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I have a question regarding the noise from the air compressor

2016-02-24View Original

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The KDONAr-15000/18500/520 air separation compressors generate too much noise; I’m asking those who are more experienced if there are any good methods to reduce this noise Or how do your air compressors reduce noise?
Reply #22016-02-24
Haha! ! ! Just wear some great noise-canceling earplugs!
Reply #32016-02-25
1. Build a separate room for the air compressor. 2. Ensure the pipes are soundproofed. 3. Reduce unnecessary exhaust. 4. A good silencer.
Reply #42016-02-25
I have a question: is the silencer installed at the intake inlet?
Reply #52016-02-25
First, it’s necessary to determine where the noise is coming from~~ But in most cases, it’s the airflow noise at the air intake. A soundproof enclosure can be added around the self-cleaning air filter; this helps to reduce noise~~ We installed one here last year, and the results were good~~ You can contact local environmental protection companies and ask them to handle it~~
Reply #62016-02-25
Also, when it is operating normally, the air compressor isn’t being vented, right? ~~
Reply #72016-02-25
During normal operation, there is no venting; noise suppressors are installed on all venting points, mainly to reduce the noise generated by the unit itself and at the air intake
Reply #82016-02-25
You can buy some soundproof panels, the kind with a sandwich structure, and create a soundproof enclosure around the self-cleaning air filter. You can also delegate this task to an environmental protection company; you set the requirements, and they will handle the installation. We simply hire professional environmental protection companies to reduce noise levels~~
Reply #92016-03-04
We are installing soundproof walls on three sides of the air compressor plant to reduce noise in the control room and at the perimeter of the facility; the side without such walls remains open to ensure ventilation

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