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Acoustic Enclosure has come into existence due to the rise in the use of large equipments like turbines, Diesel generator sets, gas compression sets, transformers and others we are also seeing a rise in noise levels accompanying with it. Many of these equipments operate at very high noise levels which are not only uncomfortable for ears but can also damage ears. How can we counteract such high noise levels? How can we ensure the safety of the people working around and others in the vicinity of the equipments? There is a way.
They are specifically designed Acoustical Solution to help control noise pollution by muffling high noise levels generated from large equipments like DG Sets
.Before we can get to know the working of Acoustic enclosures better, we need a better understanding of noise, the different levels of noise, noise measurement to make a better decision on the purchase of a noise control system like acoustic enclosure.
The sound is what we hear, which is seen as a mechanical wave resulting from the particle vibration in the medium as the wave moves through the medium. The level of sound is measured in DB scale.
Mechanical noise coming from the mechanical vibration of the different moving parts and components of the machine. Smaller engines with lesser cylinders produce more noise and vibration for their size. Combustion noise coming from the engine. These could include Exhaust noise, cooling fan noise, Induction noise and alternator noise coming from the engine due to the combustion process.
Acoustic Enclosures are acoustic chambers that minimize or attenuate noise coming out of the large equipments. These are designed to muffle noise to acceptable sound(decibel) levels. The acoustic material used for enclosures perform the functions of sound insulation and absorption
Inexpensive, well-organized and effective, outsourcing your services can reform the way your business operates. Explore our facilities management services to find out more or get in touch with us today.
Acoustic Enclosure has come into existence due to the rise in the use of large equipments like turbines, Diesel generator sets, gas compression sets, transformers and others we are also seeing a rise in noise levels accompanying with it. Many of these equipments operate at very high noise levels which are not only uncomfortable for ears but can also damage ears. How can we counteract such high noise levels? How can we ensure the safety of the people working around and others in the vicinity of the equipments? There is a way.
They are specifically designed Acoustical Solution to help control noise pollution by muffling high noise levels generated from large equipments like DG Sets
.Before we can get to know the working of Acoustic enclosures better, we need a better understanding of noise, the different levels of noise, noise measurement to make a better decision on the purchase of a noise control system like acoustic enclosure.
The sound is what we hear, which is seen as a mechanical wave resulting from the particle vibration in the medium as the wave moves through the medium. The level of sound is measured in DB scale.
Mechanical noise coming from the mechanical vibration of the different moving parts and components of the machine. Smaller engines with lesser cylinders produce more noise and vibration for their size. Combustion noise coming from the engine. These could include Exhaust noise, cooling fan noise, Induction noise and alternator noise coming from the engine due to the combustion process.
Acoustic Enclosures are acoustic chambers that minimize or attenuate noise coming out of the large equipments. These are designed to muffle noise to acceptable sound(decibel) levels. The acoustic material used for enclosures perform the functions of sound insulation and absorption
Inexpensive, well-organized and effective, outsourcing your services can reform the way your business operates. Explore our facilities management services to find out more or get in touch with us today.
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