一种医院室内降噪通风系统
By installing noise-reducing docking mechanisms and composite sound-insulating pads in the hospital ventilation system, the problems of convenient disassembly and assembly of ventilation ducts and noise control have been solved, achieving convenient maintenance and effective noise reduction.
Patent Information
- Authority / Receiving Office
- CN · China
- Patent Type
- Utility models(China)
- Current Assignee / Owner
- 广东爱富兰建设有限公司
- Filing Date
- 2025-09-01
- Publication Date
- 2026-07-17
AI Technical Summary
The existing installation methods for hospital ventilation duct networks involve a large amount of construction work and are not convenient for disassembling and assembling individual ventilation duct components. They are also difficult to maintain and replace, especially in environments with people around the clock.
A noise-reducing docking mechanism with flat ends is adopted at the interface of ventilation ducts and air volume regulating valves. Threaded fasteners are used to lock the connection between adjacent ducts and valves, and composite sound insulation pads are pasted on the outer wall. Rubber rings are used to insulate and reduce noise at the splicing seams.
It enables convenient disassembly and assembly of ventilation ducts and air volume regulating valves, reducing the amount of construction work, and effectively reduces noise transmission into the room through the design of composite sound insulation pads and rubber rings.
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Abstract
Claims
1. A hospital room noise reduction ventilation system, characterized by: The application relates to a ventilation pipe and a ventilation valve for indoor ventilation of a hospital, wherein a flat-end noise reduction connecting mechanism is arranged at the pipe opening of the ventilation pipe and the interface of the ventilation valve, adjacent noise reduction connecting mechanisms are locked by a threaded fastener to make the ventilation pipe and the ventilation valve connected and communicated, and a composite sound insulation pad is attached to the outer wall of the ventilation pipe and the ventilation valve.
2. The hospital indoor noise reducing ventilation system of claim 1, wherein: The noise reduction connecting mechanism comprises a "back" shaped flange plate, a "back" shaped connecting plate and a "back" shaped rubber ring, the flange plate is welded on the outer wall of the pipe opening of the ventilation pipe, the connecting plate is welded on the end of the pipe opening of the ventilation pipe, and the flange plate and the connecting plate are parallel to each other.
3. The hospital indoor noise reducing ventilation system of claim 2, wherein: The inner side of the rubber ring is provided with a flange plate accommodating groove, the flange plate is sleeved in the flange plate accommodating groove, the front surface of the rubber ring is provided with a connecting plate accommodating groove, the connecting plate is embedded in the connecting plate accommodating groove, and the front surface of the connecting plate is flush with the front surface of the rubber ring.
4. The hospital indoor noise reducing ventilation system of claim 2, wherein: N first circular holes are arranged on the flange plate, N second circular holes are arranged on the rubber ring, the first circular holes and the second circular holes are one-to-one corresponding and communicated, and the diameter of the first circular hole is larger than that of the second circular hole.
5. The hospital indoor noise reducing ventilation system of claim 1, wherein: The ventilation pipe is divided into a first straight pipe, a first bent pipe, a T-shaped three-way pipe, an end-closed pipe, a zigzag pipe, a second straight pipe and a second bent pipe, one end of the first straight pipe is connected with adjacent first straight pipes, first bent pipes or main pipes of the three-way pipe, two ends of the ventilation valve are connected with branch pipes of adjacent three-way pipes and the zigzag pipe, and one end of the second straight pipe is connected with adjacent zigzag pipes, second straight pipes or second bent pipes.
6. The hospital indoor noise reducing ventilation system of claim 5, wherein: Micro-porous plates are arranged on the inner wall of the second bent pipe and the inner wall of the end-closed pipe.
7. The hospital indoor noise reducing ventilation system of claim 6, wherein: The composite sound insulation pad comprises a butyl rubber damping sheet, a rubber plastic sound insulation cotton, an EVA sound insulation felt and an aluminum foil paper which are sequentially attached, and the butyl rubber damping sheet is attached to the outer wall of the ventilation pipe.