In turbine enclosures, our structure-borne noise damping materials, such as antiphon®MPM and damping pads, are used to reduce vibrations and resonance in metal structures. They prevent noise from spreading through the construction and contribute to more stable and quieter operation.
I generator rooms, fan rooms and boiler houses, airborne sound absorbers are used to tackle airborne noise and reduce the overall sound level in areas where personnel are present. The materials are adapted in density and thickness to absorb different frequencies, thereby improving the working environment and the possibilities for communication.
For environments with high temperatures and thermal radiation, such as boiler rooms, turbines and heat exchangers, Antiphon's thermal insulating materials are used. These materials protect surrounding structures and components from heat, while also helping to reduce energy losses and improve the efficiency of the facility.
In transformer stations and control rooms, our products are used to dampen low-frequency noise and vibrations, reducing the characteristic 'hum' from the equipment. Antiphon's materials are also utilised in pipelines, ventilation systems and technical enclosures to prevent vibrations and metallic resonance.
In wind and hydropower applications, our materials help to reduce noise from mechanical components and generators, as well as protect sensitive electronics from heat and vibrations.
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