Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique

Université´ D'aix-Marseille

Saint Gobain Isover

Saint-gobain Placo

Ecole Centrale De Marseille

Peugeot Citroen Automobiles Sa

Pierre-Olivier Mattei

Marc Pachebat

Sergio Bellizzi

Sylvain Berger

Philippe Martin Herzog

Cedric Pinhede

Philippe Herzog

Bruno Cochelin

Remi Poncot

Renaud Cote

Zoran Dimitrijevic

Rémi Poncot

Romain Bellet

A building element includes a sheet of a rigid material and at least one nonlinear energy sink including a blade with two end parts and a nonlinear spring function intermediate part, a mass fixed to the nonlinear spring function intermediate part of the blade, and a fixing element allowing the two end parts of the blade to be fixed to a solid support in such a way that the nonlinear spring function intermediate part can oscillate about its position of equilibrium or its positions of equilibrium. The nonlinear energy sink is fixed rigidly to the sheet by the fixing element. The building element can be contained in a partition wall. Additionally, such an energy sink or building element can be used for reducing the acoustic transparency of a wall.

Non-linear dynamic absorber and use thereof for acoustic insulation

An attenuation device for attenuating sound waves, and a corresponding system and method, generated by a source emitting sound waves having frequencies between f1 and f2 and wherein the pressure levels are between n1 and n2. The attenuation device comprising at least one acoustic absorber comprising at least one non-linear membrane; the attenuation device being configured in such a way that the first face of the absorber is in acoustic communication with the source. The attenuation device also comprises at least one coupling element for coupling the second face with the source, the coupling element being configured to transmit to the second face sound waves according to the sound waves emitted by the source, and of which the phase and/or the amplitude leads to a pressure differential of the sound waves arriving respectively on the first and second face at the same time.

Sound attenuation device and method

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Marseilles, France

Pierre-Olivier Mattei