Acoustics – Sound-modifying means – Housing or enclosure
Patent
1979-05-24
1980-08-05
Gonzales, John
Acoustics
Sound-modifying means
Housing or enclosure
B41J 2908
Patent
active
042157625
ABSTRACT:
An acoustical enclosure for isolating high-frequency noise produced by automatic business machines, such as typewriters and teletypes. A top paper-feed housing is removable and a midsection is hinged to permit access to the enclosed machine. An exhaust fan removes heated air from the enclosure and an air-intake lip at the front of the enclosure permits ambient-temperature air to be taken into the enclosure.
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Cunningham Donald R.
Sulewsky James E.
Fuller Benjamin R.
Gonzales John
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