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Sound Enclosures for Industrial Blowers
Client Type:
Industrial Manufacturing Facility
The Challenge
A customer required the installation of two 50 horsepower industrial ventilation blowers inside a warehouse. Since the projected noise levels exceeded 85 dBA, the threshold at which hearing protection is typically required, the customer sought a solution that would reduce noise while maintaining safe and efficient operations.
Solution Options
Kogi Environmental Solutions identified two potential approaches:
- Constructing a dedicated room to house both blowers and isolate noise. While effective, this option involved a higher cost and a significantly larger footprint inside the warehouse.
- Designing compact sound enclosures for each blower. This option was more cost-effective, required less space, and offered easier integration into the warehouse environment.
Key considerations included:
-
Maintaining a compact design due to limited warehouse space.
-
Allowing for adequate heat dissipation from the operating blowers.
- Reducing noise levels to ensure workers could operate safely without hearing protection
Read the full case study
Sound Enclosures for Industrial Blowers
Client Type:
Industrial Manufacturing Facility
The Challenge
A customer required the installation of two 50 horsepower industrial ventilation blowers inside a warehouse. Since the projected noise levels exceeded 85 dBA, the threshold at which hearing protection is typically required, the customer sought a solution that would reduce noise while maintaining safe and efficient operations.
Solution Options
Kogi Environmental Solutions identified two potential approaches:
- Constructing a dedicated room to house both blowers and isolate noise. While effective, this option involved a higher cost and a significantly larger footprint inside the warehouse.
- Designing compact sound enclosures for each blower. This option was more cost-effective, required less space, and offered easier integration into the warehouse environment.
Key considerations included:
-
Maintaining a compact design due to limited warehouse space.
-
Allowing for adequate heat dissipation from the operating blowers.
- Reducing noise levels to ensure workers could operate safely without hearing protection
Read the full case study
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