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    • 41. 发明授权
    • Fluid-impervious acoustic suppression panel
    • 流体不透水声抑制面板
    • US4130175A
    • 1978-12-19
    • US779776
    • 1977-03-21
    • Horst W. W. Hehmann
    • Horst W. W. Hehmann
    • G10K11/16G10K11/04
    • G10K11/16Y10T428/24149Y10T428/24322Y10T428/31725
    • An acoustic suppression panel is provided with a perforated plate covering a layer of a bulk absorber. A flexible, fluid-impervious membrane is placed between the plate and the bulk absorber, and supported in a manner so as to permit the membrane to become essentially acoustically transparent. An acoustically hard backing plate is disposed adjacent the bulk absorber, the backing plate being provided with perforations to allow pressure equalization for flight applications. A facing sheet of sintered metal covers the perforated plate to provide an aerodynamically continuous flow surface for the plate which is highly resistant to foreign object impact.
    • 声抑制面板设置有覆盖体吸收体层的多孔板。 柔性的,不透液体的膜被放置在板和块体吸收体之间,并以这样一种方式被支撑,以允许膜变得基本上在声学上是透明的。 声学上坚硬的背板邻近体吸收体设置,背板设置有穿孔以允许飞行应用的压力均衡。 烧结金属板的表面覆盖多孔板以提供用于板的空气动力学连续流动表面,其高度抵抗异物冲击。
    • 48. 发明授权
    • Sound attenuation material
    • 声衰减材料
    • US4056161A
    • 1977-11-01
    • US627278
    • 1975-10-30
    • Ralph W. Allen, Jr.
    • Ralph W. Allen, Jr.
    • B29C43/28B29C43/48G10K11/16G10K11/04
    • G10K11/168B29C2043/483B29C43/28B29C43/48B29K2105/06B29K2995/0002B29L2031/3041
    • The sound attenuation material disclosed in this application comprises, in its basic aspects, an outer layer, a sound absorption layer, and a sound barrier layer disposed between the sound absorption layer and outer layer and bonding them together.Over the years there have been developed a number of compositions, and laminated and coated articles, for use as vibration dampening and sound attenuation means. One such a sound and shock absorbing means is in the form of an adhesive tape and is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 3,217,832. The tape is manufactured by coating a woven webbing of plastic material such as nylon with a viscoelastic, tacky, filled composition comprising, inter alia, polybutene, petroleum oil, and barytes. The density of the composition is increased if vibration dampening is of prime importance and decreased for better sound absorption.In U.S. Pat. No. 3,265,154 there is disclosed an acoustical panel comprising a first and second layer of sound absorbing material of different densities, each comprising glass fibers bonded together. The outer layer is provided with dimples and serves also as a decorative layer in certain applications. A septum layer, e.g., of metal foil or plastic screen, is disclosed to be provided between the sound absorbing layers where it is desired to provide even greater sound absorption qualities to the sound absorption layers.An acoustic foam panel is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,196,975 comprising a flexible polyurethane foam having both open and closed cells. In some instances, as disclosed, a preformed plastic facing sheet is laminated to the acoustic foam layer.The invention disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,298,457 is an acoustical barrier treatment. In accordance with that invention, a structural sheet metal member, which is subject to high intensity acoustic vibration from a source located to one side of the member, has applied thereto an adherent first layer of relatively stiff viscoelastic material having a Young's modulus of elasticity that is substantially less than that of the metal sheet. To the outer surface of the first layer is adhered a second layer of a relatively soft, compliant material having a modulus of elasticity that is substantially less than that of the first layer and having dispersed or suspended therein particulate material of high density.In U.S. Pat. No. 3,489,242 there is disclosed an acoustical panel comprising viscoelastic material filled with dense particulate material. The viscoelastic material can be any viscoelastic polymeric material capable of being compounded with the particulate solid as defined. There are a number of polymers disclosed including natural or synthetic rubbers such as nitrile rubber, vinyl or vinylidene chloride copolymers, and polyurethane elastomers, and EPDM polymers such as ethylene/propylene/nonconjugated diene in which the diene is 1.4 hexadiene, dicylopentadiene, 5 methylene-2-norbornene or 5-ethylidene-2-norbornene. The filled viscoelastic material is applied to a substrate to be damped and functions not only to dampen vibrations but also as a sound transmission barrier.The invention in U.S. Pat. No. 3,424,270 involves a viscoelastic sound-blocking material with filler of high density particles. The viscoelastic material can be, for example, a polyvinyl chloride plastisol. Among the fillers disclosed is barium sulfate (barytes). Various laminated products can be made wherein a dense viscoelastic cores is backed on one side with, e.g., mineral fibers or particle board, and on the other side with a thin facing of, e.g., vinyl film or decorative wood veneer. The structures provided are characterized, according to the disclosure, by excellent sound transmission loss.In U.S. Pat. No. 3,909,488, which issued on Sept. 30, 1975 and is assigned to Tillotson Corporation, the assignee of the present invention, there is disclosed a highly filled vinyl plastisol composition which, among other uses, can be employed to form tile such as wall tile used for noise abatement. The disclosure of this patent is herein incorporated by reference.While many of the sound attenuating materials disclosed heretofore, as exemplified by the above patents, provide satisfactory performance in certain applications, none of them, of course, meet the requirements of vibration dampening and sound attenuation in all applications. This is because the requirements differ depending upon the particular environment, e.g., airplane, factory building, office, car, truck, etc.In more recent years, protection against the effects of occupational noise exposure has become of even more critical concern. Rules and regulations on permissible noise exposure have been established by the Occupation Safety and Health Act of 1970 (OSHA). Accordingly, the demand for sound attentuation means to reduce noise levels in various environments to an acceptable level has increased since these standards were established.SUMMARY OF THE INVENTIONThe present invention is a sound attenuation material which comprises, in its basic aspects, an outer layer, a sound absorption layer, and a sound barrier layer disposed between the sound absorption layer and outer layer and bonding them together.The outer layer in a more preferred embodiment is provided with reinforcing material so as to make the outer layer more wear resistant for some applications. It can also be provided with decorative features, if desired.The sound attenuation material of this invention will be found useful in a variety of applications; for example, in trucks or other vehicles in the floor, and side or roof panels to decrease noise levels in the cab, and as a pipe wrap.The sound attenuating material in some applications can, if desired, be provided with suitable pressure-sensitive adhesive on the exposed, or free side, of the sound absorption layer so that the material can be applied to, and will remain in relatively permanent contact with, some desired surface.Quite advantageously, the invention provides a three prong approach to control of unwanted sound or noise: first, random incident sound is absorbed by the sound absorption layer; secondly, unwanted sound is blocked by the sound barrier layer and results in reduced sound transmission; and thirdly, vibration in surfaces to which the material is applied is reduced thereby tending to further help to lower sound levels in the environment in which it is used.A further advantage in the use of sound attenuating material according to the invention is that the outer layer thereof permits the exposed surface of the material to be washed clean. Moreover, it permits the material to be used in relatively dusty areas in that it aids to prevent, as does the sound barrier layer, dust from the sound absorption layer which over a period of time could adversely affect its sound attenuation qualities.
    • 本申请中公开的声音衰减材料在其基本方面包括设置在吸声层和外层之间的外层,吸声层和隔音层,并将它们结合在一起。
    • 50. 发明授权
    • Multi-ply woven article having acoustical elements between double plies
    • 在双层之间具有声学元件的多层编织物
    • US3966013A
    • 1976-06-29
    • US507771
    • 1974-09-20
    • Donald M. HatchGeorge D. Lee
    • Donald M. HatchGeorge D. Lee
    • E04B1/84E04B1/86G10K11/04
    • E04B1/86E04B2001/8423E04B2001/8428E04B2001/8471E04B2001/8476Y10T428/24149Y10T428/24157Y10T428/24165Y10T428/24182Y10T428/24744
    • A multi-ply woven article has elements positioned within pockets formed by double plies of the article to provide the article with desirable acoustical properties as well as considerable strength and rigidity. The double plies may comprise a generally parallel pair of rib plies which extend between the opposite faces of the article in generally zig zag fashion to form a plurality of intermediate rib portions, or a pair of generally parallel, spaced apart face plies forming each of the opposite faces of the article, or both. Some of the pockets formed by the double plies are filled with acoustical elements having a selected number of holes of appropriate size so as to pass sound waves therethrough at a controlled rate, while still other pockets are filled with non-acoustical elements which are generally impervious to sound waves. By appropriate location of the acoustical and non-acoustical elements the article is effectively provided with a plurality of chambers which trap and dissipate sound wave energy entering from outside the article.
    • 多层编织物具有定位在由制品的双层形成的袋内的元件,以使制品具有期望的声学性质以及相当大的强度和刚性。 双层可以包括大致平行的一对肋层,其以大致Z字形的方式在制品的相对面之间延伸,以形成多个中间肋部分,或一对大体上平行的间隔开的面层,形成每个 物品的相对面,或两者。 由双层形成的一些口袋填充有具有选定数量的适当尺寸的孔的声学元件,以便以受控的速率通过声波,同时还有其他口袋填充有通常不透过的非声学元件 到声波。 通过声学和非声学元件的适当位置,制品被有效地设置有多个室,其捕获并消散从制品外部进入的声波能量。