Flanged Silencer
- Ideal for bolting directly to fan flange
- Ideal for all axial fans
- Ideal for cross talk elimination
- Ideal for flexible or spiral ducting
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Overview
Elta are able to provide 2 types of cylindrical silencers as standard; Type DENP (without pod) and DEP (with pod), these are categorised as follows; Compact Silencers (ENP / EP), Standard Silencers (ENP / EP / Melinex).
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Features and Benefits
Construction
Both types are rigidly constructed in galvanised sheet steel, with a highly absorbent sound attenuating lining between the outer casing and the inner perforated steel lining. The end faces of the silencer has a series of threaded holes for direct mounting to the fixing flange/flexible collar. The EP (podded versions) will provide an improved level of attenuation. The inner acoustic pod is constructed from perforated steel sheet with a sound absorbent infill. Melinex lined silencers must be used to prevent grease impregnation into the acoustic media for kitchen extract applications as prescribed in DW/172 HVAC Specification For Kitchen Ventilation Systems. For Melinex insertion losses, please contact us. Silencers can be provided with differing lengths: 1D = 1 times diameter, 2D = 2 times diameter. The Velocity through podded silencer should not exceed 15m/s.
Silencer Attenuation
To determine the sound level of a fan fitted with a silencer, the dynamic insertion loss should be subtracted from the sound power level spectrum (dBW) of the fan. This should be done for the entire octave band mid-frequency spectrum. The fan dBW ratings and silencer attenuation apply equally to in duct applications, with a silencer connected between the fan and the duct system.
Dynamic Insertion Loss
The silencer attenuation is defined as the _dynamic insertion lossî. The values quoted in the tables represent the difference between the sound power level of a fan and silencer combination (dBW) and that of the fan alone (dBW). The dynamic insertion losses shown are the attenuations recorded under ideal working conditions. The achieved attenuation will vary according to the air velocity and flow pattern in the airways. Noise regeneration can occur at higher velocities, especially in EP silencers.
Square / Rectangular Silencers
In highly noise sensitive areas, where the circular silencers cannot achieve the necessary attenuation levels, Elta can design and build optional splitter silencers for greater effect.
