Key Performance Parameters for Indoor Multi-Sport Use

Below is a polished English presentation of the technical values retained from your article and expressed in a more internationally familiar format.

Shock absorption

  • 40%–55%

This range is well above the baseline commonly referenced for general-purpose sports surfaces and provides a balanced level of cushioning for both:

  • higher-load activities such as football and basketball
  • lower-load recreational or fitness use

Vertical deformation

  • 5–8 mm

This range helps balance:

  • underfoot comfort
  • force return
  • movement stability

It prevents the surface from feeling overly hard for general users while avoiding the excessive softness that can interfere with performance-oriented movement.

Ball rebound

  • ≥90%

This supports multi-sport functionality, especially for activities where predictable ball response is important. It allows the surface to remain relevant not only for football-style play but also for broader recreational ball-sport use in indoor halls.

Anti-static performance

  • Surface resistivity: 10^6 to 10^9 Ω

This range is suitable for reducing static build-up in enclosed indoor facilities and helps limit dust adhesion to the surface.

Noise reduction

  • Impact sound reduction: ≥15 dB

This is a meaningful performance feature for indoor arenas, especially where multiple programs operate in neighboring spaces or where acoustic comfort affects perceived venue quality.

VOC / indoor air quality

  • TVOC emissions: ≤0.18 mg/(m³·h)
  • Odor rating: ≤3.0
  • Heavy metal migration: ≤0.3 mg/kg
  • Formaldehyde, benzene, toluene: not detected

These values support a healthier indoor environment, where low odor and low emissions are especially important.

Abrasion resistance

  • Abrasion index: 6,500 cycles
    (ASTM D3884 reference in your source text)

This level supports long-term use in busy indoor venues subject to repeated daily traffic and mixed programming.

Hydrophobic stain resistance

  • Water contact angle: ≥90°

This contributes to easier cleaning and better short-term stain resistance for beverage spills and daily usage marks.

Fiber pull-out resistance

  • Pull-out force: ≥35 N

A high tuft-bind value helps maintain long-term surface integrity even during deep cleaning or repeated movement stress.

Friction / traction

  • Dry friction coefficient: 0.60–0.80
  • Wet friction coefficient: ≥0.50

These values support safe movement both in normal dry operation and after cleaning or incidental moisture exposure.


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