Acoustics – Auditorium
Patent
1973-08-15
1976-06-01
Gonzales, John
Acoustics
Auditorium
181 36A, 181 60, 181 71, 138 40, 29157R, 181 35C, F01N 110, B21D 5300
Patent
active
039602397
ABSTRACT:
The invention consists of provision of novel noise-silencing fluid-discharge devices which provide superior noise reduction. The devices comprise one or more flow-modifying elements which are made by rolling and compacting knitted metal wire mesh fabric. A preferred embodiment of the invention is an air discharge nozzle which is characterized by a high air discharge velocity while simultaneously effecting a sharp reduction in noise.
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Frochaux Alain
Salerno Charles M.
Barry Wright Corporation
Gilbert Milton E.
Gonzales John
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