Method for making a sound reducing panel with resistive layer having structural property and resulting panel
OwnerRobert Andre, Alain Porte +1inventors
InventorsRobert Andre, Alain Porte, Herve Batard
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OwnerRobert Andre, Alain Porte +1inventors
InventorsRobert Andre, Alain Porte, Herve Batard
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A process for the production of an acoustical attenuating panel comprises emplacing on a mold a layer (1′a) with structural properties constituted by filaments (7, 8) pre-impregnated with a thermoplastic or thermosetting resin, by draping, winding or wrapping, such that the layer has an open surface quantity of about 30% of the total surface of the exposed layer, emplacing from above the layer with structural properties a layer (1′b) with acoustical properties constituted by a microporous cloth of a thickness of about one tenth of that of the layer with structural properties, then emplacing a cellular structure (2) and a reflector (3) with if desired the addition of an adhesive (5, 6) between the components, at least one step of baking in an autoclave being practiced at the end of at least one of the above-mentioned emplacing steps.
Process for the production of an acoustical attenuating panel comprising a cellular structure (2) covered on one side with a reflector (3) and on the other side with an acoustically resistive layer (1, 1′, 1″) with two components receptively with an acoustical property and with a structural property, characterized in that it consists:
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