Sound-absorbing cover
AssigneesSumitomo Riko Company Limited, Tokai Chemical Industries, Ltd.
InventorsKoji Tomiyama, Kazuyoshi Onishi, Yuhei Adachi, Kazuto Tanaka, Yasuo Suzuki, Hiroki Taguchi
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Abstract
A sound-absorbing cover comprises a first sound-absorbing layer and a second sound-absorbing layer made of foam, a first skin layer of the first sound-absorbing layer and a second skin layer of the second sound-absorbing layer are layered in a state of being made to face each other, and an air layer is provided between the facing surfaces of the first skin layer and the second skin layer. The rigidity of the first skin layer of the first sound-absorbing layer is different from the rigidity of the second skin layer of the second sound-absorbing layer.
Claims19
A sound-absorbing cover comprising:
- a first sound-absorbing layer having a first foam layer and a first skin layer integrally molded when the first foam layer is molded;
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- a second sound-absorbing layer having a second foam layer and a second skin layer integrally molded when the second foam layer is molded,
- wherein the first skin layer of the first sound-absorbing layer has a rigidity different from a rigidity of the second skin layer of the second sound-absorbing layer,
- the first sound-absorbing layer and the second sound-absorbing layer are layered in a state where the first skin layer and the second skin layer face each other, and
- the sound-absorbing cover further comprises an air layer between facing surfaces of the first skin layer of the first sound-absorbing layer and the second skin layer of the second sound-absorbing layer,
- wherein in a region where the air layer is formed, the first skin layer and the second skin layer are spaced apart from each other, and in a peripheral region outside the region in a plane direction of the air layer, the first sound-absorbing layer and the second sound-absorbing layer are integrated in abutting contact with each other, and
- wherein the first sound-absorbing layer has a ventilation resistance of 100000 to 1000000 Ns/m4, and the second sound-absorbing layer has a ventilation resistance of 100000 to 1000000 Ns/m4.
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