Integrated acoustic decoupling in a habitation module
AssigneeAirbus Operations GmbH
InventorsTobias Gauggel, Martin Geldien, Markus Klingseis, Christian Wesselink
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Abstract
According to an exemplary embodiment of the invention, a combined habitation module for the crew of an aircraft is provided, which habitation module comprises two monument units that are separated from each other by a gap such that acoustic decoupling of the two monument units from each other is provided. In this way noise propagation within the habitation module may be prevented to a large extent.
Claims15
A combined habitation module for a crew of an aircraft, the habitation module comprising:
- a first monument unit for accommodating a first crew member;
- a second monument unit for use by a second crew member;
- wherein the first monument unit is at least partly arranged above the second monument unit;
- wherein the first monument unit is separated from the second monument unit by a gap so that acoustic decoupling between the first and the second monument units is provided;
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- wherein the first monument unit and the second monument unit are affixed on a shared base area when installed in the aircraft.
A method for providing a habitation module in an aircraft, comprising the steps of:
- arranging a first monument unit for accommodating a first crew member;
- arranging a second monument unit for use by a second crew member;
- affixing the first monument unit and the second monument unit on a shared base area when installed in the aircraft;
- wherein the first monument unit is at least partly arranged above the second monument unit;
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- wherein the first monument unit is separated from the second monument unit by a gap so that acoustic decoupling between the first and the second monument units is provided.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.