Sound absorbing structural element

Stock material or miscellaneous articles – Structurally defined web or sheet – Honeycomb-like

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181288, 296211, 296214, 428119, 428157, 428192, B32B 312, B32B 302

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044799926

ABSTRACT:
A sound insulating panel is provided having a support layer of honeycomb material, and a pair of covering layers, at least one of which is air-permeable. The support, honeycomb layer has a compressive strength greater than the compressive strength of each of the covering layers, in a direction transverse to the faces thereof, and has a tensile strength which is lesser, in the general direction parallel to the faces, than that each of the covering layers. The support layer is compacted over a part of its extent to a substantially closed layer of reduced thickness, this being, preferably, in the region of the border. A method of making an insulating construction element as described.

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