Method and apparatus for wideband vibration damping of reinforce

Aeronautics and astronautics – Aircraft structure

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188268, 244119, 181208, 181290, B64C 106

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048282022

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for damping the vibration of a reinforced skin structure (e.g., the fuselage of an aircraft) over a wide frequency range (wideband) in order to reduce the vibration and transmitted noise, and improve the sonic fatigue life, of the structure is disclosed. Wide range damping is accomplished by viscoelastically attaching constraining elements, which can be continuous or segmented, to the skin and to the reinforcing members that support the skin. The viscoelastic attachment between the constraining elements and the reinforcing members directly damp the vibrations of the reinforcing members; and, the viscoelastic attachment between the constraining elements and the skin directly damp the vibrations of the skin. Further, the regions of the constraining elements extending between the regions viscoelastically attached to the reinforcing members and to the skin forms a coupling that allows the skin viscoelastic attachment to indirectly damp the vibrations of the reinforcing member and vice versa. Resonant vibrations due to skin bending, torsional and extensional modes (both cylindrical and panel) and reinforcing member bending, torsional, extensional and tuning fork modes, are all damped.

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