Specifications
CHARECTERISTICS | SPECIFICATION |
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Panel Sizes | 3960 x 500, 2960 x 500, 2460 x 500, 1960 x 500 mm |
Panel Thickness | 80mm | 100 mm | 120 mm |
Wind Load | Designed as per IS 875 Part-III, 1987 |
Sound Proofing | Class -A4 |
Sound Deadening | Class -B2 |
Type of Wall | Double skin insulated wall |
Facing Sheet | Plain metal sheet / GI sheet/Aluminium , 0.5 to 1.2 mm thick |
Backside Sheet | Perforated sheet/ GI sheet/Aluminium with 22-46 % open area |
Infill / Core | Rock wool Confirming to IS-8183 & BS 476 of varies density and Thickness. Rock Wool covered with Fiber tissue paper fire-resistive. |
Cover | Water repellent tissue paper for infill material lamination,50-micron thickness |
Sound Damping | High density mass loaded vinyl barrier of 2 MM thickness |
Joint | Each panel having a tongue & groove to join perfectly with each other |
Gasket | The panel and structure having neoprene rubber gaskets at the joint to block noise leakage. |
Vertical Post/ Structure | The structure is of ‘H’ profile in which acoustic panel slides longitudinally. |
Finish | All metallic surface/parts are galvanized / powder coated / painted in desire shade. |
Advantages
- Fire Resistance
- Less Maintenance Cost
- Durable for all Weather Conditions
- Easy Installation
- High-quality noise reduction performance
Applications
- Highways
- Railways
- Industrial areas
- Airports
Typical Sound level calculations
SOUND OR NOISE EXAMPLE | SOUND LEVEL | COMMENTS |
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human ear | 0 dB | This is a matter of definition |
Rustle of leaf | 20 dB | |
Whisper | 30 dB | |
Normal conversation | 60 dB | |
Inside passenger car at 60 MPH | 65-75 dB | Smaller cars are usually noisier |
Ringing telephone | 80 dB | Measured close to the phone |
Hair dryer | 85-90 dB | Measured close to the dryer |
Lawn mower | 85-90 dB | Measured at the ear |
Maximum exposure, 8 hours | 890 dB | OSHA regulation | Chain saw | 90-100 dB | Measured at ear, sound level varies by model |
Tractor, bulldozer | 95-105 dB | Inside cab may be less noisy. Sound level varies by model |
Rock drill | 110-115 dB | |
Circular saw, table saw | 110 dB | |
Threshold of pain | 120 dB | A matter of definition |
Pneumatic chipper | 120 dB | |
Fire engine siren | 120 dB | |
Jet engine at takeoff | 140 dB | |
12-gauge shotgun | 165 DB | Impact sound uses a different risk criteria |
Rocket launch | 180 dB | |
Loudest possible sound | 195 DB |