WO2009144404A2 - Panneau d'isolation acoustique - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to an acoustic insulation panel.
- This type of panel is used for the acoustic insulation of one medium with respect to another, for example between an engine and a cabin intended to receive passengers.
- These panels can be used in helicopters, airplanes, automobiles, buildings, or premises in which sound insulation is required.
- a first type comprises several thicknesses, the last of which is constituted by a covering panel or "facing panel". It is often difficult to fit the different thicknesses of materials together, especially when it comes to layers of glass wool or foam.
- this stack is constituted, its mechanical strength is generally insufficient to allow the attachment of other elements.
- acoustic systems comprising two rigid facing panels between which an acoustic insulating material is disposed.
- Such a system is for example described in WO 2007/080335.
- this solution has three main disadvantages: the rigidity provided by the second facing panel is not always sufficient to provide the rigidity required for the desired use.
- these acoustic systems have "troughs" of insulation at certain noise frequencies.
- the second facing panel does not significantly improve the absorption of noise, except to choose very thick facings, which can be unacceptable in terms of size, weight and cost.
- the invention aims to improve the acoustic insulation panels of the state of the art by providing a rigid insulation board, lightweight, and whose acoustic absorption performance is improved through the use of a mesh structure participating in the noise absorption function.
- the present invention relates to an acoustic insulation panel comprising two facing panels separated by a substantially flat solid structure and having two substantially plane and parallel faces, each of them being integral with a facing panel, said structure comprising through holes forming a mesh so that the mesh structure participates in the noise absorption function.
- the mesh structure may comprise, in addition, at least one acoustic absorbing material; the mesh structure may comprise at least one layer of acoustic absorbing material; the mesh structure may have polygonal meshes; the mesh structure may have square meshes; the mesh structure may have circular meshes; the meshes may have edges substantially perpendicular to the two substantially plane and parallel faces of the mesh structure; the cladding panels may be hollow; - An acoustic absorption pad may be disposed within at least one mesh of the mesh structure; said at least one acoustic absorption pad may comprise an acoustic absorbing material disposed in at least one layer parallel to the facing panels; the acoustic absorption pad may comprise a layer of a material and dimensions chosen to resonate at a determined frequency; the facing panels may have a breathing frequency, and the material and the dimensions of the acoustic absorption pad layer may be selected to substantially resonate with the breathing frequency; a plurality of pavers whose material and layer dimensions have been
- the invention also relates to an acoustic absorption block intended to be arranged in a mesh of a previous acoustic insulation panel, the block comprising at least one composite consisting of a first layer of acoustic absorbing material, on which is disposed a second layer of a material and dimensions selected to resonate substantially at a predetermined frequency, on which is disposed a third layer of acoustic absorbing material.
- the determined frequency may be substantially the breathing frequency of the facing panels of the acoustic insulation panel in which it is intended to be disposed; and the acoustic absorbing material may be chosen from melamine foam, polyurethane, glass wool, polyimides and fibrous materials.
- the material of the acoustic absorption pad layer chosen to resonate at a determined frequency may be chosen from aluminum, rubber, silicones, carbon-based composites, glass, an epoxy resin and a resin. phenolic.
- FIG. 1 a schematic perspective view of a panel of insulation according to the invention
- FIG. 2 a graph showing the effect of the mesh structure according to the invention on the attenuation efficiency of a panel as a function of different noise frequencies
- Figure 3 is a schematic perspective view of an additional noise attenuation device
- FIG. 4 a graph illustrating the effect of the additional acoustic absorption device of FIG. 3 on the noise absorption rate as a function of different noise frequencies
- FIGS. 5 and 6 are diagrammatic sectional views of an acoustic insulation panel according to the invention, a facing panel of which carries resonators for the absorption of determined noise frequencies.
- an insulation panel according to the invention is shown in FIG. 1. It comprises two facing panels 2 and 4 between which is disposed a substantially flat full-mesh structure 6 and having two substantially planar faces 7b, 7c. and parallel integral of the two facing panels 2 and 4.
- the mesh structure comprises at least one layer of an acoustic absorbent material, this layer being preferably arranged parallel to the facing panels.
- the mesh structure can be made of various materials, such as dense closed-cell foams.
- the mesh structure consists of at least one epoxy carbon composite three layers of four plies each, with polyurethane foam between each layer.
- the mesh structure is made of closed cell rubber foams having a density of 150 kilograms per cubic meter (kg / m 3 ). More generally, the mesh structure is chosen to have a density greater than 150 kg / m 3 and not exceeding 2000 kg / m 3 .
- the structure 6 comprises through holes 6a forming a mesh, the meshes 6a being preferably square. They thus have edges 7a substantially perpendicular to the faces 7b and 7c of the mesh structure and perpendicular to the facing panels 2 and 4 with which the faces 7b and 7c are integral.
- the presence of the preceding mesh structure between two facing panels improves the acoustic absorption by the panel according to the invention (dashed line 8) with respect to a panel of known type (continuous line). 9) constituted by two facing panels between which there is an air gap.
- This improvement can be up to 168% for a frequency noise of 1600Hz. Indeed, when an insulation board of known type absorbs 25 decibels at 1600 Hz, a panel 1 according to the invention absorbs about 42 decibels.
- an additional acoustic absorption device may be arranged inside one or more meshes of the grid structure, and preferably all the meshes of the structure, in order to improve the performances. absorption of sound insulation board.
- Such a device may consist of any known acoustic absorbent material.
- FIG. 3 A preferred embodiment of such an additional acoustic absorption device according to the invention is shown in FIG. 3. It consists of an acoustic absorption pad 12 comprising two layers 14-16 of acoustic absorbing material, between which is provided a layer 18 of a material and dimensions selected to resonate substantially at a predetermined frequency.
- This frequency is preferably the breathing frequency of the facing panels 2 and 4 (see FIG. 1).
- the breathing frequency of the two facing panels 2 and 4 is the frequency at which the sound insulation board attenuates the noise the least.
- This frequency, for a double wall, is calculated as follows:
- - po is the density of the air
- psi and ps2 are the surface density of each of the facing panels; it is the speed of sound in the air
- d is the distance between the two facing panels. This frequency corresponds to a lower absorption of noise.
- FIG. 4 where it can be observed that an acoustic insulation panel according to the invention comprising two facing panels and a mesh structure (continuous line 20) has a quality less noise attenuation for noise frequencies of approximately
- the Applicant has found that, by filling the meshes of the mesh structure with acoustic absorbing material in which is disposed a layer of a material and dimension chosen to resonate with the frequency band of the facing panels, the absorption performance sound absorption panel do not decrease and are compensated by the pavers. This is illustrated in Figure 4.
- Two identical acoustic absorption panels have been constructed and include: a first two-ply 0.6 mm thick epoxy glass facing panel and a second 0.6 mm thick polychloroprene facing panel, and 18 mm high flat mesh structure interposed between the two facing panels.
- the mesh structure is carbon-epoxy composite three layers of four plies each, a layer of polyurethane foam being interposed between two layers of carbon-epoxy composite.
- the mesh structure has a height h of 18 mm, square meshes of about
- width I of the faces 7b and 7c is adapted to allow effective fixing of the facing panels.
- this width I is between 1 to 20 millimeters.
- each acoustic absorption block comprises a first layer of 9 mm of melamine (the layer 14 of FIG. 3), a layer of 0.5 mm of aluminum thickness (layer 18 of the Figure 3) and a second layer of melamine 6 mm thick.
- the whole is glued on the face of the epoxy glass veneer panel.
- the aluminum layer 0.5 mm thick resonates at about 650 Hz.
- the circle C1 of FIG. 4 shows the effect, on the attenuation groove around the resonance frequency, of acoustic absorption blocks in a panel according to the invention, with respect to the same panel without said blocks.
- the material and dimensions of the layer 18 may be chosen to resonate at a specific frequency different from the resonant frequency.
- the acoustic insulation panel according to the invention comprises at least one acoustic resonator comprising an opening in a facing panel 2 facing one of the holes. 6a forming the mesh of the structure 6.
- the resonator allows to absorb a specific wavelength and, preferably, the wavelength of respiration.
- the length of neck E and the diameter D of the opening of each resonator are chosen according to the wavelength to be absorbed.
- a second embodiment illustrated in FIG. 6, consists in producing openings 30c in a thickness facing panel E 2 . 3Od in which are inserted tubes 31, 32 of length E 3 , E 4 and diameter D 3 , D 4 adapted.
- E 3 is lower E 2
- E 4 is greater than E 2 .
- the openings are of circular section, but other forms could be envisaged.
- each through-hole 6a of the structure 6 Preferably, several previous resonators 30 are disposed opposite each through-hole 6a of the structure 6.
- the two facing panels 2-4 may carry resonators.
- the meshes can be of different shapes: polygonal shapes (hexagon or octagon for example) or circular; the facing panels can be hollow to lighten the acoustic insulation panel. In this case, the breathing phenomena can be increased, and it is then desirable to add acoustic absorption blocks in the mesh of the mesh structure; the mesh structure may have a density greater than 150 kg / m 3 , preferably between 150 and 2000 kg / m 3 , typically between 150 and 750 kg / m 3 ; - the mesh structure has a height between
- the mesh structure may be selected from a closed cell rubber foam, a thermoplastic material, wood, a composite material selected from the group consisting of epoxy glass and phenolic glass;
- the material of the facing panels may be chosen from epoxy glass, phenolic glass, polychloroprene, carbon-epoxy, aluminum, rubber and silicones;
- the acoustic absorbing material of the acoustic absorption block may be chosen from melamine foam, polyurethane, glass wool, polyimides and fibrous materials;
- the resonant material of the acoustic absorption block may be chosen from aluminum, rubber, silicones, carbon-based composites, glass, an epoxy resin and a phenolic resin.
- the thickness of the acoustic insulation panel can be chosen between 15 and 100 mm.
- the surface density of the facade panels influences the final performance. Thus, the higher the density of panels increases the better the noise attenuation. However, as the density of the panels increases, the respiration rate decreases.
- the acoustic insulation panel according to the invention has a significantly improved noise attenuation quality compared to acoustic insulation panels of the state of the art. It thus allows an acceptable absorption with a light panel comprising simply two panels of facings and a flat mesh structure.
- acoustic absorption blocks can be placed in the mesh of the structure. If rigidity is not a limiting factor, the mesh structure may simply consist of a foam with a density greater than or equal to 150 kg / m 3 and not exceeding 2000 kg / m 3 .
- Sound absorption pad 12 according to the present invention can be used to improve the effectiveness of acoustic insulation panels of the state of the art. It may, for example, be used in the panel according to WO 2007/080335 in place of the light granular material, or in the panel according to JP 1037341 between the rigid metal rods of the three-dimensional mesh structure disposed between the panels of FIG. facing.
- the panels according to the invention can be used preferentially in helicopter rear walls, helicopter ceilings or any other trim panel, aircraft trim panels, etc.
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PL09754054T PL2274740T3 (pl) | 2008-04-07 | 2009-04-06 | Panel wygłuszający |
EP09754054.6A EP2274740B1 (fr) | 2008-04-07 | 2009-04-06 | Panneau d'isolation acoustique |
CA2720841A CA2720841C (fr) | 2008-04-07 | 2009-04-06 | Panneau d'isolation acoustique |
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