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This invention relates to a bleed valve of a compressor, in particular a compressor of a bypass aero-engine, with a guiding device provided downstream of a valve body in the bleed duct, said guiding device directing the bleed airflow from a compressor duct to a bypass duct in such a manner that the

This invention relates to a bleed valve of a compressor, in particular a compressor of a bypass aero-engine, with a guiding device provided downstream of a valve body in the bleed duct, said guiding device directing the bleed airflow from a compressor duct to a bypass duct in such a manner that the direction of the flow of the bleed airflow is imparted with a component which is unidirectional with the airflow carried in the bypass duct. The present invention provides a dissipation screen in the bleed duct between the valve body and the guiding device to reduce the energy contained in the bleed airflow, thereby decreasing the loading of the bypass duct. Moreover, the present invention provides for an attenuation chamber downstream of the dissipation screen as viewed in the direction of the bleed airflow. In a preferential arrangement, the guiding device is a plate which is essentially parallel to the wall of the bypass duct and which contains a plurality of bores inclined in the direction of flow of the airflow carried in the bypass duct.

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1. A bleed valve of a compressor of a bypass aero-engine, comprising: a bleed duct; a valve body; a dissipation screen positioned at a distance downstream from the valve body; and a guiding device positioned at a distance downstream from the dissipation screen. 2. The bleed valve of claim 1,

1. A bleed valve of a compressor of a bypass aero-engine, comprising: a bleed duct; a valve body; a dissipation screen positioned at a distance downstream from the valve body; and a guiding device positioned at a distance downstream from the dissipation screen. 2. The bleed valve of claim 1, and further comprising: a first attenuation chamber positioned between the valve body and the dissipation screen. 3. The bleed valve of claim 2, and further comprising: a second attenuation chamber positioned between the dissipation screen and the guiding device. 4. The bleed valve of claim 3, wherein the guiding device is in the form of a plate that is essentially parallel to a wall of a bypass duct of the aero-engine, the guiding device including a plurality of bores therethrough that are inclined towards a direction of flow of airflow carried by the bypass duct. 5. The bleed valve of claim 4, wherein the bores of the guiding device are inclined at an acute angle towards the direction of flow of airflow carried by the bypass duct. 6. The bleed valve of claim 5, wherein a flow exit area of the guiding device is larger than a flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 7. The bleed valve of claim 6, wherein the flow exit area of the guiding device is essentially twice the flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 8. The bleed valve of claim 1, and further comprising: a second attenuation chamber positioned between the dissipation screen and the guiding device. 9. The bleed valve of claim 1, wherein the guiding device is in the form of a plate that is essentially parallel to a wall of a bypass duct of the aero-engine, the guiding device including a plurality of bores therethrough that are inclined towards a direction of flow of airflow carried by the bypass duct. 10. The bleed valve of claim 9, wherein the bores of the guiding device are inclined at an acute angle towards the direction of flow of airflow carried by the bypass duct. 11. The bleed valve of claim 1, wherein a flow exit area of the guiding device is larger than a flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 12. The bleed valve of claim 11, wherein the flow exit area of the guiding device is essentially twice the flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 13. The bleed valve of claim 2, wherein a flow exit area of the guiding device is larger than a flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 14. The bleed valve of claim 13, wherein the flow exit area of the guiding device is essentially twice the flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 15. The bleed valve of claim 3, wherein a flow exit area of the guiding device is larger than a flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 16. The bleed valve of claim 15, wherein the flow exit area of the guiding device is essentially twice the flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 17. The bleed valve of claim 4, wherein a flow exit area of the guiding device is larger than a flow exit area of the dissipation screen. 18. The bleed valve of claim 17, wherein the flow exit area of the guiding device is essentially twice the flow exit area of the dissipation screen.