Abstract: A device for improving the effectiveness of the acoustic treatment(s) in an aircraft propulsion unit that includes a pipe (36) into which a gas stream flows, whereby the pipe (36) is delimited by two approximately concentric inside walls (40) and outside walls (42), wherein the device includes at least one partition (38, 38?) that extends over at least one portion of the length of the pipe (36) between the inside and outside walls (40, 42) and in that the profile of at least one wall (44, 46) of the at least one partition (38, 38?) is defined so as to increase the number of reflections of an acoustic beam on at least one of the inside and/or outside walls (40, 42) of the pipe and/or on at least one of the walls (44, 46) of the at least one partition (38, 38?).

Abstract: A device for improving the effectiveness of the acoustic treatment(s) in an aircraft propulsion unit that includes a pipe (36) into which a gas stream flows, whereby the pipe (36) is delimited by two approximately concentric inside walls (40) and outside walls (42), wherein the device includes at least one partition (38, 38?) that extends over at least one portion of the length of the pipe (36) between the inside and outside walls (40, 42) and in that the profile of at least one wall (44, 46) of the at least one partition (38, 38?) is defined so as to increase the number of reflections of an acoustic beam on at least one of the inside and/or outside walls (40, 42) of the pipe and/or on at least one of the walls (44, 46) of the at least one partition (38, 38?).

Abstract: A propulsion unit includes at least one exhaust pipe (62, 76) that includes an air discharge that is delimited by a trailing edge (78, 82). The end part of the exhaust pipe (62, 76) includes two scalloped shapes (84) that each correspond to a preferred acoustic radiation direction, separated by advanced parts (86) that can limit the acoustic radiation, whereby the scalloped shapes are offset upward relative to the horizontal median plane.