| Silencers control airborne noise in ducts and openings in buildings, enclosures
or equipment. Industrial Silencers are custom engineered to satisfy the
requirements of each application. We offer you the design and engineering
assistance to integrate our silencer designs into a system solution. |
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| Openings into or out of noisy environments are prime candidates for noise
control measures. This includes ventilation of buildings, enclosures, equipment
or rooms. Integration of noise control measures, such as silencers, into the
system design requires careful consideration of space constraints, fan selection
and aerodynamic pressure losses. |
| We offer a complete range of standard to custom engineered Industrial Silencers
to suit your applications. We optimize our engineered noise control solutions to
ensure personal comfort, health and safety, while helping you to comply with
environmental regulations and community standards. |
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Industrial Silencer Options:
• Galvanized,
carbon or stainless steel casing
• Duct Extension
• All welded
construction
• Weather Hood
• Birdscreen
• Painted
Exterior
• Access
Doors/Panels
• Filters
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Mounting/Support Flange
• Support
Brackets/Legs
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Silencer Banks:
A silencer of width "W" and height "H", which is larger than the maximum
standard silencer dimensions of 48" x 48" (1219 mm x 1219 mm), can be fabricated
as separate standard silencers (2 separate silencers banked to fit 1 larger duct
shown below). For either option, the performance specification can be selected
for the chosen unit size using the rectangular silencer selection procedure.
Baffles can be installed vertically or horizontally, with height limitations of
168" (4267 mm) and 96" (2438 mm), respectively. For large banks do not use
horizontal baffles.
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Circular Silencers:
• Cylindrical pressure-tight casing.
• Streamlined acoustic core baffle.
• Acoustic media protected by galvanized perforated sheet metal.
• Spun head for reduced entrance pressure loss.
• Tapered tail optimally designed for velocity pressure regain and
insertion loss.
• 3" (76 mm) slip flange on both ends.
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Specifications:
Silencers shall be fabricated from G90 galvanized steel. The casing shall have
the following minimum thickness:
22 ga. (0.85 mm) for Diameter (D) between 12" - 24" (305 - 610 mm).
18 ga. (1.31 mm) for Diameter (D) greater than 24" (610 mm).
All silencers shall be airtight to a pressure differential of 10" Wg.
The acoustical absorption media shall be continuous strand fiberglass packed
under compression and protected by a minimum 22 ga (0.85 mm) galvanized
perforated steel. The absorptive core baffle shall be centered in the casing and
shall have a spun head on the inlet end. The tapered tail of the core baffle
shall be optimally designed for pressure drop and insertion loss.
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Circular Silencer Types: |
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Options:
• Blank or drilled iron ring flanges, single or companion.
• Fiberglass cloth or tedlar film between acoustic media and perforated interior
and bullet shells.
• Lifting lugs appropriate for horizontal or vertical orientation.
• Stainless steel type 304 or 316, aluminum construction.
• Mounting feet. |
Insertion Loss:
Insertion loss data is provided for standard silencer construction. If special
designs are required, such as plastic film or glass fiber cloth covering for the
acoustic media, consult Unger Technologies. |
Pressure Drop:
The pressure drop across the silencer increases with the length of the silencer
yielding higher insertion loss. For silencers with a sound absorbing bullet,
higher insertion losses are achieved by reducing the open area of silencer face
area. This constricts the flow and increases the pressure drop. Pressure drop
data is presented for a silencer inserted in a duct when neither end is near a
bend, elbow or transition. |