WO2015110305A1 - Ventilation louvre and associated naval vessel - Google Patents
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63G—OFFENSIVE OR DEFENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS ON VESSELS; MINE-LAYING; MINE-SWEEPING; SUBMARINES; AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
- B63G13/00—Other offensive or defensive arrangements on vessels; Vessels characterised thereby
- B63G13/02—Camouflage
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63J—AUXILIARIES ON VESSELS
- B63J2/00—Arrangements of ventilation, heating, cooling, or air-conditioning
- B63J2/02—Ventilation; Air-conditioning
- B63J2/04—Ventilation; Air-conditioning of living spaces
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63G—OFFENSIVE OR DEFENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS ON VESSELS; MINE-LAYING; MINE-SWEEPING; SUBMARINES; AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
- B63G13/00—Other offensive or defensive arrangements on vessels; Vessels characterised thereby
- B63G13/02—Camouflage
- B63G2013/022—Camouflage using means for reducing noise emission into air or water
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63G—OFFENSIVE OR DEFENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS ON VESSELS; MINE-LAYING; MINE-SWEEPING; SUBMARINES; AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
- B63G13/00—Other offensive or defensive arrangements on vessels; Vessels characterised thereby
- B63G13/02—Camouflage
- B63G2013/025—Camouflage using means for reducing radiation emission of electromagnetic waves, e.g. infrared, into air or water
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- B—PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
- B63—SHIPS OR OTHER WATERBORNE VESSELS; RELATED EQUIPMENT
- B63G—OFFENSIVE OR DEFENSIVE ARRANGEMENTS ON VESSELS; MINE-LAYING; MINE-SWEEPING; SUBMARINES; AIRCRAFT CARRIERS
- B63G13/00—Other offensive or defensive arrangements on vessels; Vessels characterised thereby
- B63G13/02—Camouflage
- B63G2013/027—Camouflage using stealth design, i.e. superstructures, hulls, or other vessel's components shaped or constructed for minimizing reflection of radar or sonar beams, or the like
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- H—ELECTRICITY
- H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
- H01Q—ANTENNAS, i.e. RADIO AERIALS
- H01Q17/00—Devices for absorbing waves radiated from an antenna; Combinations of such devices with active antenna elements or systems
- H01Q17/008—Devices for absorbing waves radiated from an antenna; Combinations of such devices with active antenna elements or systems with a particular shape
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- the present invention relates to ventilation louvres equipping including naval gear.
- the present invention relates to a vent for a naval craft, comprising:
- Boats mounted on board a marine gear are located at the mouth of air ducts used to supply certain equipment with air, for example for cooling, or for discharging stale air generated by certain other equipment.
- louvelles in order to reduce the radar equivalent surface of the louvelles aboard the ships, it is known to equip them with a coating specifically designed to absorb all or part of the incident radar waves, or to realize the louvelles directly from of materials having such properties.
- the materials or coatings used to do this are usually of complex bill.
- the coatings used are in the form of a superposition of layers each of which aims to absorb electromagnetic waves in a part of the spectrum or to modify the properties of incident electromagnetic waves, such as for example their frequency, such as so that the radiation reflected by the corresponding vane will be difficult to detect by the source of the incident waves.
- Other known materials have a complex microscopic structure.
- each fin has a substantially planar central surface, substantially rectangular and defined by two lateral ends and two front and rear ends, the lateral ends of the central portion of each fin having a length of between 250 mm and 350 mm.
- the ventelle comprises one or more of the following technical characteristics, taken in isolation or in any technically possible combination (s):
- the distance between the respective central portions of two adjacent fins is between 20 mm and 70 mm;
- the front face extends substantially in a front plane
- each fin is inclined upwards from the front face towards the rear face of the vane, the angle of inclination formed between the front plane and the central surface of each vane being between 140 ° and 160 °;
- the reinforcement comprises two transverse faces and two lateral faces, the airfoil further comprising a reinforcement bar extending between the two transverse faces of the reinforcement, preferably substantially parallel to the lateral faces;
- Each fin comprises at each of its front and rear ends a transverse flange extending towards an adjacent fin so as to partially close a mouth of a ventilation passage defined between the ventelle and said adjacent fin;
- each fin form the lateral physical edges of said fin over at least a part of their length
- the frame and / or at least one fin is made of aluminum
- the fins are all substantially identical, the disposition of a fin relative to a fin which is consecutive to it being the same for all the fins;
- An end fin and the frame define a cavity closed towards the rear, the cavity being at least partially closed at the front face by one or more shields;
- At least one shield has perforations, the frame having days, perforations and days defining an additional passage for the fluid flow between the front and rear faces of the ventilation vane.
- the invention relates to a naval craft, characterized in that it comprises at least one ventilation plate as defined above.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic illustration of a ship according to the invention.
- FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic illustration of a ventilation vane according to the invention:
- FIG. 3 is a longitudinal sectional view of the ventilation plate of Figure 2.
- FIG. 4 is a schematic illustration of a fin of the ventilation plate of Figures 2 and 3.
- FIG 1 illustrates a ship 2 according to the invention.
- the naval craft 2 comprises one or more venting louvers 4 according to the invention, hereinafter louvers 4.
- louvers 4 are also known as louvers and designated by the term "louver" in the English language.
- Each louver 4 is associated with one or more equipment 6 of the machine 2, to which it is fluidly connected, for example by a pipe 8.
- Each louver 4 is located at the end of the pipe 8 and is in contact with 2.
- at least one of the louvers is formed through the wall of a room in which one or more equipment 6 is located, and is therefore not connected to these equipment. by a pipeline 8.
- the louvers 4 each form an air inlet for the supply of air to equipment 6, or an air outlet for the discharge of stale air generated by equipment 6.
- each louver 4 has a front face 10 visible from the outside of the machine 2, and a rear face 12 masked.
- the front face 10 extends substantially in a plane before P1.
- the rear face 12 extends substantially along a rear plane P2.
- the planes P1 and P2 are parallel to each other.
- Each louvre 4 is arranged on the machine 2 according to a flush arrangement, that is to say such that its plane before P1 is substantially coincident with the local plane of the surface of the vehicle 2 at which the ventelle 4 is installed.
- At least one of the louvers 4 is arranged on the machine 2 in a slightly tilted rearward configuration, the front plane P1 having an inclination of between 8 ° and 20 ° relative to the vertical .
- This has the effect of minimizing the SER of the vane 4 because the radar waves directly reflected by the vane 4 are not in the direction of the source of the waves.
- each louvre 4 is devoid of coating or material specifically designed to absorb electromagnetic radiation, in particular the radiation used by the radars. Thus, the cost of louvers 4 is reduced.
- the louver 4 comprises a frame 14.
- the armature 14 comprises two opposite transverse panels 16 and two opposite side panels 18.
- the transverse faces 16 and side 18 are fixed to each other and are substantially orthogonal to the planes P1 and P2, each transverse section 16, respectively lateral 18 being fixed to the two side panels 18, respectively transverse 16.
- the frame 14 defines a cavity of parallelepipedal general shape which opens at the front 10 and rear 12.
- the armature 14 also comprises a fastening flange 20 extending substantially in the front plane P1 all around the armature 4.
- the fastening flange 20 is provided with orifices 22 for the passage of fasteners providing the fastening of 4.
- the fixing flange 20 is for example integral with the panels 16 and 18, or is alternatively attached to the panels 16 and 18.
- the louver 4 further comprises fins 24 and a reinforcing bar 26 configured to improve the mechanical strength of the louver 4. More specifically, the louver 4 comprises between ten and twenty fins 24, the exact number being conditioned by the use of the ventelle according to criteria known to those skilled in the art, such as for example the desired air flow.
- the vanes 24 are immovably attached to the frame 14.
- the vanes 24 form a stepped floor arrangement in the frame 14.
- the vanes 24 mask the opposite face for a viewing observer the vane 4 under normal viewing angles or close to the normal to a given face.
- the fins 24 define between them ventilation passages 25 for the fluid circulation between the front 10 and rear 12 of the ventelle 4.
- each fin 24 has a central portion 28 substantially flat and substantially rectangular.
- the central portion 28 is delimited by lateral ends 30 and front and rear ends 32.
- the lateral ends 30 correspond to the physical edges of the fin 24 over at least a part of their length, advantageously over substantially their entire length. This simplifies the shape of the fins and therefore their manufacture.
- the length I of the lateral ends 30 of the central portion 28 of each fin 24 is between 250 mm and 350 mm.
- the front and rear ends 32 of the central portion 28 of each fin 24 are arranged parallel to the front plane P1.
- the width of the fins 24, that is to say the dimensions of the front and rear ends 32 and therefore the venial 4 is conditioned by the use of the ventelle 4 according to criteria known to those skilled in the art, for example the desired gas flow.
- Each fin 24 is fixed to the armature 14 in a position in which the central portion 28 is orthogonal to the side panels 18 of the armature.
- the lateral ends 30 are fixed to the side panels 18.
- the front and rear ends 32 extend substantially parallel to the front plane P1.
- the front end 32 of the fins 24 extends substantially in the plane before P1.
- the fins 24 are inclined upwardly from the front face 10 towards the rear face 12.
- the angle of inclination i formed between the front plane P1 and the central surface 28 of each fin 4 is between 140 ° and 160 °. In view of the orientation of Figure 3, the fins are thus inclined at an angle of between 50 ° and 70 ° relative to the horizontal. Also, an observer looking at the front face 10 of the vane 4 at an angle close to normal to the front plane P1 can observe a portion of upper faces of the central portions 28 of the vanes 24 through the mouths of the ventilation passages 25.
- the central portions 28 of two wings 24 consecutive are substantially parallel to each other. These central portions 28 are at a distance from one another, the value of which is preferably between 20 mm and 70 mm.
- Each fin 24 further includes two transverse flanges 34, including a leading edge and a trailing edge.
- the flanges 34 are substantially planar and are respectively located in the extension of one and the other of the front and rear ends 32 of the central portion 28.
- the flanges 34 extend over the entire length of the front and rear ends 32.
- the flanges 34 each form a strip of material inclined relative to the central surface 28.
- the two flanges 34 of the same fin 24 are arranged parallel to each other and are oriented in opposite directions.
- the flange 34 facing the front face 10 of the louver 4 is oriented downward relative to the associated central surface 28, and the flange 34 oriented towards the the rear face 12 of the vane is oriented upwards.
- Each flange 34 extends towards an adjacent fin 24 so as to partially close the mouth of a ventilation passage 25. Due to their relative orientation, the two edges of a fin 24 partially occlude mouthpieces separate aeration passage 25. As will be seen later, the flanges 34 have the effect of increasing the number of reflections of the electromagnetic waves that penetrate inside the windshield 4.
- the angle formed between the central surface 28 of a fin 24 and each flange 34 corresponds to the angle of inclination i.
- the flanges 34 extend parallel to the front plane P1.
- each fin 24 also comprises a slot 36 formed in one of the flanges 34 and in the central portion 28.
- the slot 36 is provided for the reception of the reinforcement bar 26 and has complementary dimensions of the reinforcement bar 26.
- the fins 24 are all substantially identical to each other.
- the distance e between two adjacent fins 24 is substantially constant from one pair of fins 24 to the other.
- the angle of inclination between the central surface 28 of each fin and the front plane P1 is substantially the same for all the fins.
- the reinforcement bar 26 extends between the two transverse panels 16 of the armature 14 at the front face 10, preferably parallel to the side panels 18. For example, each end of the bar reinforcement 26 is welded to the corresponding transverse panel 16. In addition, the reinforcing bar 26 is received by each of the fins 24 at the corresponding slot 36. For example, each fin 24 is welded to the reinforcing bar 26 over all or part of the contact zone between the edges of the slot 36 and the reinforcement bar 26.
- the ventelle 4 is made of aluminum. More specifically, the frame 14, the fins 24, and / or the reinforcing bar 26, and preferably each of them, are made of aluminum. This has the effect of minimizing the galvanic interactions between the vane 4 and the surfaces of the ship 2 in contact with which the vane 4 is located. In addition, this has the effect of promoting the good performance of the ventelle 4 corrosion.
- one of the fins 24 of the end of the ventelle 4 delimits , with the transverse panel 16 adjacent and the side panels 18 of the armature 14, a cavity 38 closed towards the rear.
- This cavity 38 is partially closed at the front face 10 by one or more shields 40, for example two shields 40.
- Each shield 40 is in the form of a metal plate, preferably made from aluminum, flat and full, that is to say, not perforated.
- Each shield 40 extends substantially in the plane before P1.
- Each shield 40 is attached to the reinforcing bar 26 and the armature 14, for example by welding.
- each shield 40 is at a distance from the fin 24 in question substantially equal to the distance in the plane before P1 between the fin 24 and the adjacent fin. This makes it possible to limit the negative impact of the cavity 38 on the SER of the venial 4 resulting from the shape of the cavity 38 which induces a small number of reflections for the radar waves that enter.
- one or more shields 40 for example each shield 40, has perforations 42 (dashed in Figure 2) on all or part of its surface.
- the number, the locations and the dimensions of the perforations are determined in a manner known to those skilled in the art in order to minimize the contribution of the perforations and shields to the SER of the ventelle 4.
- the upper transverse panel 16 is equipped with days 44 (shown in Figure 3).
- the perforations 42 and 44 define an additional fluid flow passage between the front 10 and rear 12 whose presence improves the suction performance of the ventelle 4 compared to an embodiment without perforations 42 and / or without days 44.
- the vane 4 is then arranged on the vehicle 2 so that a clearance exists between the transverse section 16 provided with the days 44 and the associated edge of the opening formed in the vehicle 2 in which the ventelle 4 is received, which allows the effective gas circulation by this additional passage.
- the lower end fin ie the lowest vane 24 is arranged in the armature 14 so that the free edge of its rim 34 visible from the front face is in contact with the transverse pan 16 lower. This has the effect that the ventelle 4 has no lower cavity whose geometry is difficult to control.
- the fins 24 are manufactured, for example by machining or cutting.
- the flanges 34 are inclined relative to the central surface 28, and the slot 36 is formed in a flange 34 of the fin 24.
- the transverse and lateral flaps 16 are fixed to each other, for example by welding.
- the flange 20 is also made.
- the reinforcing bar 26 is then fixed to the frame 14. Then the fins are successively installed in the frame 14. Each fin 24 is engaged by the rear face 12 and placed in the position provided so that the rim 34 visible from the front face 10 extends substantially in the plane P1. The fin 24 is then fixed in the frame 24 by welding at the reinforcing bar 26 and at the level of weld zones located on the inner face and / or the outer face of the side panels 18. The shields 40 are then installed.
- gases for example air
- FIGS. 1-10 The operation of a ventelle 4 according to the invention will now be described with reference to FIGS.
- gases for example air
- gases engage in the ventilation passages 25 delimited by the fins 24 and circulate between the front face 10 and the rear face 12 of the vane 4, for example under the effect of suction or overpressure generated by equipment 6.
- the precise direction of flow of gases within vane 4 results from the use of the vane as a vent or discharge vane.
- electromagnetic waves are emitted in the direction of the vane 4. Part of these waves is directly reflected in another direction than that of the radar transmitter by the front face 10 of the vane 4, in particular by the front flanges 34, the flange 20 and the reinforcement bar 26. Another part of the radar waves enters the vane 4 through the mouths of the ventilation passages 25.
- the waves are then successively reflected by one and the other of the central surfaces 28 of the fins defining the corresponding ventilation passage 25. Due to the angle of inclination between the central surfaces 28 and the plane P1 on the one hand, and on the other hand rims 34 at the ends of the fins 24, the waves then undergo a very large number of reflections in the corresponding ventilation space 25 and each of which gives rise to the dissipation of a portion of the energy of these waves. In particular, they run through the aeration passages 25 in both directions and are reflected at the ends of these passages by the flanges 34.
- ventelle 4 according to the invention has several advantages.
- the dimensions of the central portions 28 of the fins 24, and in particular the length of the lateral ends 32 have the effect of increasing the number of reflections of the radar waves that can enter the vane 4, and thus decrease the radar equivalent surface of the windshield 4 as explained above.
- the values of distance e between the central portions 28 of the vanes 24 have the effect of allowing the vane 4 to maintain high suction and discharge air capacities while minimizing the risk of icing of the passageways. aeration under severe environmental conditions. This makes it possible, in particular, to dispense the louver 4 with a deicing system, such a system being expensive and contributing to increasing the infrared signature of the louver 4.
- this range of distance values has the effect of preventing network effects. , by which a structure having a repetitive geometry and in which waves Incidents penetrate can amplify the waves before their reissue and thus present an important SER.
- the range of values of the angle of inclination i of the central portions 28 of the vanes 24 simultaneously has the effect of contributing to the increase in the number of reflection of the waves in the vane 4, while minimizing the space requirement.
- the ventelle in fact, at fixed fin length 24, these inclination values make it possible to reduce the depth of the vane 4.
- the presence of the reinforcement bar 26 has the effect of substantially increasing the mechanical strength of the winding 4 generally.
- the mechanical strength of the windlass 4 sea packs is substantially improved for a low cost.
- the sea packets correspond to large bodies of water suspended, especially in rough sea, and which constitute an important factor of deterioration of the apparent structures of the craft 2.
- the presence of the flanges 34 at the front and rear ends of the fins 24 has the effect of contributing to increasing the number of reflections of the radar waves in the vane 4.
- the radar stealth performance of the vane 4 are improved accordingly.
- the lateral ends of the central portions are extended over all or part of their length by complementary fastening structures, such as for example tabs intended to be inserted into the side panels 18 of the frame 14 .
- the fact of making the aluminum windlass 4 has the effect of minimizing the galvanic interactions at the interface between the windrow 4 and the machine 2.
- the mass of the vane 4 is thus reduced, which facilitates its handling, especially for its installation.
- the fins 24 obstruct the vision when the vane is viewed from normal or near normal viewing angles.
- the vane 4 has good masking properties of the hot spots located at the level of the equipment 6 to which the louvers 4 are coupled, and thus has a weak infrared signature.
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