| 摘要 |
The passive damping wedge for reducing sound radiation from reinforced structures excited by fluid flow over the outer surface of the structure. The damping wedge is generally attached at the trailing edge of the skin structure on the inner surface. The unique three-dimensional design of the damping wedge provides increased damping which absorbs vibrational energy in the structure. The wedge is made of viscoelastic material with a high damping capacity to maximize the ability to reflect vibrations within. The wedge generally has an elongated base which extends upwards from a flat lower surface. An upper surface tapers downwards from the base into a plurality of spaced apart front end members which extend away from the base. The wedge also has a plurality of pairs of sides, with each pair of sides tapering inwardly to generally define each of the front end members.
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