WO2004095418A1 - Acoustic generator having an air-blowing hole, an air-compression chamber and a membrane - Google Patents

Acoustic generator having an air-blowing hole, an air-compression chamber and a membrane Download PDF

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WO2004095418A1
WO2004095418A1 PCT/PL2003/000113 PL0300113W WO2004095418A1 WO 2004095418 A1 WO2004095418 A1 WO 2004095418A1 PL 0300113 W PL0300113 W PL 0300113W WO 2004095418 A1 WO2004095418 A1 WO 2004095418A1
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Waldemar Gibaszewski
Andrzej Grabkowski
Zbigniew Nalej
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Andrzej Grabkowski
Zbigniew Nalej
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    • G10K9/00Devices in which sound is produced by vibrating a diaphragm or analogous element, e.g. fog horns, vehicle hooters or buzzers
    • G10K9/02Devices in which sound is produced by vibrating a diaphragm or analogous element, e.g. fog horns, vehicle hooters or buzzers driven by gas; e.g. suction operated
    • G10K9/04Devices in which sound is produced by vibrating a diaphragm or analogous element, e.g. fog horns, vehicle hooters or buzzers driven by gas; e.g. suction operated by compressed gases, e.g. compressed air

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  • the invention relates to an acoustic generator, designed for generating single-tone alarm sounds or similar sounds, during entertainment events, for supporting sports contests, or in similar circumstances.
  • Acoustic generators serving as sources of single-tone sounds, used for emitting alarm signals, are known.
  • An example of such a generator is known from Polish Patent No. 62128.
  • the generator disclosed therein has a housing with an air compression chamber which emits acoustic waves.
  • Said chamber has an air intake and is closed at its rear end with a membrane.
  • the generator is equipped with an outlet horn, and additionally with a damping collector and a corrective barrier.
  • the Polish Utility Model Specification No. Ru 57400 discloses another acoustic generator used for generating said type of sounds during entertainment events.
  • Said generator comprises a cylindrical body having an external circumferential flange and a funnel-shaped outlet horn. A membrane mounted to the flange is secured by a cap with holes.
  • the cylindrical body contains an air compression chamber which emits acoustic waves and is provided with a hole for blowing the air into the compression chamber.
  • the chambers being the source of acoustic waves in these known generators have complicated shapes and are difficult to form.
  • Such chambers are formed inside the body of the acoustic generator, and then covered with a membrane.
  • the object of the present invention is to eliminate drawbacks of known acoustic generators.
  • the acoustic generator of the invention contains an air compression chamber with an air blowing hole for blowing air into the compression chamber, and a membrane allowing the air to flow into a resonance chamber which is ended with an outlet horn, and it is characterized in that the compression chamber is situated between the internal wall of a body and the external surface of the resonance chamber, wherein said body is drawn over said resonance chamber and is mounted thereon; and wherein said resonance chamber is conical in its section surrounded by the body.
  • the resonance chamber and the body are both frustoconical, and said body is drawn over and mounted on the resonance chamber in such a manner that the end of the body opposite to the membrane is located in a central part of the resonance chamber, wherein said gen- erator has its smallest diameter at the region of the end of the body opposite to the membrane, and the smaller base of resonance chamber extends beyond the plane of the larger base of the body, the membrane being pressed against the edge of the inlet of the resonance chamber.
  • the body is sleeve-shaped.
  • An elastic sealing band may be mounted to the periphery of the body mounted on the resonance chamber.
  • the membrane is preferably made of rubber, and it is clamped around the periphery of the body with a band clip.
  • the external surface of the body and the external surface of resonance chamber, accessible when the body is mounted, may be surrounded by a tubing made of a heat-shrinkable film.
  • the air blowing hole may be provided with a mouthpiece.
  • the acoustic generator of the invention has a very simple construction, as it is composed of two simple, sleeve-shaped elements, none of them requiring an additional air compression chamber to be formed within.
  • the rubber membrane clamped around the periphery of the body of the generator with an band clip, makes it possible to modulate the key of sounds generated by the generator in a simple manner, by appropriate clamping said membrane at the inlet of the resonance chamber.
  • the use of the heat-shrinkable film as the external tubing around the generator helps to keep it in a determined shape.
  • Fig. 1 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the generator of the invention
  • Fig. 2 is a sectional view of a simpler embodiment of the generator of the invention.
  • the acoustic generator contains an air compression chamber 1 with an air blowing hole 2 for blowing air into the compression chamber 1, a resonance chamber 3 ended with an outlet horn 4, and a membrane 5 allowing the air to flow from the compression chamber 1 into the resonance chamber 3.
  • the air compression chamber 1 is situated between the internal wall of a body 6 and the external surface of the resonance chamber 3, wherein said body 6 is drawn over said resonance chamber 3 and mounted thereon.
  • the resonance chamber 3 is conical in its section surrounded by the body 6.
  • Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of the acoustic generator with the body 6 sleeve-shaped.
  • the periphery of the body 6 mounted on the resonance chamber is fitted with an elastic sealing band 7.
  • the membrane 5 of said generator is made of rubber, and it is clamped around the periphery of body 6 with a band clip 8. The membrane 5 is pressed against the edge of the inlet of the resonance chamber.
  • the external surface of the body 6 and the external surface of the resonance chamber 3, which are accessible when the body 6 is mounted, are surrounded by a tubing 9 made of a heat-shrinkable film. Additionally the air blowing hole 2 is provided with a mouthpiece 10.
  • Fig. 2 shows a simplified embodiment of the generator of the invention, wherein the resonance chamber 3 and the body 6 are both frustoconical, and said body 6 is drawn over and mounted on the resonance chamber 3 in such a manner that the end of the body 6 opposite to the membrane 5 is located in a central part of the resonance chamber 3.
  • the generator has its smallest diameter at the region of the end of the body 6 opposite to the membrane 5.
  • the smaller base of resonance chamber 3 extends beyond the plane of the larger base of body 6.
  • the air, blown into the compression chamber 1 through the air blowing hole 2, having reached appropriate pressure in the compression chamber 1, causes a slit to appear between the membrane 5 and the edge of the smaller base of the of resonance chamber 3, at the inlet of the resonance chamber 3, which causes flow of the air into the resonance chamber 3. Sound waves are generated which is emitted from the outlet horn 4.

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Abstract

The acoustic generator according to the invention contains an air compression chamber (1) with an air blowing hole (2) for blowing air into the compression chamber, and a membrane (5) allowing the air to flow into a resonance chamber (3) which is ended with an outlet horn (4), and it is characterized in that the compression chamber (1) is situated between the internal wall of a body (6) and the external surface of the resonance chamber (3), wherein said body (6) is drawn over said resonance chamber (3) and mounted thereon; and wherein said resonance chamber (3) is conical in its section surrounded by the body (6). The generator is designed for generating single-tone alarm sounds or similar sounds, during entertainment events, for supporting sportive contest, or in similar circumstances.

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ACOUSTIC GENERATOR HAVING AN AIR-BLOWING HOLE , AN AIR-COMPRESSION CHAMBER AND A
MEMBRANE
The invention relates to an acoustic generator, designed for generating single-tone alarm sounds or similar sounds, during entertainment events, for supporting sports contests, or in similar circumstances.
Acoustic generators serving as sources of single-tone sounds, used for emitting alarm signals, are known. An example of such a generator is known from Polish Patent No. 62128. The generator disclosed therein has a housing with an air compression chamber which emits acoustic waves. Said chamber has an air intake and is closed at its rear end with a membrane. At its front end the generator is equipped with an outlet horn, and additionally with a damping collector and a corrective barrier. The Polish Utility Model Specification No. Ru 57400 discloses another acoustic generator used for generating said type of sounds during entertainment events. Said generator comprises a cylindrical body having an external circumferential flange and a funnel-shaped outlet horn. A membrane mounted to the flange is secured by a cap with holes. The cylindrical body contains an air compression chamber which emits acoustic waves and is provided with a hole for blowing the air into the compression chamber.
The chambers being the source of acoustic waves in these known generators have complicated shapes and are difficult to form. Such chambers are formed inside the body of the acoustic generator, and then covered with a membrane.
It is technologically difficult to mount the membrane within the known generators, and precisely defined parameters of production and assembly have to be observed.
The object of the present invention is to eliminate drawbacks of known acoustic generators.
The acoustic generator of the invention contains an air compression chamber with an air blowing hole for blowing air into the compression chamber, and a membrane allowing the air to flow into a resonance chamber which is ended with an outlet horn, and it is characterized in that the compression chamber is situated between the internal wall of a body and the external surface of the resonance chamber, wherein said body is drawn over said resonance chamber and is mounted thereon; and wherein said resonance chamber is conical in its section surrounded by the body.
Preferably the resonance chamber and the body are both frustoconical, and said body is drawn over and mounted on the resonance chamber in such a manner that the end of the body opposite to the membrane is located in a central part of the resonance chamber, wherein said gen- erator has its smallest diameter at the region of the end of the body opposite to the membrane, and the smaller base of resonance chamber extends beyond the plane of the larger base of the body, the membrane being pressed against the edge of the inlet of the resonance chamber.
In a preferred embodiment of the generator the body is sleeve-shaped. An elastic sealing band may be mounted to the periphery of the body mounted on the resonance chamber.
The membrane is preferably made of rubber, and it is clamped around the periphery of the body with a band clip.
The external surface of the body and the external surface of resonance chamber, accessible when the body is mounted, may be surrounded by a tubing made of a heat-shrinkable film.
The air blowing hole may be provided with a mouthpiece.
The acoustic generator of the invention has a very simple construction, as it is composed of two simple, sleeve-shaped elements, none of them requiring an additional air compression chamber to be formed within. The rubber membrane, clamped around the periphery of the body of the generator with an band clip, makes it possible to modulate the key of sounds generated by the generator in a simple manner, by appropriate clamping said membrane at the inlet of the resonance chamber. The use of the heat-shrinkable film as the external tubing around the generator helps to keep it in a determined shape.
The acoustic generator of the invention will be described by means of the preferred em- bodiments with reference to the attached drawing, wherein:
Fig. 1 is a sectional view of an embodiment of the generator of the invention;
Fig. 2 is a sectional view of a simpler embodiment of the generator of the invention.
The acoustic generator contains an air compression chamber 1 with an air blowing hole 2 for blowing air into the compression chamber 1, a resonance chamber 3 ended with an outlet horn 4, and a membrane 5 allowing the air to flow from the compression chamber 1 into the resonance chamber 3. The air compression chamber 1 is situated between the internal wall of a body 6 and the external surface of the resonance chamber 3, wherein said body 6 is drawn over said resonance chamber 3 and mounted thereon. The resonance chamber 3 is conical in its section surrounded by the body 6. Fig. 1 shows an embodiment of the acoustic generator with the body 6 sleeve-shaped. The periphery of the body 6 mounted on the resonance chamber is fitted with an elastic sealing band 7. The membrane 5 of said generator is made of rubber, and it is clamped around the periphery of body 6 with a band clip 8. The membrane 5 is pressed against the edge of the inlet of the resonance chamber. The external surface of the body 6 and the external surface of the resonance chamber 3, which are accessible when the body 6 is mounted, are surrounded by a tubing 9 made of a heat-shrinkable film. Additionally the air blowing hole 2 is provided with a mouthpiece 10. Fig. 2 shows a simplified embodiment of the generator of the invention, wherein the resonance chamber 3 and the body 6 are both frustoconical, and said body 6 is drawn over and mounted on the resonance chamber 3 in such a manner that the end of the body 6 opposite to the membrane 5 is located in a central part of the resonance chamber 3. The generator has its smallest diameter at the region of the end of the body 6 opposite to the membrane 5. In the both embodiments of acoustic generator the smaller base of resonance chamber 3 extends beyond the plane of the larger base of body 6. The air, blown into the compression chamber 1 through the air blowing hole 2, having reached appropriate pressure in the compression chamber 1, causes a slit to appear between the membrane 5 and the edge of the smaller base of the of resonance chamber 3, at the inlet of the resonance chamber 3, which causes flow of the air into the resonance chamber 3. Sound waves are generated which is emitted from the outlet horn 4.

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1. An acoustic generator contains an air compression chamber with an air blowing hole for blowing air into the compression chamber, and a membrane allowing the air to flow into a resonance chamber which is ended with an outlet horn, characterized in that the compression chamber (I) is situated between the internal wall of a body (6) and the external surface of the reso- nance chamber (3), wherein said body (6) is drawn over said resonance chamber (3) and is mounted thereon; and wherein said resonance chamber (3) is conical in its section surrounded by the body (6).
2. The generator according to Claim 1, characterized in that the resonance chamber (3) and the body (6) are both frustoconical, and said body (6) is drawn over and mounted on the resonance chamber (3) in such a manner that the end of the body (6) opposite to the membrane (5) is located in a central part of the resonance chamber (3), wherein said generator has its smallest diameter at the region of the end of the body (6) opposite to the membrane (5), and the smaller base of resonance chamber (3) extends beyond the plane of the larger base of the body (6), the membrane (5) being pressed against the edge of the inlet of the resonance chamber (3).
3. The generator according to Claim 2, characterized in that the body (6) is sleeve- shaped.
4. The generator according to Claim 2 or Claim 3, characterized in that an elastic sealing band (7) is mounted to the periphery of the body (6) mounted on the resonance chamber (3).
5. The generator according to Claim 4, characterized in that the membrane (5) is made of rubber, and it is clamped around the periphery of the body (6) with a band clip (8).
6. The generator according to Claim 5, characterized in that the external surface of the body (6) and the external surface of the resonance chamber (3) accessible when the body (6) is mounted, are surrounded by a tubing (9) made of a heat-shrinkable film.
7. The generator according to Claim 6, characterized in that the air blowing hole (2) is provided with a mouthpiece (10).
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