EP4128209A1 - Structure d'attenuation acoustique et son procede de fabrication - Google Patents
Structure d'attenuation acoustique et son procede de fabricationInfo
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to the general field of acoustic attenuation structures or panels. It relates more particularly to the acoustic attenuation structures used to reduce the noise produced in aircraft engines as well as in gas turbines or their exhaust.
- Acoustic attenuation structures typically consist of a plate or skin of acoustic surface permeable to the acoustic waves that it is desired to attenuate and of a reflective plate or solid skin called "closure plate", a cell body, such as a honeycomb or a porous structure, being disposed between these two walls.
- closure plate a reflective plate or solid skin
- a cell body such as a honeycomb or a porous structure
- acoustic attenuation structures are limited to simple cell shapes such as those of the alveoli of a conventional NIDA® type structure. Consequently, the acoustic performance obtained is limited to the absorption of a very narrow frequency range.
- the main aim of the present invention is therefore to provide an acoustic attenuation structure which does not have the aforementioned drawbacks.
- this aim is achieved by virtue of an acoustic attenuation structure comprising a complex acoustic phased array extending in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction and at least one acoustic skin covering one of the horizontal faces of the acoustic phased array panel.
- said complex acoustic phased array panel comprising a plurality of complex acoustic elements each having a gradually narrowing shape between a base and a top and a plurality of partitions surrounding each complex acoustic element so as to form a plurality of acoustic cells, said partitions extending in the vertical direction from the base of the complex acoustic elements, characterized in that the base of each complex acoustic element is in continuous contact with the base of the adjacent complex acoustic elements so as to form a continuous network of edges and in that one end moth of the partitions is in contact with the edges of the continuous network of edges.
- the acoustic attenuation structure of the invention is thus able to attenuate sound waves at lower frequencies and, consequently, over wider frequency ranges while having a reduced bulk.
- the maintenance of complex acoustic elements in position in the cells formed by the partitions is perfectly assured because the bases of the acoustic cells form a continuous network of edges in contact with the ends of the partitions, which prevents any risk of occurrence. of play in particular in the vertical direction.
- the tightness between the complex acoustic elements, the partitions and the acoustic skin is also thus perfectly controlled.
- the complex acoustic elements have a pyramidal, conical or spinal shape.
- At least the complex acoustic phased array is made of a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not. This makes it possible to control the overall mass of the structure because the complex acoustic elements can be formed by injection and have very thin thicknesses.
- the height of the complex acoustic elements is between 10% and 99% of the height of the acoustic cells in the vertical direction.
- the subject of the invention is also a method of manufacturing an acoustic attenuation structure comprising a complex acoustic phased array extending in a horizontal direction and a vertical direction and at least one acoustic skin covering one of the horizontal faces of the phased array panel.
- complex acoustic elements said complex acoustic phased array panel comprising a plurality of complex acoustic elements each having a shape gradually narrowing between a base and a top and a plurality of partitions surrounding each complex acoustic element so as to form a plurality of acoustic cells, said partitions extending in the vertical direction from the base of the complex acoustic elements, characterized in that at least the complex acoustic phased array panel is produced by injection of a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel is produced by injection-compression of a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not. As explained in detail below, injection-compression further reduces the wall thickness of complex acoustic elements.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel is produced by injection with control of the temperature of the tooling of a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not. As explained in detail below, injection-compression further reduces the wall thickness of complex acoustic elements.
- the method of the invention comprises making the plurality of partitions in one piece and assembling the complex acoustic phased array panel with the plurality of partitions.
- the plurality of complex acoustic elements being formed in a single piece within the complex acoustic phased array panel and the plurality of partitions also being formed in a single piece, the assembly between these elements is greatly facilitated by the self-positioning of the panels. complex acoustic elements with partitions.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel and the plurality of partitions are made in one piece by injecting a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not.
- the manufacture of the acoustic attenuation structure is greatly simplified here because the complex acoustic elements are already positioned relative to the partitions. All that remains is to fix the acoustic skin without risk of play and with a perfect seal.
- the acoustic attenuation structure further comprises a closing skin covering the horizontal face of the complex acoustic phased array panel opposite the horizontal face covered by the acoustic skin, the closing skin. and the plurality of partitions being formed in one piece, the method comprising assembling the complex acoustic phased array panel with the part bringing together the closing skin and the plurality of partitions.
- the manufacture of the acoustic attenuation structure is also simplified here because the partitions are integral with the skin, which allows self-positioning of the complex acoustic elements with the partitions.
- Figure 1 is a schematic exploded perspective view of an acoustic attenuation structure according to one embodiment of the invention
- Figure 2 is a schematic sectional view of the sound attenuation structure of Figure 1 once assembled
- Figure 3 is a schematic exploded perspective view of an acoustic attenuation structure according to another embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 4 is a schematic sectional view of the sound attenuation structure of Figure 3 once assembled
- Figure 5 is a schematic exploded perspective view of an acoustic attenuation structure according to another embodiment of the invention.
- Figure 6 is a schematic sectional view of the sound attenuation structure of Figure 5 when assembled.
- FIGS 1 and 2 show an acoustic attenuation structure 100 in accordance with one embodiment of the invention.
- the acoustic attenuation structure 100 here comprises an acoustic skin or plate 110, a complex acoustic phased array 120, a plurality of partitions 131 and a closure skin or plate 140.
- the closure skin 140 corresponds to a solid surface intended to reflect the sound waves entering the acoustic attenuation structure.
- the closing skin can be a constituent element of the acoustic attenuation structure as in the example described here or correspond to a structure of an object, for example an airplane engine. In the latter case, the acoustic attenuation structure of the invention does not include a closing skin and is directly mounted on the structure of the object.
- the function of the acoustic skin 110 is to pass the sound waves to be attenuated inside the acoustic attenuation structure 100.
- the acoustic skin 110 comprises a plurality of perforations 111.
- the complex acoustic phased array 120 is formed in one piece and extends in length and width in a horizontal direction D H and in height in a vertical direction Dv.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel comprises a plurality of complex acoustic elements 121 each having a shape gradually narrowing between a base 122 and a vertex 123.
- the complex acoustic elements 121 have a pyramidal shape.
- the base 122 of each complex acoustic element 121 is in continuous contact with the base of the adjacent complex acoustic elements so as to form a continuous network of edges 124.
- the plurality of partitions 131 is made in a single piece, namely a network of ribs 130 which, when assembled with the complex acoustic phased array 120, forms the partitions around the complex acoustic elements 121.
- the acoustic attenuation structure 100 is produced by assembling the complex acoustic phased array 120 with the plurality of partitions 131 in one piece, the upper edge 131a of the partitions 131 being fixed, for example by gluing. or welding, on the lower portion 122b of the bases 122 of the complex acoustic elements 121 (FIG. 2).
- the plurality of complex acoustic elements being formed in a single piece within the complex acoustic phased array panel and the plurality of partitions also being formed in a single piece, the assembly between these two elements is greatly facilitated by the self-positioning. complex acoustic elements with partitions.
- the closing skin 140 is fixed, for example by gluing or welding, on the lower edge 131b of the partitions 131 while the acoustic skin 110 is fixed, by gluing or welding, on the upper portion 122a of the bases 122 of the complex acoustic elements 121 corresponding to the exposed surface of the edges 124.
- the acoustic skin and the closing skin are each fixed on a perfectly flat support in the horizontal direction D H , which makes it possible to ensure a very good seal between the skin and the assembly of the complex acoustic phased array panel with the plurality of partitions.
- the attenuation structure 100 comprises a plurality of acoustic cells 150 each formed by a complex acoustic element 121 and the partitions 131 which surround it (FIG. 2).
- the height H121 of the acoustic cells 121 is less than the height H 150 of the acoustic cells 150. More precisely, the height H 12I of the acoustic cells is between 10% and 99% of the height H I50 of the acoustic cells in the vertical direction.
- Figures 3 and 4 show another embodiment of an acoustic attenuation structure of the invention which differs from the structure illustrated in Figures 1 and 2 in that the complex acoustic phased array panel and the plurality of partitions are formed. in one piece.
- the acoustic attenuation structure 200 here comprises an acoustic skin or plate 210, a complex acoustic phased array 220, a plurality of partitions 231 and a skin or closure plate 240.
- the closure skin 240 corresponds to a solid surface intended to reflect sound waves entering the sound attenuation structure.
- the closure skin can be a constituent element of the acoustic attenuation structure as in the example described here or correspond to a structure of an object, for example an aircraft engine. In the latter case, the acoustic attenuation structure of the invention does not have a closing skin and is directly mounted on the structure of the object.
- the function of the acoustic skin 210 is to allow the sound waves to be attenuated to pass inside the acoustic attenuation structure 200 and here comprises a plurality of perforations 211.
- the complex acoustic phased array 220 and the plurality of partitions 231 are formed together in a single piece which extends in length and in width in a horizontal direction D H and in height in a vertical direction.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel comprises a plurality of complex acoustic elements 221 each having a shape gradually narrowing between a base 222 and a vertex 223.
- the complex acoustic elements 221 have a pyramidal shape.
- the base 222 of each complex acoustic element 221 is in continuous contact with the base of the adjacent complex acoustic elements so as to form a continuous network of edges 224.
- the plurality of partitions 231 is formed by a network of ribs 230 which surround the complex acoustic elements 221.
- the upper edge 231a of the partitions 231 extends from the lower portion 222b of the bases 222 of the complex acoustic elements 221 in the vertical direction Dv ( Figure 4).
- the complex acoustic phased array panel is formed integrally with the plurality of partitions.
- the closing skin 240 is fixed, for example by gluing or welding, on the lower edge 231b of the partitions 231 while the acoustic skin 210 is fixed, by gluing or welding, on the upper portion 222a of the bases 222 of the complex acoustic elements 221 corresponding to the exposed surface of the edges 224.
- the acoustic skin and the closing skin are each fixed on a perfectly flat support in the horizontal direction D H , which makes it possible to ensure a very good seal between the skin and the skin. assembly of the complex acoustic phased array panel with the plurality of partitions.
- the attenuation structure 200 comprises a plurality of acoustic cells 250 each formed by a complex acoustic element 221 and the partitions 231 which surround it (FIG. 4).
- the height H221 of the complex acoustic elements 221 is less than the height H250 of the acoustic cells 250. More precisely, the height H221 of the complex acoustic elements is between 10% and 99% of the height H250 of the acoustic cells in the vertical direction.
- Figures 5 and 6 show another embodiment of an acoustic attenuation structure of the invention which differs from the structure illustrated in Figures 1 and 2 in that the plurality of partitions and the acoustic skin are formed in one. one piece. More precisely, the acoustic attenuation structure 300 here comprises an acoustic skin or plate 310, a complex acoustic phased array 320, a plurality of partitions 331 and a skin or closure plate 340.
- the closure skin 340 can be a constituent element of the acoustic attenuation structure as in the example described here or correspond to a structure of an object, for example an aircraft engine. In the latter case, the acoustic attenuation structure of the invention does not have a closing skin and is directly mounted on the structure of the object.
- the acoustic skin 310 here comprises a plurality of perforations 311 to pass the sound waves to be attenuated inside the acoustic attenuation structure 300.
- the complex acoustic phased array 320 is formed in one piece and extends in length and width in a horizontal direction D H and in height in a vertical direction Dv.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel comprises a plurality of complex acoustic elements 321 each having a shape gradually narrowing between a base 322 and a vertex 323.
- the complex acoustic elements 321 have a frustoconical shape.
- the base 322 of each complex acoustic element 321 is in continuous contact with the base of the adjacent complex acoustic elements so as to form a continuous network of edges 324.
- the plurality of partitions 331 and the closure skin 340 are made in one piece, a network of ribs 330 being present on the internal surface of the closure skin 340.
- the acoustic attenuation structure 300 is produced by assembling the complex acoustic phased array 320 with the part joining the plurality of partitions 331 and the closing skin 340, the upper edge 331a of the partitions 331 being fixed, for example by gluing or welding, on the lower portion 322b of the bases 322 of complex acoustic elements 321 ( Figure 6).
- the plurality of complex acoustic elements being formed in a single piece within the complex acoustic phased array panel and the plurality of partitions also being formed in one piece with the acoustic skin, the assembly between these two elements is greatly facilitated by the 'self-positioning of complex acoustic elements with partitions.
- the acoustic skin 310 is fixed, by gluing or welding, on the upper portion of the bases 322 of the complex acoustic elements 321 corresponding to the exposed surface of the edges 324.
- the acoustic skin is fixed on a perfectly flat support in the horizontal direction D H , which makes it possible to ensure a very good seal between the skins and the assembly of the complex acoustic phased array panel with the plurality of partitions.
- the attenuation structure 300 comprises a plurality of acoustic cells 350 each formed by a complex acoustic element 321 and the partitions 331 which surround it (FIG. 6).
- the height H321 of the complex acoustic elements 321 is less than the height H 350 of the acoustic cells 350. More precisely, the height H 32I of the complex acoustic elements is between 10% and 99% of the height H 350 of the acoustic cells depending on the direction vertical.
- the plurality of partitions can also be formed in one piece with the closing skin.
- the complex acoustic phased array is produced by injecting a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not. Injection manufacturing allows the overall mass of the structure to be controlled because the complex acoustic elements can be formed with very thin thicknesses, for example of the order of 1 mm.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel is produced by injection-compression of a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not. Injection-compression consists in injecting the material into an open mold. Thus, even if the material freezes, the channels are blocked less. When the material is distributed throughout the mold, it is completely closed (by a closing force) to get back to the right side. This makes it possible to obtain wall thicknesses for the complex acoustic phased array panel that are thinner than with a conventional injection process. In fact, according to the standard injection process, a hot material (temperature above the melting point) is injected into a "cold" mold at a temperature below the melting point (for example 250 ° C for a material.
- thermoplastic injected at 365 ° C).
- the material will quickly set in the tool, resulting in an increase in its viscosity.
- the pressures necessary for the injection become considerable because the material freezes and closes the channels Injection-compression makes it possible to obtain wall thicknesses in complex acoustic phased array panels of between 0.1 mm and 0.5 mm.
- the complex acoustic phased array panel is produced by injection with control of the temperature of the tooling of a thermoplastic or thermosetting material, loaded or not.
- Injection with control of the temperature of the tool consists in controlling the temperature of the tool or of the mold by means of a system for controlling the temperature of the tool (for example with a heat transfer fluid, air, etc.) .
- the material is injected, for example, into a tool maintained at 280 ° C and then, when the latter is filled, its temperature is lowered to 250 ° C. The part is then ejected from the tool.
- the temperature of the tool / mold is quite low compared to the melting temperature in order to optimize the cycle time, namely to reduce the time to set the material and therefore the time to unmold the part. .
- Injection with control of the temperature of the tooling makes it possible to obtain wall thicknesses in complex acoustic phased array panels of between 0.1 mm and 0.5 mm.
- thermoplastic materials which can be used for the injections described above are in particular polyaryletherketones (PAEK) such as polyetheretherketone (PEEK) and polyetherketonketone (PEKK).
- PAEK polyaryletherketones
- PEEK polyetheretherketone
- PEKK polyetherketonketone
- thermosetting materials which can be used for the injections described above are in particular epoxy or polybismaleimides (BMI).
- BMI polybismaleimides
- the plurality of partitions, the acoustic and closing skins as well as the assemblies bringing together in a single piece the plurality of partitions and the complex acoustic phased array or the plurality of partitions and one of the skins can also be produced by injection of a thermoplastic material. or thermosetting loaded or not.
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