EP1182642B1 - Resonanzplatte in Faserverbund-Bauweise - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to a resonance panel in fiber composite construction, containing at least one of long fibers and carrier material existing fiber coating, for use for an acoustic Music instrument, in particular a stringed instrument.
- the invention is also applicable to others having a resonant body or soundboard provided acoustic musical instruments (such as Guitars and pianos) can be used to advantage.
- structures in fiber composite construction usually consist of long fibers, preferably oriented in certain directions, and a carrier or matrix material, which is generally a duroplastic or thermoplastic is.
- the invention is an epoxy resin system.
- the invention is therefore the object of a resonance plate to create in fiber composite construction, compared to excellent, in traditional construction manufactured solid wood resonance panels a significantly improved acoustic quality has.
- the resonance plate according to the invention is intended in particular Maintaining the familiar and desired timbre of a Solid wood resonance panel a much higher sound power exhibit.
- the invention is based on the following considerations and To attempt:
- the cause of the sound radiation of the instrument are its natural vibrations.
- the frequencies and vibration modes of the natural vibrations decisively determine the timbre of the instrument.
- the formation of the natural vibrations is in turn dependent on certain material properties, among which the anisotropy of the wood has an outstanding importance.
- Anisotropy is the directional dependence of the physical properties of a material.
- the anisotropy of the speed of sound of the longitudinal waves ie the ratio of the speed of sound in the longitudinal direction to the speed of sound in the transverse direction of the fiber path, is about 4: 1 in spruce wood and is therefore very pronounced.
- the speed of sound in the direction of the fiber which is about four times greater than the speed of sound transverse to the fiber, is due to the higher longitudinal stiffness of the spruce wood.
- the high stiffness in the fiber longitudinal direction also appears useful due to the large forces occurring in this direction (due to the string tension).
- the conventional string instrument shows a very good agreement of the anisotropy of the speed of sound with the technical outline contours (length to width), which are also in the order of 4: 1.
- Cibration level of the natural vibrations Decisive for the sound radiation of the instrument are the Vibration level of the natural vibrations. They depend on the vibrating mass of the soundboard, its acoustic significance resulting from the following relationship:
- the vibration resistance (so-called impedance), which the resonance plate of the through Produced string vibrations, opposing stimulating alternating force, is the larger, the higher the vibrating mass of the resonance plate is.
- To high vibration speeds (so-called. Fast) the Resonance plate and thus the most effective sound radiation to achieve the instrument is, given a stimulus lowest possible vibration resistance and thus one possible low oscillating mass required.
- the invention therefore proceeds a fundamentally different way to reduce the anisotropy of the Fiber composite construction produced resonant plate in the to realize the required manner.
- the formulated in the feature of claim 1 condition of a single-layer and at the same time multidirectional fiber coating defines a Fasergelege that changes its fiber direction in a single layer.
- the fibers of individual fiber groups have - according to claim 4 - a similar direction, so are "combed” oriented. It is therefore not a random fiber layer in which the fibers are also arranged in a multi-directional manner; whereas, however, in the case of the random fiber coating, the individual fibers are mixed, ie randomly arranged, in the fiber coating according to the invention, the individual fibers form fiber-grouped, linear fiber patterns through the "combed” arrangement. This is exemplified in FIGS. 1 to 3.
- the term “single-ply” does not exclude that individual fibers can overlap to some extent due to their small cross-section within the matrix system in which they are embedded. Such fiber overlays of a single-layer fiber coating can usually not be avoided, even when prepregs are used, because the fibers always have a certain freedom of movement during the liquefaction phase of the matrix system until it finally hardens. Rather, the term “single-ply” defines that a multilayer structure is provided, as it is given in the conventional, cross and / or layered structure by a plurality of superimposed fiber coatings or fiber fabric.
- the resonator plate according to the invention thus makes it possible to use instruments to build that in terms of listening habits (Klangmaschineempfinden) the conventional, made of solid wood Instruments, but with regard to their acoustic characteristics Efficiency far superior to traditional instruments are.
- a preparation of the fiber coating according to claims 1 to 8 can basically be done by different methods.
- a Possibility is given by hand laminating the core plate. Although this method requires only a small investment But it is time consuming and less reproducible than others Method.
- a so-called prepreg (English: pre-impregnated fibers) introduces i.d.R. thermoplastic or Thermosetting carrier material (matrix) preimpregnated semi-finished product It offers the advantage that the very complex impregnation process the fibers with the matrix resin from the actual coating of the Core plate is carried out separately. This one for the quality and the property profile of the later fiber composite material very important process is controlled on a prepreg plant under and reproducible conditions [s.
- a thin solid wood layer (preferably of spruce or maple wood) occupying the entire surface of the resonator plate is preferably applied to both sides of the core plate in order to additionally increase the overall bending strength of the plate in the non-fiber composite plate regions. Since the fiber coating, especially in the preferred use of carbon fibers, has a very high density, is saved by the feature of the partial coating according to claims 5 and 9 oscillating mass to a considerable extent and thus significantly increases the sound radiation of the inventive resonance plate.
- the Multidirectional fiber coating in said, statically strong loaded partial areas to perform multiple layers.
- the Associated (although unwanted) increase in the oscillating mass is due to the Feature of only partial fiber composite coating of Core plate 1 compensated.
- the direction changes 6 of the fibers 2 of the multidirectional Fiber course are shown in Fig. 1 to 3. These Directional changes may be abrupt, as seen in FIG. This is the case when the fiber coating according to claim 5 the shape of individual strips 3 or separated from each other Zones 4 has. In subregions 5 is the fiber coating recessed by - according to claim 5 - only on at least one Part of the core plate 1, the fiber coating 2 is provided. Fiber properties, such as yarn count or yarn thickness, are according to Claim 6 on the total surface of the fiber coating different (cf., in Fig.1a denoted by 7 different fibers of two zones).
- Fig. 1a represents a surface segment of Fiber coating according to the invention, which consists of many individual, separated, "patchwork-like" on the core plate applied (in the example shown unidirectional) zones 4 consists. Although the individual zones have one by themselves unidirectional fiber flow. Regarding a common Reference axis, however, take the zones 4 fiber longitudinal directions different angles. This is in the totality of Fiber coating a multidirectional, single-layered Fiber coating realized.
- Fig. 1b shows - the example of a Embodiment of the invention for use for Stringed Instruments - the realization of the single-layer, multidirectional fiber coating by individual (im illustrated embodiment unidirectional) different Oriented strips 3, which depending on the position with L1 to L6 are designated and occupy larger portions of the total area.
- L1, L3 and L5 solid lines
- L2, L4 and L6 dashed lines
- the Bottom the fiber shape of the Top off the grain of the underside.
- a Stiffening in the transverse direction is achieved here in the middle part and although not by the conventional, crosswise layer structure several laminates, but by the deviation between the Fiber course on the top and the bottom of the Core plate 1.
- the top and bottom of the core plate are in all Always provide areas only with a single-layer fiber coating.
- Zones 4 are production-technical overlaps allowed and intended.
- the preferred embodiment has no abrupt, but as in FIGS. 2 and 3 show continuous direction changes 6. Both in this case, and in the case of the illustrated in Fig. 1 abrupt changes in fiber direction, the fiber regions are "combed” oriented, the individual fibers thus form common fiber patterns.
- the Fiber coating different fiber shares per unit area on, as in Fig. 3 by areas 8 of increased fiber density (Fiber content per unit area) and areas 9 reduced Fiber density is illustrated. This allows mass coating (mass per unit area) as well as strength properties Loading directions and natural modes of the resonance plate be better adapted than at a constant fiber density.
- the multiple change in direction of the fibers creates a "shut-off" effect such that a stiffening portion of the fiber coating is also achieved transversely to the longitudinal direction of the resonance plate.
- This "blocking effect” which is illustrated in FIG. 3 at a point by way of the fiber course deviating from the longitudinal direction (direction of the line 11) of the resonance plate (direction of the line 10), is provided in the preferred embodiment of the resonance plate.
- the transverse stiffness of the resonance plate is selectively increased in some areas.
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Darüber hinaus zeigt sich beim herkömmlichen Streichinstrument eine sehr gute Übereinstimmung der Anisotropie der Schallgeschwindigkeit mit den spieltechnisch bedingten Umrißproportionen (Länge zu Breite), die ebenfalls in der Größenordnung von 4:1 liegen.
Dies wird - exemplarisch für eine Geige - durch folgendes Zahlenbeispiel anschaulich: Die durchschnittliche Gesamtmasse einer herkömmlichen, aus Fichtenholz gefertigen Geigendecke liegt zwischen 60 und 75 Gramm. Geometriegleiche Resonanzplatten aus Faserverbund-Werkstoff liefern in Abhängigkeit von der Anzahl der aufgebrachten Faserbeschichtungen (bei Faserbeschichtungen mit einem Flächengewicht von 100 g/m2) folgende Gesamtmassen:
- Bei je einer Faserbeschichtung auf Ober- und Unterseite der Kernplatte: 46 Gramm Gesamtmasse der Resonanzplatte.
- Bei je zwei Faserbeschichtungen auf Ober- und Unterseite der Kernplatte: 68 Gramm Gesamtmasse der Resonanzplatte.
- Bei je drei Faserbeschichtungen auf Ober- und Unterseite der Kernplatte: 91 Gramm Gesamtmasse der Resonanzplatte.
Der Begriff "einlagig" schließt nicht aus, daß sich einzelne Fasern aufgrund ihres geringen Querschnitts innerhalb des Matrixsystems, in das sie eingebettet sind, zu einem gewissen Anteil überlagern können. Solche Faserüberlagerungen einer einlagigen Faserbeschichtung sind i.d.R. fertigungstechnisch - selbst bei Verwendung von Prepregs - nicht zu vermeiden, denn die Fasern haben während der Verflüssigungsphase des Matrixsystems bis zu dessen endgültigem Aushärten stets eine gewisse Bewegungsfreiheit. Vielmehr grenzt der Begriff "einlagig" aus, daß ein mehrlagiger Aufbau vorgesehen ist, wie er beim herkömmlichen, kreuz- und/oder schichtweisen Aufbau durch mehrere übereinander liegende Faserbeschichtungen oder Fasergewebe gegeben ist.
In den nicht mit Faserverbund beschichteten Teilbereichen werden die Festigkeitseigenschaften der Resonanzplatte, insbesondere bei der vorzugsweisen Verwendung von Balsaholz als Kernplattenmaterial, von der Kernplatte selbst aufgebracht. Darüber hinaus wird vorzugsweise auf beide Seiten der Kernplatte je eine die Gesamtfläche der Resonanzplatte einnehmende, dünne Vollholzschicht (vorzugsweise aus Fichten- oder Ahornholz) aufgebracht, um die Gesamtbiegefestigkeit der Platte in den nicht mit Faserverbund versehenen Plattenbereichen zusätzlich zu erhöhen. Da die Faserbeschichtung, insbesondere bei der vorzugsweisen Verwendung von Kohlefasern, eine sehr hohe Dichte aufweist, wird durch das Merkmal der Teilbeschichtung gemäß der Ansprüche 5 und 9 schwingende Masse in erheblichem Umfang eingespart und damit die Schallabstrahlung der erfindunggemäßen Resonanzplatte wesentlich erhöht.
Auch bei den Ausführungsbeispielen mit kontinuierlicher Richtungsänderung 6 (Fig. 2 und 3) kann es zweckmäßig sein, dass - wie in Anspruch 7 formuliert - der Faserverlauf auf der Oberseite vom Faserverlauf auf der Unterseite der Kernplatte abweicht.
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- Resonanzplatte in Faserverbund-Bauweise für akustische Musikinstrumente, insbesondere zur Verwendung als zumindest eine der beiden Resonanzplatten des Resonanzkörpers von Streichinstrumenten, bestehend aus einer Kernplatte (1) und einer im Bereich wenigstens einer der beiden Außenseiten der Kernplatte vorgesehenen Faserbeschichtung (2) aus Langfasern, die in ein Trägermaterial eingebettet sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Faserbeschichtung (2) einlagig und zugleich multidirektional ist.
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß in zumindest einer Faserbeschichtung der Faseranteil pro Flächeneinheit über die Gesamtfläche unterschiedlich verteilt ist.
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß wenigstens ein Teil der Fasern Richtungsänderungen (6) aufweisen.
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Fasern von einzelnen Fasergruppen eine gleichartige Richtung aufweisen.
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Faserbeschichtung (2) nur auf wenigstens einem Teilbereich wenigstens einer Außenseite der Kernplatte vorgesehen ist, wobei die Faserbeschichtung (2) dabei vorzugsweise die Form einzelner Streifen (3) oder einzelner voneinander getrennter Zonen (4) aufweist.
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Fasereigenschaften, wie Garnfeinheit oder Garndicke, über die Gesamtfläche der Faserbeschichtung unterschiedlich sind (7).
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß der Verlauf der Fasern der Faserbeschichtung (2) auf der Oberseite der Kernplatte (1) vom Verlauf der Fasern auf der Unterseite der Kernplatte (1) abweicht.
- Resonanzplatte nach Anspruch 1 dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß zusätzlich zur Faserbeschichtung in wenigstens einem Teilbereich der Gesamtfläche der Resonanzplatte eine dünne Dämpfungsschicht (12) vorgesehen ist.
- Resonanzplatte in Faserverbund-Bauweise für akustische Musikinstrumente, insbesondere zur Verwendung als zumindest eine der beiden Resonanzplatten des Resonanzkörpers von Streichinstrumenten, bestehend aus einer Kernplatte (1) und einer im Bereich wenigstens einer der beiden Außenseiten der Kernplatte vorgesehenen Faserbeschichtung (2) aus Langfasern, die in ein Trägermaterial eingebettet sind, dadurch gekennzeichnet, daß die Faserbeschichtung multidirektional und zugleich nur auf wenigstens einem Teilbereich wenigstens einer Außenseite der Kernplatte (1) vorgesehen ist, wobei die Faserbeschichtung (2) dabei vorzugsweise die Form einzelner Streifen (3) oder einzelner voneinander getrennter Zonen (4) aufweist.
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