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JP4864470B2
JP4864470B2 JP2006018582A JP2006018582A JP4864470B2 JP 4864470 B2 JP4864470 B2 JP 4864470B2 JP 2006018582 A JP2006018582 A JP 2006018582A JP 2006018582 A JP2006018582 A JP 2006018582A JP 4864470 B2 JP4864470 B2 JP 4864470B2
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雅直 大脇
誠一 近藤
正行 戸泉
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本発明は、遮音効果の優れたダクト部品に関する。 The present invention relates to superior duct products sound insulation effect.

外筒体と外筒体の内側に外筒体と同軸に設けられた内筒体とを備え、内筒体の筒周面に内筒体の内側と内筒体の外側とに貫通する複数の孔を備えたダクト部品が知られている(例えば、特許文献1等参照)。
外筒体と外筒体の内側に外筒体と同軸に設けられた内筒体とを備え、内筒体の筒周面に内筒体の内側と内筒体の外側とに貫通する複数の孔を備え、外筒体と内筒体との間の空間に無機珪酸塩発泡体層が形成されたダクト部品が知られている(例えば、特許文献2等参照)。
外筒体と外筒体の内側に外筒体と同軸に設けられた内筒体とを備え、外筒体と内筒体との間には一端部から他端部に続く螺旋経路が形成され、内筒体の内側を通過する音の位相と螺旋経路を通過する音の位相との違いを利用した波形合成によって消音効果を得るようにしたダクト部品が知られている(例えば、特許文献3等参照)。
実開昭58−153934号公報 特開平6−331208号公報 特開平6−147624号公報
A plurality of outer cylinders and inner cylinders provided coaxially with the outer cylinders on the inner side of the outer cylinders and penetrating through the inner circumferential surface of the inner cylinders to the inner side of the inner cylinders and the outer side of the inner cylinders 2. Description of the Related Art A duct component having a plurality of holes is known (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
A plurality of outer cylinders and inner cylinders provided coaxially with the outer cylinders on the inner side of the outer cylinders and penetrating through the inner circumferential surface of the inner cylinders to the inner side of the inner cylinders and the outer side of the inner cylinders There are known duct parts in which an inorganic silicate foam layer is formed in the space between the outer cylinder and the inner cylinder (see, for example, Patent Document 2).
An outer cylindrical body and an inner cylindrical body provided coaxially with the outer cylindrical body are provided inside the outer cylindrical body, and a spiral path extending from one end to the other end is formed between the outer cylindrical body and the inner cylindrical body. In addition, a duct component is known in which a silencing effect is obtained by waveform synthesis using the difference between the phase of sound passing through the inner cylinder and the phase of sound passing through the spiral path (for example, Patent Documents). (See 3 etc.).
Japanese Utility Model Publication No. 58-153934 JP-A-6-331208 JP-A-6-147624

しかしながら、特許文献1乃至3に開示されたダクト部品は、断面真円形状の円筒により形成された内筒体と断面真円形状の円筒により形成されて内筒体の外径寸法より内径寸法の大きい外筒体とが同軸に配置されて、内筒体の外周面と外筒体の内周面との間に空気層が形成された構造である。したがって、空気層と接する外筒体の内面の面積は、断面真円形状の外筒体の内面の面積以上とはならないので、空気層と接する外筒体の内面の面積を大きくできず、音の低周波成分を効果的に減衰させることができない。   However, the duct parts disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3 are formed by an inner cylinder formed by a circular cylinder having a perfect cross section and a cylinder having a perfect circular section, and have an inner diameter that is larger than the outer diameter of the inner cylinder. A large outer cylinder is coaxially arranged, and an air layer is formed between the outer peripheral surface of the inner cylinder and the inner peripheral surface of the outer cylinder. Therefore, the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder that is in contact with the air layer cannot be greater than the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder that has a perfect circular cross section. Therefore, the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder that is in contact with the air layer cannot be increased. It is not possible to effectively attenuate the low frequency component of.

本発明によるダクト部品は、外筒体と、外筒体の内側に設けられた内筒体と、外筒体及び内筒体の筒の前後の端部において外筒体の端部と内筒体の端部とを互いに繋いで外筒体の端部と内筒体の端部との間を密閉状態に塞ぐ塞体と、外筒体と内筒体と塞体とで囲まれた空気層とを備え、外筒体は、筒の前後の方向に対する筒の左右の方向の長さが筒の上下の方向の長さより長く形成され、内筒体は、筒の前端部に形成された前側有孔筒部と、筒の後端部に形成された後側有孔筒部と、前側有孔筒部と後側有孔筒部との間の筒の中央部に形成された無孔筒部と、後側有孔筒部の外周側に設けられた吸音材部とを備え、吸音材部が、空気層と遮断された吸音材収納部と、吸音材収納部に収納された吸音材とを備え、前側有孔筒部が内筒体の内部と空気層とに跨って貫通する複数の孔を備え、後端側有孔筒部が内筒体の内部と吸音材収納部の内部とに跨って貫通する複数の孔を備えたこと特徴とする The duct component according to the present invention includes an outer cylindrical body, an inner cylindrical body provided on the inner side of the outer cylindrical body, and an end portion of the outer cylindrical body and an inner cylindrical portion at the front and rear end portions of the outer cylindrical body and the inner cylindrical body. A closed body that connects the end portions of the body to each other and seals the end portion of the outer cylindrical body and the end portion of the inner cylindrical body in a sealed state, and the air surrounded by the outer cylindrical body, the inner cylindrical body, and the closed body The outer cylinder is formed such that the length of the left and right direction of the cylinder relative to the front and rear direction of the cylinder is longer than the length of the vertical direction of the cylinder, and the inner cylinder is formed at the front end of the cylinder The front perforated tube portion, the rear perforated tube portion formed at the rear end of the tube, and the non-hole formed in the center portion of the tube between the front perforated tube portion and the rear perforated tube portion A sound absorbing material portion provided on the outer peripheral side of the cylindrical portion and the rear perforated tube portion, wherein the sound absorbing material portion is cut off from the air layer, and the sound absorbing material is stored in the sound absorbing material storage portion. And the front perforated tube portion is inside the inner tube body And further comprising a plurality of comprising a hole, a plurality of holes penetrating across the interior of the inner and sound absorbing material housing portion of the rear side perforated tubular portion inner cylinder which penetrates across the air layer To do .

本発明によれば、外筒体の筒の左右の方向の長さを筒の上下の方向の長さより長くしたので、内筒体の外面と外筒体の内面との間の左右の方向の長さを長くでき、空気層の容積を大きくでき、空気層と接する外筒体の内面の面積を大きくできる。このため、音の低周波成分が空気層内の空気と衝突することによって減衰する量が多くなり、さらに、音の低周波成分が外筒体の内面と衝突することによって減衰する量が多くなるので、音の低周波成分の減衰効果が向上する。即ち、音の低周波成分を効果的に減衰させることができるため、遮音効果の優れたダクト部品を得ることができる。また、内筒体が、前側有孔筒部と後側有孔筒部と無孔筒部と吸音材部とを備えたので、前側有孔筒部の孔を経由して内筒体の内側から空気層に入り込んだ音の低周波成分が空気層で減衰し、後側有孔筒部の孔を経由して内筒体の内側から吸音材部に入り込んだ音の高周波成分が吸音材により吸収されて減衰する。また、内筒体が無孔筒部を備えたのでダクト部品内での圧力損失を小さくできる。即ち、内筒体に形成する孔を少なくしたことで、孔に起因する圧力損失を少なくできる。よって、音の低周波成分及び高周波成分を共に効果的に減衰させることができるとともに圧力損失も小さくできるダクト部品を得ることができる According to the present invention, since the length in the left-right direction of the cylinder of the outer cylinder is longer than the length in the vertical direction of the cylinder, the length in the left-right direction between the outer surface of the inner cylinder and the inner surface of the outer cylinder is increased. The length can be increased, the volume of the air layer can be increased, and the area of the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body in contact with the air layer can be increased. For this reason, the amount of attenuation due to collision of the low frequency component of sound with the air in the air layer increases, and further, the amount of attenuation due to collision of the low frequency component of sound with the inner surface of the outer cylinder increases. Therefore, the attenuation effect of the low frequency component of the sound is improved. That is, since the low frequency component of the sound can be effectively attenuated, a duct component having an excellent sound insulation effect can be obtained. In addition, since the inner cylindrical body includes the front perforated cylindrical portion, the rear perforated cylindrical portion, the non-perforated cylindrical portion, and the sound absorbing material portion, the inner cylindrical body passes through the hole of the front perforated cylindrical portion. The low frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer from the inside is attenuated by the air layer, and the high frequency component of the sound that has entered the sound absorbing material portion from the inside of the inner cylinder through the hole in the rear perforated cylindrical portion is caused by the sound absorbing material. Absorbed and attenuated. Moreover, since the inner cylinder is provided with the non-hole cylinder, the pressure loss in the duct component can be reduced. That is, by reducing the number of holes formed in the inner cylinder, the pressure loss due to the holes can be reduced. Therefore, it is possible to obtain a duct component that can effectively attenuate both the low-frequency component and the high-frequency component of the sound and reduce the pressure loss .

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図1乃至図3は本発明によるダクト部品の最良の形態1を示し、図1はダクト部品を示し、図1(a)はダクト部品の外観を示し、図1(b)はダクト部品を前側から見て示す。図2は排気ダクトを形成するダクト部品及び単位ダクトの断面を示す。図3は排気ダクトの設置例を示す。本明細書において、「前」、「後」、「左」、「右」、「上」、「下」の方向は、図1(a)の状態にダクト部品1を置いて矢印Aで示す前側から見た場合に特定される方向である。
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1 to 3 show the best mode 1 of the duct part according to the present invention, FIG. 1 shows the duct part, FIG. 1 (a) shows the appearance of the duct part, and FIG. 1 (b) shows the duct part on the front side. Shown from. FIG. 2 shows a cross section of a duct part and a unit duct forming an exhaust duct. FIG. 3 shows an installation example of the exhaust duct. In this specification, the directions of “front”, “rear”, “left”, “right”, “upper”, “lower” are indicated by an arrow A with the duct part 1 placed in the state of FIG. This is the direction specified when viewed from the front side.

図1を参照し、ダクト部品1を説明する。ダクト部品1は、内筒体2、外筒体3、塞体4、連結部5を備える。内筒体2、外筒体3、塞体4、連結部5は、板厚0.5mm〜1.6mm程度の金属板により形成される。   The duct component 1 will be described with reference to FIG. The duct component 1 includes an inner cylindrical body 2, an outer cylindrical body 3, a closing body 4, and a connecting portion 5. The inner cylindrical body 2, the outer cylindrical body 3, the closing body 4, and the connecting portion 5 are formed of a metal plate having a thickness of about 0.5 mm to 1.6 mm.

内筒体2は、筒の中心軸に沿った方向の一端としての前端と筒の中心軸に沿った方向の他端としての後端、すなわち、筒の前後の両端が開放された断面真円形状の円筒により形成される。   The inner cylinder 2 has a front end as one end in the direction along the center axis of the cylinder and a rear end as the other end in the direction along the center axis of the cylinder, that is, a circular cross section in which both front and rear ends of the cylinder are opened. It is formed by a cylindrical shape.

外筒体3は、筒の前後の両端が開放され、筒の中心軸に沿った方向と直交する第1直交方向としての左右の方向に扁平な断面横長扁平形状の筒により形成される。即ち、外筒体3は、上下の平壁部6;7と左右の側壁部8;9とにより形成される。上下の平壁部6;7は、筒の前後の方向と左右の方向とに沿って延長し、かつ、筒の中心軸及び第1直交方向と直交する第2直交方向としての筒の上下の方向で互いに平行に相対峙する平板により形成される。左右の側壁部8;9は、断面真円形状の円筒を円筒の中心軸に沿って切断した断面半円弧形状の前後に長い長尺板により形成される。上下の平壁部6;7の左端部同士が左の側壁部8によって互いに繋がれ、上下の平壁部6;7の右端部同士が右の側壁部9によって互いに繋がれたことによって、外筒体3が形成される。   The outer cylinder 3 is formed of a cylinder having a horizontally long cross-section that is flat in the left-right direction as a first orthogonal direction that is open at both front and rear ends of the cylinder and orthogonal to the direction along the center axis of the cylinder. That is, the outer cylinder 3 is formed by the upper and lower flat wall portions 6; 7 and the left and right side wall portions 8; 9. The upper and lower flat wall portions 6; 7 extend along the front-rear direction and the left-right direction of the cylinder, and the upper and lower flat walls 6; It is formed by flat plates facing each other in parallel in the direction. The left and right side wall portions 8; 9 are formed by long plates that are long before and after the semicircular arc shape of a cross-section of a circular cylinder with a perfect cross-section cut along the central axis of the cylinder. The left end portions of the upper and lower flat wall portions 6; 7 are connected to each other by the left side wall portion 8, and the right end portions of the upper and lower flat wall portions 6; 7 are connected to each other by the right side wall portion 9. A cylindrical body 3 is formed.

外筒体3は、筒の左右の方向の長さ(以下、左右の長さという)Wが筒の上下の方向の長さ(以下、上下の長さという)Hより長く形成される。左右の長さWは外筒体3の左右の端部外面間の長さ、上下の長さHは外筒体3の上下の端部外面間の最短部分の長さである。即ち、外筒体3は、筒の中心軸と直交する第1直交方向の長さが筒の中心軸及び第1直交方向と直交する第2直交方向の長さより長く形成される。外筒体3の前後の長さと内筒体2の前後の長さは同じである。内筒体2が外筒体3の内側に設けられて、内筒体2と外筒体3とが互いに同軸に配置され、外筒体3の前端と内筒体2の前端及び外筒体3の後端と内筒体2の後端とが互いに一致された状態において、内筒体2の筒の外周面の上端と外筒体3の上の平壁部6の内面における左右間の中央とが筒の前端から後端にかけて互いに接続され、内筒体2の筒の外周面の下端と外筒体3の下の平壁部7の内面における左右間の中央とが筒の前端から後端に渡って互いに接続される。内筒体2と外筒体3とを接続する上下の接続部10;10は、内筒体2の外周面において互いに180度隔てた位置に形成される。この上下の接続部10;10を境として内筒体2の左右両側に、接続部10;10によって区切られた空気層11;11が形成される。即ち、外筒体3と内筒体2とが同軸に配置され、内筒体2の筒外面と外筒体3の筒内面とが筒の前後に渡って互いに接続され、この接続部10を境として内筒体2の筒の左右の両側に接続部10によって区切られた空気層11が形成されたことによって、内筒体2の外面と外筒体3の内面との間の左右の方向の長さを長くでき、空気層11の容積を大きくでき、空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積を大きくできるので、音の低周波成分が空気層11内の空気と衝突することによって減衰する量が多くなり、さらに、音の低周波成分が外筒体3の内面と衝突することによって減衰する量が多くなるので、音の低周波成分の減衰効果が向上する。さらに、筒の左右の方向に沿って延長して上下で互いに平行に相対峙する一対の平板により形成された平壁部6;7を備えて、左右の方向に扁平な形状で上下の長さの短い外筒体3を備えたので、上下方向の長さの短い天井裏空間においても設置しやすいダクト部品1を得ることができる。尚、上述の接続とは、内筒体2の筒外面と外筒体3の筒内面とが互いに接触しているが結合されていない状態、あるいは、内筒体2の筒外面と外筒体3の筒内面とが接着剤や係合結合などによって互いに結合された状態をいう。   The outer cylindrical body 3 is formed such that the length in the left-right direction of the cylinder (hereinafter referred to as the left-right length) W is longer than the length H in the vertical direction of the cylinder (hereinafter referred to as the vertical length) H. The left and right length W is the length between the left and right end outer surfaces of the outer cylinder 3, and the upper and lower length H is the length of the shortest portion between the upper and lower end outer surfaces of the outer cylinder 3. That is, the outer cylindrical body 3 is formed such that the length in the first orthogonal direction orthogonal to the central axis of the cylinder is longer than the length in the second orthogonal direction orthogonal to the central axis of the cylinder and the first orthogonal direction. The front and rear lengths of the outer cylindrical body 3 and the front and rear lengths of the inner cylindrical body 2 are the same. The inner cylinder 2 is provided inside the outer cylinder 3, the inner cylinder 2 and the outer cylinder 3 are arranged coaxially with each other, the front end of the outer cylinder 3, the front end of the inner cylinder 2, and the outer cylinder 3 and the rear end of the inner cylinder 2 are aligned with each other, the upper end of the outer peripheral surface of the cylinder of the inner cylinder 2 and the left and right on the inner surface of the flat wall portion 6 on the outer cylinder 3 The center is connected to each other from the front end to the rear end of the cylinder, and the lower end of the outer peripheral surface of the cylinder of the inner cylinder 2 and the center between the left and right of the inner surface of the flat wall portion 7 below the outer cylinder 3 are from the front end of the cylinder. Connected to each other across the rear end. The upper and lower connecting portions 10; 10 that connect the inner cylindrical body 2 and the outer cylindrical body 3 are formed at positions separated from each other by 180 degrees on the outer peripheral surface of the inner cylindrical body 2. Air layers 11; 11 delimited by the connecting portions 10; 10 are formed on the left and right sides of the inner cylinder 2 with the upper and lower connecting portions 10; That is, the outer cylindrical body 3 and the inner cylindrical body 2 are arranged coaxially, and the outer surface of the inner cylindrical body 2 and the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 are connected to each other across the front and rear of the cylinder. Left and right directions between the outer surface of the inner cylindrical body 2 and the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 by forming the air layers 11 separated by the connecting portions 10 on both the left and right sides of the cylinder of the inner cylindrical body 2 as a boundary. The length of the air layer 11 can be increased, the volume of the air layer 11 can be increased, and the area of the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 in contact with the air layer 11 can be increased, so that the low frequency component of the sound collides with the air in the air layer 11. As a result, the amount of attenuation is increased, and the amount of attenuation due to collision of the low frequency component of the sound with the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 is increased, so that the attenuation effect of the low frequency component of the sound is improved. Furthermore, it is provided with a flat wall portion 6; 7 formed by a pair of flat plates extending in the left-right direction of the cylinder and facing each other in parallel up and down, and has a flat shape in the left-right direction and a vertical length. Since the short outer cylinder 3 is provided, it is possible to obtain the duct component 1 that can be easily installed even in a ceiling space with a short vertical length. In addition, the above-mentioned connection is the state where the cylinder outer surface of the inner cylinder 2 and the cylinder inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 are in contact with each other but are not coupled, or the cylinder outer surface of the inner cylinder 2 and the outer cylinder 3 is a state in which the inner surface of the cylinder 3 is coupled to each other by an adhesive, engagement coupling, or the like.

蓋体4は前蓋12と後蓋13とを有する。前蓋12は内筒体2の前端と外筒体3の前端とを繋いで外筒体3の前端と内筒体2の前端との間を密閉状態に塞ぐ。後蓋13は内筒体2の後端と外筒体3の後端とを繋いで外筒体3の後端と内筒体2の後端との間を密閉状態に塞ぐ。この蓋体4と外筒体3と内筒体2とで囲まれた空間により空気層11が形成される。   The lid 4 has a front lid 12 and a rear lid 13. The front lid 12 connects the front end of the inner cylindrical body 2 and the front end of the outer cylindrical body 3 to block the space between the front end of the outer cylindrical body 3 and the front end of the inner cylindrical body 2 in a sealed state. The rear lid 13 connects the rear end of the inner cylindrical body 2 and the rear end of the outer cylindrical body 3 to seal the space between the rear end of the outer cylindrical body 3 and the rear end of the inner cylindrical body 2 in a sealed state. An air layer 11 is formed by a space surrounded by the lid body 4, the outer cylinder body 3, and the inner cylinder body 2.

図2に示すように、内筒体2は、筒の前端部に前側有孔筒部15を備え、筒の後端部に後側有孔筒部16を備え、前側有孔筒部15と後側有孔筒部16との間の筒部が無孔筒部17に形成される。内筒体2の後側有孔筒部16の外周側には吸音材部20を備える。
前側有孔筒部15および後側有孔筒部16は、内筒体2の筒壁に内筒体2の内部と空気層11とに跨って貫通する複数の孔18が形成された構成である。例えば、内筒体2の前側有孔筒部15と後側有孔筒部16とがパンチング鉄板により形成される。
吸音材部20は、吸音材収納部21と吸音材収納部21に収納された吸音材22とにより構成される。吸音材収納部21は、内筒体2と外筒体3と左右の外囲板23;24と左右の前閉塞板25;26と後蓋13とによって密閉されることによって、空気層11と遮断された空間により形成される。左右の外囲板23;24は、内筒体2の径より大径の筒の一部をなす断面弧状の前後に長い長尺板により形成される。左右の外囲板23;24は、内筒体2の左右の半円弧状の筒壁部の左右の外側に内筒体2と同軸状に配置され、その上端と外筒体3の上の平壁部6とが互いに接続され、その下端と外筒体3の下の平壁部7とが互いに接続される。左の前閉塞板25が、左の外囲板23の前端と内筒体2の外周面と外筒体3の内周面との間を密閉状態に塞ぐ。右の前閉塞板26が、右の外囲板24の前端と内筒体2の外周面と外筒体3の内周面との間を密閉状態に塞ぐ。左の外囲板23の後端及び右の外囲板24の前端と後蓋13とが密閉状態に互いに接続される。吸音材収納部21内には、連続気泡を備えたグラスウールやガラス繊維フェルトや不織布などのような吸音材22が収納される。音は、前側有孔筒部15を経由して内筒体2の内側と空気層11の内側とに行き来するとともに後側有孔筒部16を経由して内筒体2の内側と吸音材部20の内側とに行き来する。
上記前側有孔筒部15の複数の孔18を経由して空気層11に入り込んだ音の低周波成分が空気層11により減衰し、後側有孔筒部16の複数の孔18を経由して吸音材部20内に入り込んだ音の高周波成分が吸音材22により吸収されて減衰する。また、内筒体2が無孔筒部17を備えたので、ダクト部品1内での圧力損失を小さくできる。つまり、内筒体2に形成する孔18を少なくしたことで、孔18が内筒体2の筒内を流通する空気の抵抗となることによる圧力損失や、空気が内筒体2の筒内から空気層11に流出することによる圧力損失を少なくでき、孔に起因する圧力損失を少なくできるため、送風機として能力を小さくできる。
As shown in FIG. 2, the inner cylindrical body 2 includes a front perforated tube portion 15 at the front end of the tube, a rear perforated tube portion 16 at the rear end of the tube, A cylindrical portion between the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16 is formed in the non-perforated cylindrical portion 17. A sound absorbing material portion 20 is provided on the outer peripheral side of the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16 of the inner cylindrical body 2.
The front perforated cylindrical portion 15 and the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16 are configured such that a plurality of holes 18 penetrating the inner cylindrical body 2 and the air layer 11 are formed in the cylindrical wall of the inner cylindrical body 2. is there. For example, the front perforated cylinder part 15 and the rear perforated cylinder part 16 of the inner cylinder 2 are formed by a punching iron plate.
The sound absorbing material unit 20 includes a sound absorbing material storage unit 21 and a sound absorbing material 22 stored in the sound absorbing material storage unit 21. The sound absorbing material storage unit 21 is sealed by the inner cylinder 2, the outer cylinder 3, the left and right outer surrounding plates 23; 24, the left and right front closing plates 25; 26, and the rear lid 13. It is formed by a blocked space. The left and right outer surrounding plates 23; 24 are formed by long plates that are long in the front and rear of a cross-sectional arc shape that forms a part of a cylinder having a diameter larger than the diameter of the inner cylinder 2. The left and right outer surrounding plates 23 and 24 are arranged coaxially with the inner cylinder 2 on the left and right outer sides of the left and right semicircular arc-shaped cylindrical wall portions of the inner cylinder 2, and are arranged on the upper end and the outer cylinder 3. The flat wall portion 6 is connected to each other, and the lower end thereof and the flat wall portion 7 below the outer cylindrical body 3 are connected to each other. The left front closing plate 25 seals a space between the front end of the left outer surrounding plate 23, the outer peripheral surface of the inner cylindrical body 2, and the inner peripheral surface of the outer cylindrical body 3. The right front blocking plate 26 seals a space between the front end of the right outer plate 24, the outer peripheral surface of the inner cylindrical body 2, and the inner peripheral surface of the outer cylindrical body 3. The rear end of the left outer plate 23 and the front end of the right outer plate 24 and the rear lid 13 are connected to each other in a sealed state. A sound absorbing material 22 such as glass wool, glass fiber felt or non-woven fabric having open cells is stored in the sound absorbing material storage portion 21. The sound goes back and forth between the inside of the inner cylinder 2 and the inside of the air layer 11 via the front perforated cylinder 15 and the inside of the inner cylinder 2 and the sound absorbing material via the rear perforated cylinder 16. Go back and forth inside part 20.
The low-frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer 11 through the plurality of holes 18 of the front perforated cylindrical portion 15 is attenuated by the air layer 11 and passes through the plurality of holes 18 of the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16. Thus, the high frequency component of the sound that has entered the sound absorbing member 20 is absorbed by the sound absorbing member 22 and attenuated. Moreover, since the inner cylinder 2 is provided with the non-hole cylinder part 17, the pressure loss in the duct component 1 can be made small. In other words, by reducing the number of holes 18 formed in the inner cylinder 2, pressure loss due to the holes 18 becoming resistance of air flowing through the cylinder of the inner cylinder 2, and air being in the cylinder of the inner cylinder 2 Since the pressure loss due to flowing out from the air layer 11 to the air layer 11 can be reduced and the pressure loss due to the holes can be reduced, the capacity as a blower can be reduced.

連結部5は、前側連結部28と後側連結部29とを有する。前側連結部28及び後側連結部29は、筒の前後の両端が開放された断面真円形状の円筒により形成され、筒の直径が内筒体2の筒の直径と同じ寸法に形成される。前側連結部28は、筒の後端と内筒体2の筒の前端とが互いに連接されて内筒体2の前端より前方に延長する。後側連結部29は、筒の前端と内筒体2の後端とが互いに連接されて内筒体2の後端より後方に延長する。   The connecting part 5 includes a front connecting part 28 and a rear connecting part 29. The front side connecting part 28 and the rear side connecting part 29 are formed by a circular cylinder having a perfectly circular cross section in which both front and rear ends of the cylinder are open, and the diameter of the cylinder is the same as the diameter of the cylinder of the inner cylinder 2. . The front connecting portion 28 extends forward from the front end of the inner cylinder 2 by connecting the rear end of the cylinder and the front end of the cylinder of the inner cylinder 2 to each other. The rear connection portion 29 extends rearward from the rear end of the inner cylinder 2 by connecting the front end of the cylinder and the rear end of the inner cylinder 2 to each other.

図3に示すように、ダクト部品1は、集合住宅30において、空調ファン31を備えたレンジフード32と集合住宅30の外部とを繋ぐ排気ダクト33の途中箇所に繋がれることによって、排気ダクト33の一部を形成する中継用遮音ダクトとして機能させることができる。つまり、排気ダクト33の一部にダクト部品1を設けることによって、音の低周波成分及び高周波成分を共に効果的に減衰させることができる排気ダクト33を形成できる。排気ダクト33は、複数の単位ダクト部品34とダクト部品1とにより形成される。他のダクト部品としての単位ダクト部品34は、同軸配置された内筒体35と外筒体36とを備えて内筒体35と外筒体36との間にグラスウールのような保温材37を備えた構成である(図2参照)。内筒体35及び外筒体36は、筒の前後の両端が開放された断面真円形状の円筒により形成される。
複数の単位ダクト部品34としては、両端側にダクト部品1の連結部5と同様の連結部を備えた形態の雄形単位ダクト部品41と、両端側に連結部を備えない形態の雌形単位ダクト部品42とが用いられる。複数の単位ダクト部品34のみで排気ダクト33を構成する場合は、雄形単位ダクト部品41の連結部を雌形単位ダクト部品42の内筒体35の内側に嵌め込んで雄形単位ダクト部品41と雌形単位ダクト部品42とを交互に連結していけばよいが、最良の形態1では、排気ダクト33の途中箇所に位置させる1つの雄形単位ダクト部品41の代わりにダクト部品1を接続する。この際、ダクト部品1が、連結部5を備えるので、雌形単位ダクト部品42との接続作業が容易となり、排気ダクト33の配設作業を容易とできる(図2参照)。すなわち、ダクト部品1は、連結部5の外径が雌形単位ダクト部品42の内筒体35の内面に嵌り合う寸法に形成され、連結部5が雌形単位ダクト部品42における筒体の端部側から雌形単位ダクト部品42の内筒体35の内面に嵌り込むことによって、雌形単位ダクト部品42と相隣接して接続可能に形成されたので、雌形単位ダクト部品42との組付けが容易で、雌形単位ダクト部品42との一体性を良くできる。
また、ダクト部品1は、例えば前端側をレンジフード32側に位置させ、後端側を集合住宅30の外部側に位置させて接続する。
なお、図3において、43はレンジ台、44は壁コンクリート、45は階上コンクリート、46は床、47は天井、48は排気ダクト33の吊具である。
As shown in FIG. 3, the duct component 1 is connected to an intermediate position of the exhaust duct 33 that connects the range hood 32 including the air-conditioning fan 31 and the outside of the apartment house 30 in the apartment house 30, whereby the exhaust duct 33. It can be made to function as a sound insulation duct for relay that forms a part of. That is, by providing the duct component 1 in a part of the exhaust duct 33, it is possible to form the exhaust duct 33 that can effectively attenuate both the low frequency component and the high frequency component of the sound. The exhaust duct 33 is formed by a plurality of unit duct parts 34 and the duct part 1. A unit duct part 34 as another duct part includes an inner cylinder 35 and an outer cylinder 36 that are coaxially arranged, and a heat insulating material 37 such as glass wool is provided between the inner cylinder 35 and the outer cylinder 36. It is the structure provided (refer FIG. 2). The inner cylinder body 35 and the outer cylinder body 36 are formed by a cylinder having a perfect circular cross section in which both front and rear ends of the cylinder are opened.
As the plurality of unit duct parts 34, a male unit duct part 41 having a connecting part similar to the connecting part 5 of the duct part 1 on both ends, and a female unit having a form having no connecting parts on both ends. A duct part 42 is used. When the exhaust duct 33 is configured by only a plurality of unit duct parts 34, the male unit duct part 41 is fitted by fitting the connecting portion of the male unit duct part 41 inside the inner cylinder 35 of the female unit duct part 42. And the female unit duct part 42 may be connected alternately, but in the best mode 1, the duct part 1 is connected instead of the single male unit duct part 41 positioned in the middle of the exhaust duct 33. To do. At this time, since the duct part 1 includes the connecting portion 5, the connection work with the female unit duct part 42 is facilitated, and the exhaust duct 33 can be easily disposed (see FIG. 2). That is, the duct part 1 is formed so that the outer diameter of the connecting part 5 fits the inner surface of the inner cylinder 35 of the female unit duct part 42, and the connecting part 5 is the end of the cylinder in the female unit duct part 42. Since it is formed so that it can be connected adjacent to the female unit duct part 42 by fitting into the inner surface of the inner cylindrical body 35 of the female unit duct part 42 from the side of the section, the pair with the female unit duct part 42 It is easy to attach, and the unity with the female unit duct part 42 can be improved.
Further, the duct component 1 is connected, for example, with the front end side positioned on the range hood 32 side and the rear end side positioned on the outside side of the apartment house 30.
In FIG. 3, 43 is a range stand, 44 is wall concrete, 45 is floor concrete, 46 is a floor, 47 is a ceiling, and 48 is a hanger for the exhaust duct 33.

尚、ダクト部品1は、例えば、外筒体3及び内筒体2の前後の長さが500mm、連結部5の前後の長さが60mm、前後の総全長が620mm、内筒体2及び連結部5の外径が150mm、外筒体3の上下の平壁部6:7の内面間の長さ(最短距離寸法)が150mm、外筒体3の左右の長さWが360mmあるいは500mm、前側有孔筒部15の前後の長さが100mm、吸音材部20及び後側有孔筒部16の前後長さが200mm、吸音材部20の左端部と右端部との間の長さが250mm、無孔筒部17の前後の長さが200mmである。前側有孔筒部15、後側有孔筒部16は、例えば、パンチング鉄板により形成し、複数の孔18の開口率は58%とした。
雄形単位ダクト部品41は、例えば、外筒体36及び内筒体35の前後の長さが1000mm、連結部の前後の長さがそれぞれ60mm、外筒体36の外径が250mm、内筒体35及び連結部の外径が150mmである。
雌形単位ダクト部品42は、例えば、外筒体36及び内筒体35の長さが1000mm、外筒体36の外径が250mm、内筒体35の両端部の内径が、ダクト部品1の連結部5の直径や雄形単位ダクト部品41の連結部の直径よりダクト部品1の連結部5や雄形単位ダクト部品41の連結部の板厚分だけ大きい。
The duct part 1 has, for example, a length of 500 mm before and after the outer cylinder 3 and the inner cylinder 2, a length of 60 mm before and after the connecting portion 5, a total length of 620 mm before and after the inner cylinder 2 and the connection The outer diameter of the portion 5 is 150 mm, the length between the inner surfaces of the upper and lower flat wall portions 6: 7 of the outer cylinder 3 (shortest distance dimension) is 150 mm, the left and right length W of the outer cylinder 3 is 360 mm or 500 mm, The front and rear lengths of the front perforated cylindrical portion 15 are 100 mm, the front and rear lengths of the sound absorbing material portion 20 and the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16 are 200 mm, and the length between the left end portion and the right end portion of the sound absorbing material portion 20 is The front and rear lengths of the non-perforated cylindrical portion 17 are 200 mm. The front perforated cylindrical portion 15 and the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16 are formed of, for example, a punching iron plate, and the aperture ratio of the plurality of holes 18 is 58%.
The male unit duct component 41 has, for example, a length of 1000 mm before and after the outer cylinder 36 and the inner cylinder 35, a length of 60 mm before and after the connecting portion, an outer diameter of the outer cylinder 36 of 250 mm, and an inner cylinder. The outer diameter of the body 35 and the connecting portion is 150 mm.
The female unit duct part 42 has, for example, a length of the outer cylinder 36 and the inner cylinder 35 of 1000 mm, an outer diameter of the outer cylinder 36 of 250 mm, and an inner diameter of both ends of the inner cylinder 35 of the duct part 1. The diameter of the connecting part 5 and the diameter of the connecting part of the male unit duct part 41 are larger by the plate thickness of the connecting part 5 of the duct part 1 and the connecting part of the male unit duct part 41.

ダクト部品1の作用を説明する。外部からの音が排気ダクト33内に進入したり、レンジフード32側から空調ファン31の駆動によって発生する音などが排気ダクト33内に進入すると、音が、中継用遮音ダクトとして機能するダクト部品1の前側有孔筒部15の孔18を経由して空気層11に入ったり、後側有孔筒部16の孔18を経由して吸音材収納部21に入る。空気層11に入った音の低周波成分は、空気、及び、外筒体3の内面と内筒体2の外面とに衝突して減衰する。最良の形態1では、外筒体3の左右の長さWを長くすることによって、内筒体2の外面と外筒体3の内面との間の左右の方向の長さを長くでき、空気層11の容積を大きくできたので、音の低周波成分と空気との衝突による音の低周波成分の減衰量を多くでき、さらに、空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積を大きくできたので、音の低周波成分と外筒体3の内面と衝突する音の低周波成分が多くなり、音の低周波成分の減衰効果が向上する。吸音材収納部21内に入った音の高周波成分は吸音材22に吸収されることによって減衰する。   The operation of the duct component 1 will be described. When sound from the outside enters the exhaust duct 33, or when sound generated by driving the air conditioning fan 31 enters the exhaust duct 33 from the range hood 32 side, the sound functions as a duct part that functions as a relay sound insulation duct. 1 enters the air layer 11 via the hole 18 of the front perforated cylindrical portion 15, and enters the sound absorbing material storage portion 21 via the hole 18 of the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16. The low frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer 11 collides with the air and the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 and the outer surface of the inner cylinder 2 and is attenuated. In the best mode 1, the length in the left-right direction between the outer surface of the inner cylindrical body 2 and the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 can be increased by increasing the left and right length W of the outer cylindrical body 3. Since the volume of the layer 11 can be increased, the attenuation amount of the low frequency component of the sound due to the collision between the low frequency component of the sound and the air can be increased, and further, the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 in contact with the air layer 11 can be increased. As a result, the low-frequency component of the sound and the low-frequency component of the sound colliding with the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 are increased, and the attenuation effect of the low-frequency component of the sound is improved. The high frequency component of the sound entering the sound absorbing material storage unit 21 is attenuated by being absorbed by the sound absorbing material 22.

最良の形態1のダクト部品1によれば、音の低周波成分が空気層11内で減衰するとともに音の高周波成分が吸音材収納部21内の吸音材22によって吸収されて減衰するので、遮音効果の優れたダクト部品1を提供できる。つまり、音の低周波成分及び高周波成分を共に効果的に減衰させることができるダクト部品1を得ることができる。   According to the duct component 1 of the best mode 1, the low frequency component of the sound is attenuated in the air layer 11 and the high frequency component of the sound is absorbed and attenuated by the sound absorbing material 22 in the sound absorbing material storage portion 21. The duct component 1 having an excellent effect can be provided. That is, the duct component 1 that can effectively attenuate both the low frequency component and the high frequency component of the sound can be obtained.

また、上下方向の長さの短い天井裏空間に設置されるダクト部品1としては、排気効率の面からは内筒体2の内径を可能な限り大きくして排気通路を太くすることが好ましく、遮音の面からは空気層11を大きくして空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積を大きくすることが好ましい。
最良の形態1では、外筒体3の上下の平壁部6;7の内面間の最短距離寸法と内筒体2の外径寸法とを同じにしたので、外筒体3の最短距離寸法を天井裏空間に設置可能な寸法に形成した場合に内筒体2の内径を大きくできて排気通路を太くできるので、排気効率を良くできる。
最良の形態1では、外筒体3の左右の長さWを上下の長さHより長くしたので、上述したように内筒体2の外面と外筒体3の内面との間の左右の方向の長さを長くでき、空気層11の容積を大きくでき、空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積を大きくできるという、3つの要素を得ることができるので、遮音効果を向上できる。
したがって、最良の形態1では、排気効率が良く、遮音効果も高いダクト部品1を得ることができる。
Further, as the duct component 1 installed in the ceiling space with a short vertical length, it is preferable from the viewpoint of exhaust efficiency to increase the inner diameter of the inner cylinder 2 as much as possible to make the exhaust passage thicker. From the viewpoint of sound insulation, it is preferable to increase the area of the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 in contact with the air layer 11 by increasing the air layer 11.
In the best mode 1, the shortest distance dimension between the inner surfaces of the upper and lower flat wall portions 6; 7 of the outer cylindrical body 3 and the outer diameter dimension of the inner cylindrical body 2 are the same. Is formed in a size that can be installed in the ceiling space, the inner diameter of the inner cylinder 2 can be increased and the exhaust passage can be thickened, so that the exhaust efficiency can be improved.
In the best mode 1, since the left and right length W of the outer cylinder 3 is longer than the upper and lower length H, the left and right between the outer surface of the inner cylinder 2 and the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 as described above. Since the length of the direction can be increased, the volume of the air layer 11 can be increased, and the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 in contact with the air layer 11 can be increased, the sound insulation effect can be improved. .
Therefore, in the best mode 1, it is possible to obtain the duct component 1 having good exhaust efficiency and high sound insulation effect.

一方、特許文献1乃至3に開示されたようなダクト部品では、断面真円形状の円筒により形成された内筒体と断面真円形状の円筒により形成されて内筒体の外径寸法より内径寸法の大きい外筒体とが同軸に配置された構成なので、外筒体の外径を天井裏空間に設置可能な寸法に形成しなければならないために、天井裏空間に設置可能な寸法に対して内筒体の内径寸法を小さくしなければならず、排気通路を太くできない。
また、特許文献1乃至3に開示されたようなダクト部品では、空気層と接する外筒体の内面の面積は、断面真円形状の外筒体の内面の面積以上とはならないので、空気層と接する外筒体の内面の面積を大きくできず、音の低周波成分を効果的に減衰させることができない。
したがって、特許文献1乃至3に開示されたようなダクト部品では、最良の形態1のダクト部品1のように、排気効率が良く、遮音効果も高いダクト部品を得ることができない。
On the other hand, in duct parts as disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3, the inner cylinder is formed by a circular cylinder having a perfect cross section and the outer diameter of the inner cylinder is formed by a circular cylinder having a perfect cross section. Since the outer cylinder with a large dimension is arranged coaxially, the outer diameter of the outer cylinder must be formed to a dimension that can be installed in the ceiling space. Therefore, the inner diameter of the inner cylinder must be reduced, and the exhaust passage cannot be thickened.
Further, in the duct parts as disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3, since the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder that is in contact with the air layer does not exceed the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder having a perfectly circular cross section, the air layer The area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder in contact with can not be increased, and the low frequency component of the sound cannot be effectively attenuated.
Therefore, with the duct parts disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3, unlike the duct part 1 of the best mode 1, it is not possible to obtain a duct part with good exhaust efficiency and high sound insulation effect.

最良の形態1では、天井裏空間の上下方向の長さに関係なく外筒体3の左右の長さWを長くできるので、内筒体2の外面と外筒体3の内面との間の左右の方向の長さを長くでき、空気層11の容積を大きくでき、空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積を大きくできるので、空気層11に入った音の低周波成分を効率的に減衰でき、しかも、天井裏空間の上下方向の長さが短い場合でも、設置の容易なダクト部品1を得ることができる。
一方、特許文献1乃至3に開示されたようなダクト部品では、外筒体の外径寸法は、ダクト部品を設置可能な天井裏空間の上下方向の長さより大きくできないので、最良の形態1のダクト部品1による上述した3つの要素を得られない。
In the best mode 1, the left and right lengths W of the outer cylindrical body 3 can be increased regardless of the vertical length of the ceiling space, so that the space between the outer surface of the inner cylindrical body 2 and the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 can be increased. Since the length in the left-right direction can be increased, the volume of the air layer 11 can be increased, and the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 in contact with the air layer 11 can be increased. Even when the vertical length of the ceiling space is short, the duct component 1 that can be easily installed can be obtained.
On the other hand, in the duct parts as disclosed in Patent Documents 1 to 3, the outer diameter of the outer cylinder cannot be larger than the vertical length of the ceiling space where the duct parts can be installed. The above-mentioned three elements by the duct part 1 cannot be obtained.

なお、ダクト部品1は天井裏空間に設置されるものであるから、外筒体3の直径寸法は天井裏空間への設置を考慮した寸法に形成する。実際には、ダクト部品1の外筒体3の上下の長さHを250mm以上とした場合、天井裏空間へのダクト部品1の設置が困難な場合が多いと考えられる。そこで、例えば、外筒体3の上下の長さHを250mm以下とし、外筒体3の左右の長さWを250mm以上とすることで、天井裏空間に設置容易で、かつ、遮音効果に優れたダクト部品1を得ることができる。   Since the duct part 1 is installed in the ceiling space, the diameter of the outer cylindrical body 3 is formed in consideration of the installation in the ceiling space. Actually, when the vertical length H of the outer cylindrical body 3 of the duct part 1 is set to 250 mm or more, it is considered that the installation of the duct part 1 in the ceiling space is often difficult. Therefore, for example, by setting the upper and lower length H of the outer cylinder 3 to 250 mm or less and the left and right length W of the outer cylinder 3 to 250 mm or more, it is easy to install in the ceiling space and has a sound insulation effect. An excellent duct component 1 can be obtained.

最良の形態2
図4に示すように、最良の形態1における外筒体3の左右の側壁部8:9の内面に、吸音材としてのロックフェルト50を設けた。最良の形態2のダクト部品1によれば、空気層11内に入った音の高周波成分がロックフェルト50に吸収されて減衰するので、音の高周波成分を効果的に減衰させることができる。
Best form 2
As shown in FIG. 4, rock felt 50 as a sound absorbing material is provided on the inner surfaces of the left and right side wall portions 8: 9 of the outer cylinder 3 in the best mode 1. According to the duct component 1 of the best mode 2, the high frequency component of the sound entering the air layer 11 is absorbed and attenuated by the rock felt 50, so that the high frequency component of the sound can be effectively attenuated.

最良の形態3
図5;6に示すように、最良の形態2における内筒体2の代わりに、複数の孔18が円筒の筒壁の全域に渡って均等に形成された有孔筒体によって形成された内筒体2Aを備えた構成とした。最良の形態2のダクト部品1によれば、内筒体2Aを形成する有孔筒体の孔18を経由して内筒体2Aの内側から空気層11に入り込んだ音の低周波成分が空気層11で減衰するので、音の低周波成分を効果的に減衰させることができる。
Best form 3
As shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, instead of the inner cylinder 2 in the best mode 2, an inner part formed by a perforated cylinder in which a plurality of holes 18 are uniformly formed over the entire area of the cylindrical wall of the cylinder. It was set as the structure provided with 2 A of cylinders. According to the duct component 1 of the best mode 2, the low frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer 11 from the inside of the inner cylinder 2A through the hole 18 of the perforated cylinder forming the inner cylinder 2A is air. Since it attenuates at the layer 11, the low frequency component of the sound can be effectively attenuated.

最良の形態4
図7;8に示すように、最良の形態2における内筒体2の代わりに、複合内筒体2Bを備えた構成とした。複合内筒体2Bは、前部内筒体55と後部内筒体56とにより形成される。前部内筒体55は、前後両端が開口し、前後の長さが外筒体3の前後の長さより短い断面真円形状の円筒により形成され、複数の孔18が円筒の筒壁の全域に渡って均等に形成された有孔筒体によって形成される。後部内筒体56は、前後両端が開放する筒体であり、前端開口縁57の左右方向の長さが前部内筒体55の後端開口縁58の左右の長さより長い扁平円形状に形成される。前部内筒体55と後部内筒体56とが軸中心を一致させた状態に配置され、前部内筒体55の後端開口縁58の上部と後部内筒体56の前端開口縁57の上部とが互いに接続され、前部内筒体55の後端開口縁58の下部と後部内筒体56の前端開口縁57の下部とが互いに接続されて複合内筒体2Bが形成される。複合内筒体2Bの上端と外筒体3の上の平壁部6の内面における左右間の中央とが互いに接続され、複合内筒体2Bの下端と外筒体3の下の平壁部7の内面における左右間の中央とが互いに接続される。以上によって、前部内筒体55の後端開口縁58と後部内筒体56の前端開口縁57との間には、後部内筒体56の内部と空気層11とに開通する空気流通部59が形成される。最良の形態4のダクト部品1では、前側連結部28の前側から前部内筒体55の内部に入り込んだ音は複数の孔18を経由して空気層11に入り込み、後側連結部29の後側から後部内筒体56の内部に入り込んだ音は空気流通部59及び前部内筒体55の複数の孔18を経由して空気層11に入り込む。空気層11に入り込んだ音の低周波成分が空気層11により減衰されるとともに空気層11内に入った音の高周波成分がロックフェルト50に吸収されることによって減衰するので、音の低周波成分及び高周波成分を効果的に減衰させることができる。また、後部内筒体56が無孔筒体により形成されたので、ダクト部品内での圧力損失を小さくできる。よって、遮音効果が高く、圧力損失も小さいダクト部品1を得ることができる。
Best form 4
As shown in FIGS. 7 and 8, instead of the inner cylinder 2 in the best mode 2, a composite inner cylinder 2B is provided. The composite inner cylinder 2 </ b> B is formed by a front inner cylinder 55 and a rear inner cylinder 56. The front inner cylinder 55 is formed by a circular cylinder with a cross-sectional perfect circle shape whose front and rear ends are open and whose front and rear lengths are shorter than the front and rear lengths of the outer cylinder 3, and a plurality of holes 18 are formed in the entire cylindrical wall of the cylinder. It is formed by a perforated cylindrical body that is formed evenly across. The rear inner cylinder 56 is a cylinder whose front and rear ends are open, and is formed in a flat circular shape in which the length in the left-right direction of the front end opening edge 57 is longer than the left and right lengths of the rear end opening edge 58 in the front inner cylinder 55. Is done. The front inner cylinder 55 and the rear inner cylinder 56 are arranged in a state where the axial centers coincide with each other, and the upper part of the rear end opening edge 58 of the front inner cylinder 55 and the upper part of the front end opening edge 57 of the rear inner cylinder 56 are arranged. Are connected to each other, and the lower part of the rear end opening edge 58 of the front inner cylinder 55 and the lower part of the front end opening edge 57 of the rear inner cylinder 56 are connected to each other to form the composite inner cylinder 2B. The upper end of the composite inner cylinder 2B and the center between the left and right sides of the inner surface of the flat wall portion 6 on the outer cylinder 3 are connected to each other, and the lower end of the composite inner cylinder 2B and the flat wall portion below the outer cylinder 3 are connected. 7 is connected to the center between the left and right sides of the inner surface. By the above, between the rear-end opening edge 58 of the front inner cylinder 55 and the front-end opening edge 57 of the rear inner cylinder 56, the air circulation part 59 opened to the inside of the rear inner cylinder 56 and the air layer 11 is established. Is formed. In the duct component 1 of the best mode 4, the sound that has entered the inside of the front inner cylindrical body 55 from the front side of the front side connecting portion 28 enters the air layer 11 via the plurality of holes 18 and is rearward of the rear side connecting portion 29. The sound that has entered the inside of the rear inner cylinder 56 from the side enters the air layer 11 through the air circulation portion 59 and the plurality of holes 18 of the front inner cylinder 55. Since the low-frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer 11 is attenuated by the air layer 11 and the high-frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer 11 is attenuated by being absorbed by the rock felt 50, the low-frequency component of the sound In addition, high frequency components can be effectively attenuated. Further, since the rear inner cylinder 56 is formed of a non-hole cylinder, the pressure loss in the duct component can be reduced. Therefore, the duct component 1 having a high sound insulation effect and a small pressure loss can be obtained.

最良の形態5
図5;6の最良の形態3の内筒体2Aの外周面に図外の連続気泡シートを巻き付け、外筒体3の左右の筒壁部8;9の内面に吸音材としてのロックフェルト50を設けない構成とした。連続気泡シートは、連続気泡を備えた金属製の繊維積層板により形成される。金属製の繊維積層板は、アルミのくず、ステンレスのくずのような金属くずをプレスして板状に形成したものである。この繊維積層板では、狭い空間が板の厚さ方向に階段状に連続するような連続気泡が形成される。このような連続気泡を備えた繊維積層板を内筒体2Aの外周面に巻き付けて構成した最良の形態5のダクト部品1によれば、音の高周波成分が連続気泡を通過する場合に繊維積層板の基材(連続気泡シートのシート基材)に衝突することによって衝突部分が振動して音の高周波成分が減衰し、また、音圧によって繊維積層板及び内筒体2Aが板振動するので、音の低周波成分がこの板振動によって減衰する。さらに、音の低周波成分が、小さな空間である連続気泡から大きな空間である空気層11に入るので、効率的に減衰する。また、空気が内筒体2Aの内側から空気層11に流出することが軽減するので圧力損失を少なくできる。よって、遮音効果及び圧力損失防止効果のより優れたダクト部品1を得ることができる。
Best form 5
5; 6, an open cell sheet (not shown) is wound around the outer peripheral surface of the inner cylindrical body 2A of the best mode 3 in FIG. 6, and a rock felt 50 as a sound absorbing material is provided on the inner surfaces of the left and right cylindrical wall portions 8; It was set as the structure which does not provide. The open cell sheet is formed of a metal fiber laminate having open cells. The metal fiber laminate is formed by pressing metal scraps such as aluminum scraps and stainless scraps into a plate shape. In this fiber laminated board, open cells are formed such that a narrow space continues stepwise in the thickness direction of the board. According to the duct component 1 of the best mode 5 configured by wrapping the fiber laminate having such open cells around the outer peripheral surface of the inner cylindrical body 2A, the fiber lamination is performed when the high frequency component of the sound passes through the open cells. By colliding with the base material of the plate (sheet base material of the open cell sheet), the collision part vibrates and the high frequency component of the sound is attenuated, and the fiber laminate and the inner cylinder 2A vibrate due to the sound pressure. The low frequency component of the sound is attenuated by this plate vibration. Furthermore, since the low frequency component of the sound enters the air layer 11 which is a large space from the open bubbles which are a small space, the sound is efficiently attenuated. Moreover, since it is reduced that air flows into the air layer 11 from the inner side of the inner cylindrical body 2A, pressure loss can be reduced. Therefore, it is possible to obtain the duct component 1 having more excellent sound insulation effect and pressure loss prevention effect.

最良の形態6
最良の形態5のダクト部品1において外筒体3の左右の筒壁部8:9の内面に吸音材としてのロックフェルト50を設けた構成のダクト部品1とした。最良の形態6のダクト部品1によれば、空気層11に入った音の高周波成分がロックフェルト50により吸収されて減衰するので、最良の形態5のダクト部品1より高周波成分の減衰効果を高くできる。
Best form 6
In the duct component 1 of the best mode 5, the duct component 1 is configured such that a rock felt 50 as a sound absorbing material is provided on the inner surfaces of the left and right cylinder wall portions 8: 9 of the outer cylinder 3. According to the duct component 1 of the best form 6, since the high frequency component of the sound that has entered the air layer 11 is absorbed and attenuated by the rock felt 50, the damping effect of the high frequency component is higher than that of the duct part 1 of the best form 5. it can.

例えば、ロックフェルト50は、外筒体3の前後端に渡って前後に延長して設け、厚さが20mmである。例えば、前部内筒体55の前後の長さが350mm、後部内筒体56の前後の長さが200mmである。例えば、前側有孔筒部15、後側有孔筒部16、内筒体2A、前部内筒体55は、パンチング鉄板により形成し、複数の孔18の開口率は58%とした。また、後述する実験に用いた最良の形態5;6のダクト部品は、連続気泡シートとしてアルミ箔繊維積層板を内筒体2Aの外周面全体に巻き付けて形成した。   For example, the rock felt 50 is provided to extend back and forth across the front and rear ends of the outer cylinder 3 and has a thickness of 20 mm. For example, the front and rear lengths of the front inner cylinder 55 are 350 mm, and the front and rear lengths of the rear inner cylinder 56 are 200 mm. For example, the front perforated cylindrical portion 15, the rear perforated cylindrical portion 16, the inner cylindrical body 2A, and the front inner cylindrical body 55 are formed of a punching iron plate, and the aperture ratio of the plurality of holes 18 is 58%. In addition, the duct parts of the best modes 5 and 6 used in the experiments described below were formed by winding an aluminum foil fiber laminate as an open cell sheet around the entire outer peripheral surface of the inner cylinder 2A.

最良の形態1乃至最良の形態6によるダクト部品1として、それぞれ、外筒体3の左右の長さWが360mmのものと500mmのものとを用意し、これら各ダクト部品1を用いた場合の音圧レベル減衰量(dB)を測定する実験を行った。
実験は、図9に示す実験装置で実施した。即ち、試験体であるダクト部品1の前側連結部28(図1参照)と内径150mmの前円筒管61の後端部とが互いに繋がれ、ダクト部品1の後側連結部29(図1参照)と内径150mmの後円筒管62の前端部とが互いに繋がれ、前円筒管61の前部に音を取り込む音管63の一端が接続され、音管63の他端に音源スピーカ64が配置され、音源スピーカ64には雑音発生器65の発生する雑音が増幅器66で増幅されて入力される。前円筒管61の前端部には無反射端66が形成され、後円筒管62の後端部には無反射端67が形成される。無反射端66は、前円筒管61の内側において筒の前端からダクト部品1の位置する側に向けて、図外の密度96kg/mで厚さ50mmのグラスウールを2枚、密度48kg/mで厚さ50mmのグラスウールを2枚、密度24kg/mで厚さ50mmのグラスウールを2枚を、当該順番で積層して形成した。無反射端67も同様に形成した。音圧レベル減衰量(dB)の測定は、ダクト部品1の前端から前方に所定距離aだけ離れた前円筒管61の内側にマイク68を設置するとともに、ダクト部品1の後端から後方に所定距離bだけ離れた後円筒管62の内側にマイク69を設置し、マイク68;69で集めた音の音圧レベルをそれぞれ個別にサウンドレベルメータ(周波数分析機能付)70;71で測定し、ダクト部品1の前側での音圧レベルとダクト部品1の後側での音圧レベルとの差、即ち、音圧レベル減衰量を求めた。所定距離aと所定距離bとを同じ距離とし、所定距離a:bをダクト部品1から無反射端66;67に向けて0mmの地点xから1000mmの地点yまでの間において100mm間隔毎の地点であるそれぞれ11箇所に設定し、ダクト部品1の前後でダクト部品1から同じ距離にある対応する対の11箇所でそれぞれ音圧レベル減衰量を測定し、その11箇所での減衰量の平均値を測定結果とした。図9の符号以外の数字は寸法を示し、単位はmmである。
尚、比較例Pとして、図9のダクト部品1の部分に、管の内周面に厚さ20mmの吸音材を備えた長さ1000mmの円筒管を繋げた場合についても同様に測定した。当該円筒管は、管の径寸法が前円筒管61及び後円筒管62と同じ寸法に形成されるとともに、前後端部が前円筒管61及び後円筒管62に嵌り合う寸法に形成されたことによって、前後端部を前円筒管61及び後円筒管62に嵌め合わせて繋げた。
最良の形態1乃至最良の形態6によるダクト部品1及び比較例Pでの測定結果を図10に示す。
As the duct parts 1 according to the best form 1 to the best form 6, those having a left and right length W of the outer cylindrical body 3 of 360 mm and 500 mm are prepared, and these duct parts 1 are used. An experiment was conducted to measure the sound pressure level attenuation (dB).
The experiment was carried out using the experimental apparatus shown in FIG. That is, the front connection part 28 (see FIG. 1) of the duct part 1 as a test body and the rear end part of the front cylindrical tube 61 having an inner diameter of 150 mm are connected to each other, and the rear connection part 29 (see FIG. 1). ) And the front end portion of the rear cylindrical tube 62 having an inner diameter of 150 mm are connected to each other, one end of a sound tube 63 for taking in sound is connected to the front portion of the front cylindrical tube 61, and a sound source speaker 64 is disposed on the other end of the sound tube 63. The noise generated by the noise generator 65 is amplified by the amplifier 66 and input to the sound source speaker 64. A non-reflection end 66 is formed at the front end of the front cylindrical tube 61, and a non-reflection end 67 is formed at the rear end of the rear cylindrical tube 62. The non-reflective end 66 has two glass wools with a density of 96 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 50 mm, not shown, and a density of 48 kg / m from the front end of the cylinder toward the side where the duct part 1 is located inside the front cylindrical tube 61. 3 and 2 glass wool with a thickness of 50 mm and 2 glass wool with a density of 24 kg / m 3 and a thickness of 50 mm were laminated in that order. The non-reflective end 67 was formed in the same manner. The sound pressure level attenuation (dB) is measured by installing a microphone 68 inside the front cylindrical tube 61 that is a predetermined distance a forward from the front end of the duct part 1 and at a predetermined rearward position from the rear end of the duct part 1. After a distance b, a microphone 69 is installed inside the cylindrical tube 62, and the sound pressure levels of the sounds collected by the microphones 68; 69 are individually measured by sound level meters (with frequency analysis function) 70; 71, The difference between the sound pressure level on the front side of the duct part 1 and the sound pressure level on the rear side of the duct part 1, that is, the sound pressure level attenuation amount was obtained. The predetermined distance a and the predetermined distance b are the same distance, and the predetermined distance a: b is directed from the duct part 1 toward the non-reflective end 66; 67 between the point x of 0 mm and the point y of 1000 mm at every 100 mm interval. The sound pressure level attenuation is measured at each of 11 corresponding pairs at the same distance from the duct part 1 before and after the duct part 1, and the average value of the attenuation at each of the 11 parts. Was taken as the measurement result. Numbers other than the reference numerals in FIG. 9 indicate dimensions, and the unit is mm.
In addition, as Comparative Example P, the same measurement was performed when a cylindrical tube having a length of 1000 mm having a sound absorbing material having a thickness of 20 mm on the inner peripheral surface of the tube was connected to the duct part 1 in FIG. The cylindrical tube is formed so that the diameter of the tube is the same as that of the front cylindrical tube 61 and the rear cylindrical tube 62, and the front and rear end portions are formed to fit the front cylindrical tube 61 and the rear cylindrical tube 62. Thus, the front and rear end portions were fitted and connected to the front cylindrical tube 61 and the rear cylindrical tube 62.
FIG. 10 shows the measurement results of the duct component 1 and the comparative example P according to the best mode 1 to the best mode 6.

最良の形態1乃至6によるダクト部品1の遮音効果について図10乃至図12を参照し、説明する。尚、図10のダクト部品の形態の欄に示す左側の数値は最良の形態の番号、右側の()内の数字は外筒体3の左右の長さWを示す。図11では、外筒体3の左右の長さW=360mmとした場合の最良の形態1乃至6によるダクト部品1の結果をまとめてグラフに示した。図12では、外筒体3の左右の長さW=500mmとした場合の最良の形態1乃至6によるダクト部品1の結果をまとめてグラフに示した。   The sound insulation effect of the duct component 1 according to the best modes 1 to 6 will be described with reference to FIGS. In addition, the numerical value on the left side shown in the column of the form of the duct part in FIG. 10 indicates the number of the best form, and the number in parentheses on the right side indicates the left and right length W of the outer cylinder 3. In FIG. 11, the results of the duct component 1 according to the best modes 1 to 6 when the left and right length W of the outer cylindrical body 3 is set to 360 mm are collectively shown in the graph. In FIG. 12, the results of the duct parts 1 according to the best modes 1 to 6 when the left and right length W of the outer cylinder 3 is 500 mm are collectively shown in the graph.

W=360mmの場合、最良の形態1:2のダクト部品1の遮音効果が優れている。最良の形態1のダクト部品1では、吸音材部20と空気層11とを備えているので、500Hz以上の高周波成分の音に対する音圧レベル減衰量及び500Hz以下の低周波成分の音に対する音圧レベル減衰量が優れている。最良の形態2のダクト部品1では、さらにロックフェルト50を備えているために、500Hz以上の高周波成分の音に対する音圧レベル減衰量が優れている。
W=500mmの場合、空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積がW=360mmの場合と比べて大きいので、空気層11に入る音の低周波成分の減衰効果が向上している。
尚、W=360mmの場合の最良の形態6のダクト部品1での125Hz帯の減衰量は3.7dB、W=500mmの場合の最良の形態1のダクト部品での125Hz帯の減衰量は3.5dBであり、比較例Pより若干悪いが、計測上の誤差であり、工学的には性能は比較例Pとほぼ同じである。その他は、いずれも比較例Pよりも遮音効果が優れている。
In the case of W = 360 mm, the sound insulation effect of the duct component 1 of the best mode 1: 2 is excellent. Since the duct part 1 of the best mode 1 includes the sound absorbing material portion 20 and the air layer 11, the sound pressure level attenuation amount for the sound of the high frequency component of 500 Hz or more and the sound pressure for the sound of the low frequency component of 500 Hz or less. Excellent level attenuation. In the duct component 1 of the best mode 2, since the rock felt 50 is further provided, the sound pressure level attenuation amount with respect to the sound of the high frequency component of 500 Hz or more is excellent.
In the case of W = 500 mm, since the area of the inner surface of the outer cylindrical body 3 in contact with the air layer 11 is larger than that in the case of W = 360 mm, the attenuation effect of the low frequency component of the sound entering the air layer 11 is improved.
Incidentally, the attenuation of 125 Hz band in the duct part 1 of the best form 6 when W = 360 mm is 3.7 dB, and the attenuation quantity of 125 Hz band in the duct part of the best form 1 when W = 500 mm is 3 .5 dB, which is slightly worse than Comparative Example P, but is a measurement error. The engineering performance is almost the same as Comparative Example P. Other than that, the sound insulation effect is superior to Comparative Example P.

図13乃至図15のようなダクト部品1も本発明の範囲である。図13は内筒体2の左右の両側の空気層11の大きさを違わせた構成のダクト部品1である。図14は内筒体2の左右のいずれか一方のみに空気層11を形成した構成のダクト部品1である。図15は外筒体3の上下の長さHを内筒体2の外径寸法より大きくして内筒体2の上下左右に連続する空気層11を形成した構成のダクト部品1である。以上のような構成のダクト部品1であっても、外筒体3の左右の長さWを外筒体3の上下の長さHより長くしたので、内筒体2の外面と外筒体3の内面との間の左右の方向の長さを長くでき、空気層11の容積を大きくでき、空気層11と接する外筒体3の内面の面積を大きくできるので、音の低周波成分の遮音効果を向上できるからである。   Duct components 1 as shown in FIGS. 13 to 15 are also within the scope of the present invention. FIG. 13 shows a duct component 1 having a configuration in which the sizes of the air layers 11 on both the left and right sides of the inner cylinder 2 are different. FIG. 14 shows a duct component 1 having a configuration in which an air layer 11 is formed only on either the left or right side of the inner cylinder 2. FIG. 15 shows a duct component 1 having a configuration in which the upper and lower lengths H of the outer cylindrical body 3 are made larger than the outer diameter dimension of the inner cylindrical body 2 to form an air layer 11 continuous in the vertical and horizontal directions of the inner cylindrical body 2. Even in the duct part 1 configured as described above, the left and right lengths W of the outer cylinder 3 are longer than the upper and lower lengths H of the outer cylinder 3, so that the outer surface of the inner cylinder 2 and the outer cylinder 3 can be increased in length in the left-right direction, the volume of the air layer 11 can be increased, and the area of the inner surface of the outer cylinder 3 in contact with the air layer 11 can be increased. This is because the sound insulation effect can be improved.

(a)はダクト部品の斜視図、(b)はダクト部品を前側から見た図(最良の形態1)。(A) is the perspective view of a duct component, (b) is the figure which looked at the duct component from the front side (best form 1). ダクト部品の断面図(最良の形態1)。Sectional drawing of a duct component (the best form 1). 排気ダクトの設置例を示す図(最良の形態1)。The figure which shows the example of installation of an exhaust duct (best form 1). ダクト部品の斜視図(最良の形態2)。The perspective view of a duct component (best form 2). ダクト部品の斜視図(最良の形態3)。The perspective view of a duct component (best form 3). ダクト部品の断面図(最良の形態3)。Sectional drawing of duct components (best form 3). ダクト部品の斜視図(最良の形態4)。The perspective view of a duct component (best form 4). ダクト部品の断面図(最良の形態4)。Sectional drawing of duct components (best form 4). ダクト部品の音圧レベル減衰量を測定した実験装置を示す図(最良の形態1乃至6及び比較例)。The figure which shows the experimental apparatus which measured the sound pressure level attenuation amount of the duct components (the best form 1 thru | or 6 and a comparative example). 実験結果を示す表(最良の形態1乃至6及び比較例)。The table | surface which shows an experimental result (best form 1 thru | or 6 and a comparative example). 実験結果を示すグラフ(最良の形態1乃至6及び比較例)。The graph which shows an experimental result (best form 1 thru | or 6 and a comparative example). 実験結果を示すグラフ(最良の形態1乃至6及び比較例)。The graph which shows an experimental result (best form 1 thru | or 6 and a comparative example). ダクト部品の他例を示す図。The figure which shows the other example of a duct component. ダクト部品の他例を示す図。The figure which shows the other example of a duct component. ダクト部品の他例を示す図。The figure which shows the other example of a duct component.

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1 ダクト部品、2;2A 内筒体、3 外筒体、4 塞体、5 連結部、
6;7 平壁部、10 接続部、11 空気層、15 前側有孔筒部、
16 後側有孔筒部、17 無孔筒部、18 孔、20 吸音材部、
34 単位ダクト部品(他のダクト部品)、55 前側内筒体、
56 後側内筒体。
1 Duct component, 2; 2A Inner cylinder, 3 Outer cylinder, 4 Occlusion body, 5 Connecting part,
6; 7 flat wall part, 10 connection part, 11 air layer, 15 front perforated cylinder part,
16 rear perforated cylindrical part, 17 non-perforated cylindrical part, 18 holes, 20 sound absorbing material part,
34 Unit duct parts (other duct parts), 55 Front inner cylinder,
56 Rear inner cylinder.

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外筒体と、外筒体の内側に設けられた内筒体と、外筒体及び内筒体の筒の前後の端部において外筒体の端部と内筒体の端部とを互いに繋いで外筒体の端部と内筒体の端部との間を密閉状態に塞ぐ塞体と、外筒体と内筒体と塞体とで囲まれた空気層とを備え、外筒体は、筒の前後の方向に対する筒の左右の方向の長さが筒の上下の方向の長さより長く形成され、内筒体は、筒の前端部に形成された前側有孔筒部と、筒の後端部に形成された後側有孔筒部と、前側有孔筒部と後側有孔筒部との間の筒の中央部に形成された無孔筒部と、後側有孔筒部の外周側に設けられた吸音材部とを備え、吸音材部が、空気層と遮断された吸音材収納部と、吸音材収納部に収納された吸音材とを備え、前側有孔筒部が内筒体の内部と空気層とに跨って貫通する複数の孔を備え、後端側有孔筒部が内筒体の内部と吸音材収納部の内部とに跨って貫通する複数の孔を備えたことを特徴とするダクト部品 The outer cylinder, the inner cylinder provided inside the outer cylinder, and the end of the outer cylinder and the end of the inner cylinder at the front and rear ends of the outer cylinder and the inner cylinder An outer cylinder that includes a closed body that seals between the end of the outer cylinder and the end of the inner cylinder in a sealed state, and an air layer that is surrounded by the outer cylinder, the inner cylinder, and the outer body. The body is formed such that the length in the left-right direction of the cylinder relative to the front-rear direction of the cylinder is longer than the length in the vertical direction of the cylinder, and the inner cylinder has a front perforated cylinder portion formed at the front end of the cylinder, A rear perforated tube formed at the rear end of the tube, a non-perforated tube formed at the center of the tube between the front perforated tube and the rear perforated tube, and a rear perforated tube A sound-absorbing material portion provided on the outer peripheral side of the hole tube portion, the sound-absorbing material portion comprising a sound-absorbing material storage portion that is blocked from the air layer, and a sound-absorbing material stored in the sound-absorbing material storage portion. A compound in which the hole cylinder part penetrates between the inside of the inner cylinder and the air layer. Comprising a hole, duct part, characterized in that it comprises a plurality of holes penetrating across the interior of the inner and sound absorbing material housing portion of the rear side perforated tubular portion inner cylinder.
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