Alum-A-Frame Enclosures

Acoustic enclosures will be as varied as the customer's requirements (or one's imagination),  The enclosure outer walls generally consist of 16 gauge thickness of galvanized mild steel sheeting, and are internally lined to meet your requirements. The lining material can vary from rockwool covered with perforated metal to foams and composites. Acoustic enclosures for diesel engines (generator sets) need to handle the aspiration and cooling airflow through inlet and outlet attenuators, acoustic louvers, or baffles, and provide flexible connections from the radiator to the outlet. We can build the acoustic enclosure around your machine after it has been delivered to our factory, or design and build using your detailed drawings. The design of the acoustic enclosure is capable of variation to many machine noise problems. Requirements can range from a small noise reduction, in which a minimal solution will be adequate, ie. an enclosure which may not fully enclose the machine, can achieve 5-10 dB(A) noise reduction. More elaborate enclosures can achieve a noise reduction of greater than 30dB(A), and can consist of one enclosure inside another.

Drop over acoustical enclosures can be used when it is necessary to suppress noise pollution from machinery either fixed or mobile. Legally employers must protect their employees from continuous high noise levels above 85dB(A).Equipment such as presses, foundry shake-out machines, nail making machines, and granulators require an inlet and outlet for entry and exit of the product. These openings need attenuation to minimise noise emission. Fans emitting considerable noise through the casing will also need to be enclosed and therefore penetrations will need to be provided for the air inlet and outlet. A small ventilation fan may be needed to remove the electric motor heat.