C-Mac Acoustic Louvres

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What is a Acoustic Louvre?

When a machine moves large volumes of air in or out of a building or large plant room it creates a noise and the available space is normally restricted, acoustic louvres are the ideal solution. An acoustic louvre assists with both ventilation and noise control.

An acoustic louvre can be an unobtrusive weatherproof barrier. It can also become a part of the architectural feature of a building. Acoustic louvers can not only reduce noise pollution, but also maintain the airflow in or out of the building.

In other words, industrial acoustic louvres are manufactured to provide adequate ventilation through fresh air intakes while reducing noise emanating from the industrial facilities.

C-Mac Acoustic Louvres

C-Mac Industrial Acoustic Louvres are specially designed to control noise to an area with minimum restriction to airflow. Our acoustic louvres make the ventilation process more efficient and help create a safe and friendly work environment for workers.

They have very low-pressure drop characteristics and the design is energy-saving and aerodynamic. Overall, the robust all-metal construction gives our acoustic louvres a long life expectancy.

Widely used to maximum possible air flow when performing noise control, our acoustic louvres can also be used as Louvre screens, freestanding barriers and enclosures.

Acoustic Louvres Applications

1. Acoustic enclosures are manufactured using louvers e.g:

• Air conditioning intakes
• Generators & power generation equipment

2. Plant room(s) / workshop / factory louvres - Most air conditioning rooms need air ventilation and require special acoustic louvers fitted. Louvers are static and come in two types

• Singular - 300mm depth or wall thickness
• Doubles with herringbone design - 600mm depth or wall thickness

3. Cooling tower inlet attenuators and (mechanical equipment) screens
4. Outdoor air ventilation systems
5. Refrigeration plants

Features

Acoustic Fill

• Inert, vermin-proof, weather-rated and non-combustible acoustic fill available
• In the acoustic louvre panels, special acoustic fiberglass filling is used as the sound isolation agent

Splitter blade

• The shape and the angle of the blades positioning are considered while designing acoustic louvres.
• Splitter blade design is for maximum noise reduction with minimum pressure drop.
• The louvre blades are provided with an infill of acoustic fibreglass covered with galvanised mild steel perforated sheet.
• Louvre blade orientation blocks horizontal line of sight, enhancing both aesthetics and acoustic performance.

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