4 , Field Measurement of Airborne Sound Insulation Between


Rooms .

)131(

14 . BS 2750 , Part 5 Field Measurements of Airborne Sound Insulation of Facade


Elements and Facades: .

15 . BS 2750 , Part 6 Laboratory Measurements of Impact Sound Insulation of Floors .

16 . BS 2750 , Part 7 Field Measurements of Impact Sound Insulation of Floors .

17 . BS 2750 , Part 8 Laboratory Measurement of the Reduction of Transmitted Impact


Noise by Floor Coverings on a Standard Floor .

18 . BS 3638 Method for the Measurement of Sound Absorption Coefficients in a


Reverberation Room .

)132(

(SI Units)

'

"

2
N

/2

/2

)133(

9,81

9,81

9,81

0,0981

9,81

9,81

0,102

0,102 .

0,102 /

20 ,10 /

0,102 /

0,102 /

)134(

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.

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