Acoustics – Sound-modifying means – Sound absorbing panels
Patent
1977-03-21
1978-12-19
Godici, N. P.
Acoustics
Sound-modifying means
Sound absorbing panels
181291, G10K 1104
Patent
active
041301757
ABSTRACT:
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.
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"Study and Tests to Reduce Compressor Sounds of Jet Aircraft", Technical Report DS-68-7, pp. II-61, II-62, II-212.
General Electric Company
Godici N. P.
Lampe, Jr. Robert C.
Lawrence Derek P.
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