Ventx Ltd

Our company has a long history of providing its customers with sound reduction devices. These are ones to reduce the level of noise in industrial environments. This includes our attenuators as well as many more models. With more than ten years of experience in industrial silencer design, we can help you meet all your needs.

Two types

One of the main systems that typically require an attenuator is the HVAC system. In order to silence these, you would use one of two forms of attenuators. These are the rectangular and circular models. With the former, you fit them into the ducts to minimise sound from the inside. With rectangular ones, you fit them over the HVAC system. Both varieties employ the same principle with limiting noise in these systems.

Rectangular models come with dissipative silencers. They dissipate acoustic energy that is in contact with the sound absorbing media within. As for the circular attenuator, it has a head, which spins. There is also a tail in a cone shape. Another interesting fact about the circular model is that it is double walled.

Sound absorbing insulation

Within the interior wall, you will discover the sound absorbing insulation. This is what helps to keep the noise to a minimum. These attenuators do lower noise. At the same time though, they preserve the pressure changes within the HVAC apparatus. By doing this, air can easily flow through the system.

You use noise attenuators as one wholesome component of the HVAC system. This is as opposed to having them in isolation. The result is superior performance. It is best to use them when you are installing the system instead of adding them in later.

Talk to us about attenuators

At Ventx, offering first rate silencers is one of the fundamentals of our company. One more thing that is equally important, if not more so, is customer service. The demands of customers vary with each new job. Since this is the case, we opt to make ours a bespoke service. This way, we can meet your needs with ease.

If you would like to do business with us, please get in contact.

When you are dealing with loud noises in an industrial setting, you need the assistance of a company that knows what it is up against. Our team has been specialising in this area for years. Using their skills and knowledge, as well as our high quality equipment, we can create an attenuator that meets your specific requirements.

Proven designs

As time has progressed, silencer experts have come up with some rather standard silencer geometrics. These help us in handling the pressure drop vs insertion loss equation. Backed by development and testing, you can apply these designs on an application specific basis.

You need to choose the right unit for your project. This helps you to obtain the necessary acoustic performance at an acceptable installed pressure drop. You label these designs based on a particular velocity profile. However, you can apply them to an extended array of velocities. You can do this when considering a suitable pressure drop.

Low velocity

This is just one of the models you can find. It is also possible to view this as the high pressure drop design. The geometry here offers you an incredibly high degree of acoustic performance. Be careful when the velocities go beyond 100 FPM though. At this point, the pressure drops start becoming inappropriate for the majority of applications.

Medium velocity

Of all the designs, this is the greatest all-round performer. Thanks to its straight through parallel entrance, there is huge insertion loss. The tapered tail discharge functions by keeping those pressure drops as low as they can.

With such a model, you can work your way through all sorts of applications. This includes those ranging from 0 to 2,000 FPM. For most applications, there is going to be a decent amount of pressure drop.

Order an attenuator from us

At Ventx, we go out of our way to design your attenuator in the right manner. This is the only way for them to work correctly without compromising your system.

We have done business with an exhaustive list of clients so we are confident in our ability to help everyone. If you need us for anything, you are welcome to contact us.

Noisy environments are not the best places to work in. However, we all have to make a living and it is tricky to avoid loud noises in many cases. If you are wondering what the solution here is, it would be to work with our team. We can create silencing equipment specifically for your premises. This is something we do using cutting edge software. The model could be that of an intake silencer or a different style. It all depends on you.

There are those who need to employ a large gas or diesel-powered two/four stroke turbine or engine. Equipment like this draws huge amounts of air into the gear. This is for the sake of combustion. Air induction arrangements of this nature could be aspirated naturally. Alternatively, it is possible to use compressors or turbo chargers to amplify the air pressure being fed into the cylinders or air chambers used for fuel mixing. This increases performance or efficiency.

The air’s speed

The speed of the air that rushes inside can create a huge level of noise. Furthermore, the compressor’s or turbo charger’s high rotating speed might cause the sound to radiate. It can do this through the intake filter and down the induction pipe. The noise can therefore end up out in the atmosphere. The compressor or charger will be linked upstream directly in relation to the intake position.

It is possible to get your hands on a solution using numerous types of rectangular or annular intake silencers. You can have these made to a suitable size so they match the attributes of the flow system.

Design an intake silencer

At Ventx, we have a team with more than a decade of experience in silencer design. Using this knowledge, we serve the requirements of various industries. In addition, we make it a point to stay flexible. We do this because we are fully aware that the needs of an individual can vary.

If you require an intake silencer or something else, please get in contact with us. We can design the perfect product for you then manufacture and deliver it.

Working in a noisy environment can be more than just annoying. In fact, it can hurt you physically and mentally. Our silencers are here to change that. If you need us to, we can provide you with an in-line silencer capable of lowering the sound your facility creates. We are able to design and supply a wide variety of other models as well.

What are in-line silencers?

A silencer of this nature is a pressurised model focused on lowering the noise from compressors and valves. In order to produce a suitable design, you must have extensive engineering knowledge. In addition, you will require accurate quality processes and sufficient field experience. The result will be safe products that offer high performance.

It is possible to lower the noise that compressors or control valves generate in pipes using these silencers. Of course, you must insert them into the pipe in the right way.

The best approach to take would be to fabricate silencers with special materials. These are ones that can absorb sound in pressurised settings. They will not be exposed to the flow directly. This kind of set up allows for greater velocities when you compare to regular sound absorbing materials. In the end, you will be able to preserve the higher initial acoustic performance.

Think about the diameter variance

With in-line silencers, they are properly flanged downstream as well as upstream of the pipe. The pipe’s sizing seldom enables someone to insert a silencer without considering certain details. Among these is the diameter variance. It is necessary to enlarge the diameter to guarantee internal speed control.

When the source of the noise is a control valve, you should install the silencers close after this valve. Doing so will allow it to absorb the sound energy the moment it is generated.

Talk to us to design an in-line silencer

At Ventx, we make it a point to design our merchandise in the right ways. This way, each silencer can function properly. The existing system won’t end up compromised.

If you need our help to create an in-line silencer, please let us know. We can discuss your system and the kind of solution you need.

It can get to a point where the noise coming from your premises is too much to bear. At this stage, you should be thinking about acquiring a silencer. However, you must ensure that it is right for your needs. Our team can use advanced acoustic modelling software to provide the right solution. This could be an inline silencer or another model.

Noisy gas pipes

There are many industries out there that use miles of pipes to convey gas. The trouble with them though is they can be a huge source of noise. Specifically, this comes from the fans, compressors, or control valves within the pipes. There is one way to efficiently minimise the noise radiating from pipes. That would be with an inline silencer.

The silencer must have the ability to obstruct the transference of the structure-born noise. This propagates as vibration within the pipe walls. It must do the same with the gas-borne sound growing within the pipe. Creating a silencer that can meet both of these needs is possible.

Sound absorbing materials

With these silencers, you can employ sound absorbing substances like fibreglass and mineral wool. However, another option would be a woven fabric acting as the absorbing material. The woven medium is not exposed to the flow directly. As a result, it permits far higher velocities inside the silencer passage. This is when you compare to your regular silencers.

In addition, the woven material is capable of enduring greater mechanical loads. Furthermore, it preserves the high initial high acoustic performance for a far longer period. Traditional silencer designs are not capable of this.

Design the right inline silencer

At Ventx, we know that our silencers can benefit facility operators as well as the visitors and neighbours. However, we are aware of another fact too. This is that you need silencers to adhere to the UK environmental standards. Therefore, when we design your next inline silencer, we will ensure it can comply with the rules.

If you wish to speak with us, you can do so by phone or email.

Noise is troublesome in numerous ways. However, as long as you have the right equipment, it does not have to be this way. We are a company that can design and provide silencers to tackle the issue. They could be for a gas vent, fans, or various other systems. Regardless, we make certain they are suitable for the application.

There is one major complaint people have about ventilation and HVAC systems; the noise they produce. At times, this can be due to a component that is broken. In most instances however, it is going to be as a result of normal operations. The answer here is to use a silencer. You may not be overly familiar with them though. If not, please read on to discover the considerations you must make when installing them.

Noise control and air pressure

One of the most vital things is to do your air pressure calculations. This can help you to determine what kind of silencer you need and the material.

The truth is that the relationship between air pressure and noise control makes planning difficult. The majority of HVAC silencers include baffles. These are acoustic media that have millions of air pockets. Sound waves will eventually hit these pockets. When they do, the molecules come together. The energy transforms from sound to heat. What this does is lower noise efficiently. At the same time though, it produces a pressure drop within the air flow.

Barriers

The fans in any HVAC set up generate pressure. This pushes the airstream forward. Any barriers in the way will create back pressure and cause noise. They also minimise the efficiency of the fan responsible for pushing the airstream. To keep the airflow moving try balancing the pressure drop permitted by the fan with the silencer’s air resistance.

A bespoke gas vent silencer

At Ventx, we use acoustic modelling software when creating our silencers. With this, we can easily match our designs to the application. In other words, we can create a model that is ideal for you.

If your gas vent or any of your other installations are causing loud noises and you want a bespoke silencer, please speak to us. We offer the best solutions and have the skills to serve clients in all kinds of industries.

Loud noises affect us in a variety of ways. Sadly, many of them are negative. This is why people operating industrial facilities scramble to find a solution to reduce them. We have several at our disposal, including the discharge silencer. In order to guarantee the best results, the Ventx team ensures that the chosen silencer can match your application.

Rotary blower discharge silencers are among the most critical elements if you want to ensure high performance in blower arrangements. The majority of people have the impression that the discharge does not generate much sound. This is when you compare it to an inlet. Such information is false however. The high frequency pulsations and discharge sound are both common at the outlet. Moreover, they can be behind the destruction of systems functioning under high discharge and pressure velocities. The reason for this is that the elements mentioned before exist inside a closed system.

No compression of the medium

A positive rotary blower silencer does not compress the medium. Said medium is the one it moves to the discharge side of the blower from the inlet. The compression stage occurs when the line pressure accumulates at the open port. Here, you see compressed air getting pushed into the line. Such action leads to incredibly steep wave forms. These are ones that are typically destructive to equipment. This is if you don’t take great care of everything.

Benefits of a silencer

As for the benefits of a rotary blower silencer, one of the most important is that they aid with curbing the air flow’s effects. This is due to the vibration and pulsation that comes from the flow from a constricted area. It is rather high and can cause expensive damage if not handled properly. With a silencer however, your system can function in harmony.

Designing a discharge silencer

At Ventx, we supply our merchandise to a huge list of clients in various industries. They all require their own distinct designs to suit their processes. However, we make sure that each one is up to the task. We use cutting edge 3D modelling software to create the perfect designs.

If you need a discharge silencer or another model, please contact us. We can help you to achieve your silencing goal.

Industrial noise pollution affects us in a number of negative ways. It does so mentally as well as physically. Fortunately, there are solutions that can reduce the noises. We are a company that works very hard to supply them. With the likes of our discharge vent silencer, as well as our other designs, you can work in peace. The wider surroundings will also benefit.

The issue with atmospheric pressure

Oxygen, steam, nitrogen, air, natural gas, or other hydrocarbon gases and processes can be vented to atmospheric pressure. This could be released from a pressure that is higher than just a few KPa or psi. If it is, a harmful level of noise shall manifest. This can harm any workers close by. In addition, it can disturb the locals and wildlife.

The pressure could be unexpected or planned. In either case, we will be able to offer you a silencing solution that is economical. We will do this by optimising the design to achieve an acceptable noise level. This is for nearby residents and workers.

The specifications

In many scenarios, the silencer discharge could be close to local housing or worker platforms. During these cases, there is usually no choice but to provide a huge absorptive silencer.

However, sometimes, the vent discharge may not be close to platforms accessible by workers. Alternatively, it could be remote from local housing. Here it is often appropriate to use a lower spec model. A diffuser vent silencer could give you a cost efficient solution that matches your needs.

A diffuser functions by supplying back pressure onto an inlet pipe. It manages the silencer’s flow. As a result, people think of it as a pressure retaining component. Consequently, you need to create it to the same standards as the incoming pipes.

Order a bespoke discharge vent silencer

At Ventx, we design silencers to help you control the noise issues plaguing your property. Thanks to the software we use, our team can create a model that is perfect for you. It will offer optimum performance and fit perfectly.

If you require our services, especially if you need a unique discharge vent silencer, make sure you get in touch with us. We can guide you and deliver a great service.

If you are in the market for a blow down silencer, then Ventx is the perfect company for you. We are a business with more than a decade of experience producing industrial designs. With us, you receive solutions to your noise issues that are both practical and cost efficient. Most importantly, each one is bespoke.

At some point, as an engineer, you might need to come up with a specification in order to purchase a blow down silencer. Due to everything it involves, it may seem overwhelming initially. We are here to tell you that it does not have to be however. Moreover, we want to assist you with making the right choice.

Applications

People use these types of silencers for blow down applications. We define these as where your objective is removing high pressure gas. This is from a set volume. Usually, there are time limits and one last blow down pressure. This will be near to the atmospheric pressure, which is typically 50 psig. The most recurring use of our special silencers is on natural gas pipelines and compressor stations. Before you purchase one however, there are certain details you have to know.

The necessary details

Firstly, we have pressurised volume. This is essential because larger volumes demand bigger silencer models.

Maximum blow down time is also important. Longer times allow you to employ compact silencers. In emergency blow down circumstances, the total acceptable blow down could be 60 or 180 seconds.

There is the final blow down pressure as well. You might end up specifying a pressure of 50 psig. If you do, it will become harder to match the time specification using an economic silencer selection.

Order a bespoke blow down silencer

At Ventx, we can meet the requirements of all sorts of industries. This includes the service and petro-chem to name some. They may need a bespoke silencer to reduce noise and improve accuracy. Whatever the case, we are here to aid them.

Feel free to contact us if you require a blow down silencer or any other model. We use high quality software to design each one, ensuring it will suit your application.

Loud noise is problematic for a host of reasons. However, you will be happy to hear that it does not need to be. All you have to do is speak to us. Our team can offer you special tools that can significantly diminish the sounds you hear. This includes the blow off silencer as well as many other models.

There are many people out there who probably won’t be familiar with blow off silencers. The design includes a tube that has a closed end full of holes. The pattern, diameter, and number of these holes are determined by the necessary silencing value. The tube’s diameter is normally identical to that of the blow off pipe. This depends on the configuration and diameter of the holes. You can achieve a silencing between 10 and 40 dB(A).

Silencer materials

The go to material for silencers like these is stainless steel. However, it is possible to use other materials when you require high silencing values. Something else you can use with the silencer is a casing of sound-absorbing material. With such a construction, you can obtain a T.S.D. that reaches 60 dB(A).

When you blow off steam and gases under pressure, you produce high sound levels. If you have one of our bespoke silencers however, it is possible to lower these levels so they are acceptable. In principle, you can design the silencer such that the pressure loss is trivial during blow off. As a result it can reduce the amount of noise.

Design your own blow off silencer

At Ventx, we have had the pleasure to work with an impressive amount of clients over the years. Thanks to our help, they have been able to design silencers that benefit them. In turn it ensures that their facilities are quieter and cause less harm to occupants, locals, and the environment.

If you are currently thinking about purchasing a blow off silencer or something similar, please contact us. We can guide you, and use cutting edge software to determine what model you need.

If there is one thing our business can help you with, it is industrial noise pollution. We assist our clients by providing them with first rate natural gas silencers and other silencing equipment. Our products are not just for fighting loud sounds however. You must also have them in order to adhere to the UK environmental standards.

The natural gas industry is no stranger to noise risks. Managing the noises is also becoming more of an issue for operators and owners of pipeline stations and production complexes. There are many vital problems that they need to tackle.

Tonal and high frequency noise

There is a big danger that sound in gas compression applications is discrete frequency or tonal noise. This is produced by rotating your equipment at an expected frequency. It relates to the number of gear teeth, compressor vanes, engine pistons, or fan blades and rotational speed of the shaft. Furthermore, you can generate a lot of noise by high pressure or flow drop via a valve. It is also possible for it to move long distances through the piping.

Environmental noise

This is another big issue. This kind of sound around transmission and gas production facilities can cause a host of complications. These include a decrease in local property values, sleep disturbance, and also harm to wildlife. These can undermine the relationship between the local community and operator. You can install compact compressor stations close to residential structures too. As a result, there have been more noise complaints calling for alterations.

Come to us for natural gas silencers

At Ventx, we can offer lots of solutions to deal with loud noises. The best way we know how is with our silencers. We offer a huge range of models, including inline, system, and natural gas silencers. To make certain we provide the right product for you, we use state of the art software so we can determine exactly what you need.

If you need our help, please get in touch. We are happy to talk about everything with you to ensure you get the best service.

There can be situations where the noise in industrial settings is too much to handle. When this happens, our team can provide a solution. We design the highest quality air vent silencer models and various other products. We do so to combat the overly loud sounds. Most importantly, we make it a point to match our utensils with the distinct application.

A vent silencer, also called a blow off silencer, is a model used to lower unwelcome noise created by steam or gas flow inside a pipeline that discharges into the atmosphere. The noise can exist because of the high velocity flow through your valve. In addition, there is the turbulence around any barrier in the line that instantly alters or modifies the direction of flow. The obstacle could be an orifice or valve.

Applications

Vent silencers are suitable for a wide array of applications. This is within purge outlets, high pressure vents, and system blow downs. Others include safety relief valve outlets as well as steam vents. We have the skills to create silencers for each of these needs.

Blow down and vent noise is a process of temperature and upstream pressure. The effect of downstream piping, the valve type and size, and the type of gas you are venting are also significant.

Our team of experts design every air vent silencer to reduce the amount of noise to the necessary sound pressure level specification. This is at an established distance from the silencer. This is why blow down and vent silencers are not normally part of a catalogue selection.

Inside any blow off/gas or steam venting arrangement, the main release of noise energy happens at the open stack exit. You install the vent silencer at the stack outlet or within it. As a result it intercepts the noise before it is able to escape into the environment.

Design a bespoke air vent silencer

At Ventx, our designs benefit facility workers and visitors alike. At the same time, they are essential for you to adhere to the UK environmental standards. With the right model you can protect people who live nearby and wildlife.

If you would like an air vent silencer or something similar, please come to us. We will provide you with whatever it is you need.

Noise pollution is not something you want to put up with. When you do nothing about it, it causes a myriad of issues. Some are physical while others are psychological in nature. To overcome this concern, we work very hard to create the most effective silencers in the industry. Our collection includes the steam vent silencer and various other models.
The majority of research about the dangers of hearing damage has been performed for noises at work. With this data the Health and Safety Executive were able to create reliable statistics. These demonstrate the risks of hearing loss at several noise levels. Professionals made use of this research to establish the noise restrictions inside the Control of Noise at Work regulations. These demand that you lower noise levels and use ear protection when the level reaches or surpasses 85 dBA.

Below 85 dBA

It is also likely that a significant amount of people will experience hearing problems once the noise falls below 85 dBA. Because of this, something else the regulations include is a lower action level. This is 80 dBA. At this point and above it, employers need to train workers on the risks of hearing damage. They must learn how to minimise them too. This is in addition to wearing the right hearing protection. Moreover, they must perform an assessment that examines the amount of noise the workers are exposed to.

Higher dBA levels

These are even more problematic. With 105 dBA, the noise is so excessive that you only require 24 minutes of exposure within a single week. This is to equal the weekly upper limit of 85 dBA found in the regulations. The outcome for this 105 dBA situation would be the same as exposure to 85 dBA for 40 hours in one week. This may result in hearing damage.

Come to us for a bespoke air vent silencer

At Ventx, we work with all kinds of clients and always try to find the right silencer for them. We can create bespoke designs to suit a wide array of situations. For example we can offer silencers for different types of equipment, systems, vents, fans and more. We excel if you need an air vent silencer or any other specific model.
Get in touch today if you would like to find out more.

We are a company that assists the public by designing and supplying industrial silencers. The noise from these settings can cause a myriad of physical symptoms. However, the trouble can spread beyond this towards the mental side too. It is our job to help combat this in the best way we know how. That is by reducing the noise at the source, working closely with clients from a variety of industries.

New data

A number of recent studies into mental health reveal vital details. They show a powerful link between poor mental health and unrestrained noise levels. Even minor expansions can have a substantial effect. The scientists in charge found that a 10 decibel aircraft noise increase linked to a 28% hike in anti-anxiety medication use.
There was also another assignment. This had a look into people who live in areas with great amounts of traffic noise. It found that these people were 25% more likely to suffer depression than someone living in a quieter area.

You are not helpless

When it comes to mental health and noise, you are not helpless. There are options available to stop it from becoming a major problem. Inside many working environments, the ideal solution would be to invest in one of our industrials silencers. You may find yourself currently being troubled by inconvenient sounds. If so, ensure that you talk to the right authorities. Ask if they will look into the current problem.
Everyone has the right to live a life that is undisturbed by loud noise. You may believe that you can’t do anything. However, there is always something out there that helps. Anyone who has concerns about workplace noise should talk to those in charge of health and safety. They should be doing everything in their power to aid everyone.

Creating bespoke industrial silencers

At Ventx, customers can choose between many different silencers. This includes air compressor, generator, and fan options. We have more details of our products on the company website if you need more info. In addition, feel free to get in touch when you need our help.

Helping to control the high noise levels that people experience is what we do. We use a wide variety of silencers to accomplish this, including industrial models. What makes ours stand out however is that we match each industrial silencer to the application using our specialist software. This produces much better results.
We often receive questions about noise and the trouble it can cause. To help, we are going to reveal some of the answers to some of the common queries here.

When does noise become a problem?

To begin with, we will cover when noise becomes an issue. According to English law, a nuisance is an interference with someone’s use of land or enjoyment that is unlawful. The procedure of deciding what amount of noise causes this kind of response is subjective. For example, you might consider the quantity of sound, its timing, and the length. Individuals frequently use these to figure out whether there is actually a nuisance.

What are statutory nuisances?

Next, we will go over what a statutory nuisance is. It is the duty of local authorities to handle these nuisances under the Environmental Protection Act 1990. For noise to count as one though, it needs to be prejudicial to health. Section 79(1)(g) and (ga) of the act have relevant information on this topic.

What is an abatement notice?

It is very important to know about these. Sometimes, the local authority may believe that a noise issue is a statutory nuisance. When they do, they can distribute these notices. This notice could require you to limit the noise to certain points in the day. Alternatively, you might have to stop it entirely. They can serve the notice on the responsible individual. Once served, they have 21 days to appeal.

Talk to us to design an industrial silencer

At Ventx, we can design systems to help you keep noise levels to a minimum. This way, you will avoid awkward meetings with the local authorities and also won’t harm your neighbours. Everyone will be able to carry on as normal without any complications with a bespoke industrial silencer.
If you want to discover more, feel free to get in touch. There is also a lot of info on our website.

Noise pollution is able to influence a person’s physical and mental health. This is not something you want for your workers. In a state like this, their productivity will diminish and they may also take more time off. Thankfully, we have a solution. Our team creates products like the safety valve silencer to lessen the amount of noise in industrial environments.

NOISE IS A MODERN ISSUE
A few decades ago, noise was not much of a concern in the ventilation and fan industry. These days, things are different. It is becoming more of a widespread issue. The World Health Organisation has actually categorised noise as pollution. As a result people need to do more to combat it.

There are several places where it is even more important to silence equipment. For example places like pharmaceutical companies, universities, and hospitals need to be as quiet as possible. You typically find these structures in big cities. As such, the equipment has to meet incredibly strict criteria so that it does not affect people living in the area.

SOUND LEVEL
With items like fans and ventilation systems, it is the designer’s job to dictate what a suitable sound level is for the project.

It could merely be a situation where you select the correct kind of fan. After all, fans tend to come with unique sound attributes. To put it simply, some are louder than others. Centrifugal fans that come with airfoil wheels are normally quieter. Propeller fans are usually loud.

Sometimes, a project will demand that you stick to a certain fan design despite there being sound concerns. In this case, it is up to you to choose the best option to limit the noise.

SILENCERS ARE A STRAIGHTFORWARD ANSWER
One of the easiest solutions is to use a silencer. These come in a variety of materials, sizes, and shapes. However, like with other products, the better the design of the silencer, the more efficient it will be. We can assist you with this step by using our advanced acoustic modelling software.

CHOOSE A BESPOKE SAFETY VALVE SILENCER
At Ventx, we work on the behalf of a wide array of clients from different industries. Some request that we build them a specific type of silencer for their fan and ventilation systems. Whatever your demands, we will work hard to meet them.

So, if there is anything we can aid you with, please get in touch. We can discuss designs for a safety valve silencer or any other style. With our help you will get the best solution.

Controlling noise levels is something a lot of facilities have to deal with. However, you must ensure that the measures you use match the application. Our company does this by using acoustic modelling software. It analyses your systems so we can design and build the perfect model. This includes the autoclave silencer and others.

Silencers are a vital part of soundproofing. This is the process where you stop the sound from leaving or entering a certain area. You do so by mitigating and/or absorbing the noise.

You are free to introduce a silencer in plethora of situations. Many of these include sites using heavy machinery, studios, offices, and private homes. For your methods to work however, you need to use the right materials in your designs. There are some guidelines you have to follow here.

SOURCE AND LEVEL

Firstly, you should think about the source and level of the noise. The amount of sound present shall go quite the way in helping you choose what substances to use. For the slightest sounds, special soft foams can work to suck up the noise. Noise that comes from heavy-duty apparatus is different though. This may demand the use of insulators.

MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION

How easy it is to maintain and install a material is also important here. When selecting your materials, it is wise to choose those that are not hard to work with. You will waste less time this way. If you have to spend too long doing work on them, your business could lose money.

WHY SOUNDPROOF?

It is wise to ask yourself why you are soundproofing as well. In picking the correct materials, you should understand your purpose for why you are doing the soundproofing work. For instance, you may want to avoid materials that keep the sound out.

DESIGNING EVERY KIND OF SILENCER

At Ventx, we assist a wide array of clients so they obtain the most suitable silencers. Some ask us for an autoclave silencer and others request vastly different models. Whatever, your specs, we will be able to aid you.

Contact us today if you have an issue with noise and want us to tackle it for you.

Industrial noise pollution is an issue that many facilities put up with. It is common for this to lead to physical symptoms like hearing trouble. Nobody should have to put up with this however. In fact, you don’t have to. We make certain of it by providing an array of silencers, including a steam boiler silencer.

NOISY PLANTS

Power plants are a vital part of modern society. Without them the infrastructure would be very different. There are lots of types of power plant, from smaller structures owned by people to large scale industrial establishments. The development of economies and technology is responsible for the increase in the number of plants around the world.

The goal with creating more plants is to supply the huge amount of power that consumers need. However, there is a problem of noise pollution. Their operation can be very noisy and cause problems for people, communities, and wildlife. Anyone working at the plant may be at serious risk due to spending so much time in the noisy environments.

Thankfully, innovations mean there are lots of ways to limit some of the noise pollution. This includes by using silencers and soundproofing. Common sources of noise in power plants include motors, turbines, compressors, and steam boilers. Luckily we can design a silencer to suit each of these.

THE DANGERS TO WORKERS

As we said above, the workers in a plant have the highest risk of injury because of the noise. In addition to hearing trouble, they can suffer psychological stress. Unhappiness and neurobehavioral changes are other possibilities. Some may not manifest straight away, but they can do with time. As you can see, it is vital to install noise suppression as soon as possible.

DESIGNING BESPOKE SILENCERS

At Ventx, we match our silencers to the applications very carefully. We do this using first rate acoustic modelling software. It analyses your systems so we can find the perfect silencer for it. So, whether you have a power plant, a manufacturing facility or even an office with a noisy air con unit, we can help you.

If you need a steam boiler silencer or another product, please contact us. We can take your specs and design the right product.

Here at Ventx, we specialise in silencer design for a range of industries, and over our many years of existence, we have built up a great list of clients. Today, we are going to turn our attention to our inline silencers, looking at the problem that these types of silencers solve, the options available to you, and providing more details about our service.
 

The Problem
When looking at silencer solutions, the problem may be that whilst the noise attenuation measures deal with noise produced by exhaust and venting devices, noise pollution is still being created through power generation or other processes at an intermediate stage. Your team and any visitors will be exposed to this noise, and this is an even bigger problem when working in such an environment for long periods of time, or on a regular basis.
 

The Solution
By implementing the use of inline silencers, you are dealing with noise created by gas flow within ducting or other conduits. This solution means that when a flow of gas that passes through a chamber or junction (or from one diameter or pipe to another), which would otherwise produce unwanted noise, balances within the system, removing the noise at the source.
 

The Options
Our inline silencers make use of the same elements of design as a vent silencer, with the main concern being to reduce the vibration, which thereby reduces the valve noise. For this purpose, there are two options to select from when considering inline applications, including control valve silencers and direct inline silencers. Control valve silencers offer a drop in pressure or back pressure, combining a diffuser design with an absorptive section, in conjunction with a control valve. On the other hand, direct inline silencers create as little pressure loss as possible, and use only the absorptive section. Both types can be used in pressurised systems to an appropriate pressure design code. We always provide silencer inlets designed and manufactured with reference to a design code in order to provide a required back pressure and select the correct valve.
 

Bespoke Service
At Ventx, we custom-build your inline silencer system to produce the best performance possible for your environment. We start with an acoustic analysis, where we record the noise levels and their frequencies. If not an already existing facility, we can also use your specifications and model the acoustic properties of the proposed installation through our computer software. Once the design of your inline silencer is finalised, we manufacture it from long strand fibreglass acoustic packing as the absorption material. This makes up the core of the product, which is then supplied in a custom-fabricated inline silencer housing, or used to be inserted into your already existing pipework.
 

Contact Us
For more information about our inline silencers at Ventx, please get in touch through our online contact form, or email us at enquiry@ventx.co.uk. Alternatively, you can speak to a member of our staff directly by calling us on +44 (0)1923 238397. We will be happy to discuss your requirements for an inline silencer and answer any queries you may have for us.

Industrial silencer design is what our company excels at the most. For these utensils to work efficiently, we have to match them to the application. This is why our job is so exciting. Each facility has something that makes it unique to the last. As a result, there is no universal option for everything. We get to create something new every time.
Businesses often have to figure out how to lower the noise of fans in industrial settings. When they do this, it is typical of them to waste vast sums of money by selecting impractical solutions. In other instances, they simply focus on the wrong equipment, blower, or fan. At times, the business shall introduce noise limiting measures to their gear when they have to treat a single item only. They can do this for a far lower cost.

A guessing game

Companies also have a habit of guessing which objects are responsible for the noise issues. They are usually incorrect too. Due to this, they spend a lot of money and time on noise resolutions that supply little to zero sound depletion. They may get the wrong industrial silencer design entirely.
It is possible to avoid wasting time and money like this. What you must do is perform a diagnostic noise survey beforehand. With one, you can establish which equipment, machine, blower, or fan is the primary source of noise. Therefore you can choose a solution with the right focus.

Surveying

Some surveys make use of advanced noise analysis and measurement gear. This is alongside the substantial expertise and experience of the testers. They can do more than pinpoint the source however. You can use them to determine how much sound reduction you require for everything as well. This lets you tailor the noise suppressing treatment accurately. Expect massive cost savings from this.
At Ventx, we make certain that clients have the right silencers for their facilities. This way, they don’t end up spending unnecessary amounts of time and money on something that doesn’t work. We have years of experience and access to top of the range noise modelling software. As a result, you can expect a great service.
If you would like to do business with the top people specialising in industrial silencer design, please contact us. We can provide the perfect solution.

The name of the game at Ventx is industrial noise reduction. We have a wealth of experience in this area. As a result, we know how much people struggle with this issue. They do so usually because they lack the right equipment. Fortunately, we design and supply numerous silencer models to fit in with all kinds of environments.
When you add a silencer to a flow system, there is an extra pressure drop to the flow. With the correct design however, it can be quite low. Alternatively, you can recover it from the dynamic head.
Aside from the drop in pressure, there could be other effects. This depends on where you position your silencer. We know a mixing procedure exists that is downstream of the silencer. If you locate any of your equipment here, the flow into the downstream gear won’t be uniform. It will actually be turbulent. As a result, it could lead to a reduction in performance. Statistically, the pressure drop through your gear would be greater.

What to expect from non-uniform flows

The approaching flow distribution into a silencer is not uniform in various applications. Examples include silencers at the downstreams of valves, diffusers, or elbows. The inlet flow for your silencer might not be uniform either. If it’s not, you should expect some adverse effects. To begin with, the total local velocity within a silencer shall be higher. This will result in complications with the protection of the absorption substances. Expect this with high flow velocity applications. The pressure drop across your silencer shall also be bigger.
Pressure drop through your silencer could be essential to the application. If it is, you can add efficient flow modifiers upstream of the silencers. These include turning vanes or diffusers. In addition, you can fashion a special silencer design to fit the upstream flow profile too.
At Ventx, we offer customers our silencers so they can adhere to strict laws. Said laws are those relating to the influence of industrial noise and how it can affect the environment.
Our bespoke solutions for industrial noise reduction make certain you comply with the law. If you have any questions for us, feel free to get in touch anytime.

Noisy industrial facilities are a problem for a number of reasons. Because of this, you must have appropriate measures in place to deal with the sounds. We can assist you by providing the finest steam vent silencers you have ever seen. These may not be your everyday items. However, we see to it that they are available when you need them.
We usually define noise as being sound that we don’t want. Your standard noise issue will include three elementary components. These are the noise source, the receiver, and the path.

Classifying noise

Something else you should know about noise is that we can classify it in two separate forms. They are structure-borne and airborne.
The first travels from a source to a receiver. It does so as a shift in atmospheric pressure. Additionally, it moves in every direction.
Structure-borne on the other hand is undesired vibration. This transmits from a vibrating source and goes to a receiver via a solid material. Then, it regenerates as airborne noise.
Eventually, you will identify the three primary elements of noise in your facility. When you do, you can control the levels using various methods. These include vibration isolation, damping, barriers, and blocking.

Maintenance

Probably the single worst contributor to noise is a lack of maintenance. Equipment shall become inefficient sooner or later if you don’t maintain it. One sign of this is noise. Typical noise producers and energy wasters are steam leaks and slipping belts. Others include worn gears/bearings and compressed air leaks. You should also watch out for unbalances in rotating and reciprocating striking parts. Insufficient lubrication on parts can cause trouble too.
At Ventx, we have more than a decade of experience in silencer design. As a result, you should expect top quality results when you order steam vent silencers or our other models. We serve the needs of clients in many industries and we can do the same for you as well.
If you would like to do business with us, feel free to get in touch. You can also find lots of info on our website.

Industrial settings can cause a lot of noise pollution. This affects people close to the building and those inside. As a result, it is important that you look into industrial noise control solutions for the premises. Mitigating the noisy systems and equipment is one of the best things you can do for your business. It can also help the environment.

A Level Of Control Is Necessary

You need to keep internal and external noise levels at acceptable levels. This can be crucial when you have a facility in or near a residential area. You will need to keep noises to a minimum to avoid complaints. There can also be internal problems from loud machinery. You must address these kinds of issues as quickly as possible.

Noise – Not A Part Of The Job

Far too often people take the view that when you work in a factory or industrial setting, a lot of noise is unavoidable. What these people don’t realise is that there are plenty of innovative methods of dealing with the problem. Silencers can stop people having to suffer the consequences of excessive sound. There are many options for industrial noise control.

Harmful For Workers And Management

Loud noise not only damages hearing but also causes physical and mental stress. The short term effects of this, including tiredness and irritability, can cause workers to have trouble focusing. This leads to stress and low mood. Repeat exposure to loud noise can cause lasting conditions to develop. This might include hearing loss and cardiovascular conditions such as high blood pressure.
It isn’t just employees carrying out tasks that are affected when it comes to noise. It is also people higher up who have to deal with losses of productivity. This might even include staff taking time off because they are unwell after spending too long in an overly noisy space.

Solutions For Noisy Environments

Ventx is highly experienced with the challenges industries face when trying to deal with noise levels. Our work ensures you receive an amazing solution that allows you to deal with excess sound.
You should not hesitate to get in touch if you want leading support when it comes to industrial noise control. You can also use the handy form on our site to get a free quote.

When you choose Ventx for your silencer design requirements, you will gain from our 40 years of acoustic knowledge, combined with our 30 years of quality manufacturing. Well versed in meeting the needs of the Petrochemical and service industries, we offer innovative and flexible solutions to noise problems. Today we are shining the spotlight on our vent silencer design.
 

Key Industries
We offer our industrial silencer design services to power generation, waste treatment, manufacturing, and plenty more industries. What do they all have in common? They all involve processes that consists of the transfer of gas under pressure. Depending on the specific industry, this has may be air, steam, or another chemical, which must leave the system and be released into the atmosphere.
 

The Importance of a Vent Silencer
As any industry professional would know, working in these environments, the process of releasing pressurised gas is very noisy. A vent silencer is vital in order to reduce this noise to an acceptable level. In fact, in order to comply with the current legislation regarding noise pollution, an exhaust silencer is a must. Not only that, but the design of the silencer is of great importance as it must be perfectly designed in order to provide the necessary performance.
 

Silencer Design
With silencer design by Ventx, we can ensure that you will achieve the necessary attenuation in order to dampen the sound adequately. Make sure you spend your money wisely, by choosing the best of the silencer design companies. Experts in industrial silencer design, we are considered industry leaders, as our extensive client list demonstrates. At Ventx, we know silencers are so much more than metal pipes to be filled with industrial waste. We have the scientific knowledge to apply highly technical methods with a basis in the science of noise production in order to design the best products possible.
 

Bespoke Service
Here at Ventx, the client is at the heart of what we do, and offering a bespoke solution, we start our process with customer’s requirements. Ideally, this process will begin with the provision of vital information and data in order for us to match your needs. We can even carry out surveys at your facilities and take our own measurements in order to obtain the relevant data and give an up-to-date idea of the resulting by-products. Our advanced computer software is able to model the acoustic properties of the system as it is currently, thereby enabling us to complete the most suitable exhaust silencer design. Whether you’re manufacturing or treatment process is just at the design stage, or you want to upgrade existing systems, we can be sure to meet your requirements.
 

Contact Us
If you would like more information about our silence design at Ventx, please get in touch through our online contact form, or email us at enquiry@ventx.co.uk. You can also speak to a member of our team directly by calling us on +44 (0)1923 238397. We will be pleased to discuss your requirements for an exhaust silencer design and answer any queries you may have for us.

While industrial equipment can be very valuable and useful, it can generate a huge amount of noise. A lot of the time this occurs from normal operation. The noises can impact the bottom-line and even harm hearing. However, we can provide numerous solutions to these kinds of problems, including a diffuser silencer.
Many industrial buildings don’t take advantage of silencers. When installing them in premises though, there are some vital things to keep in mind.

Location is important

There are many factors to account for when selecting the perfect spot for a silencer. This includes the model you use, how quiet you need to make the space, and where this space is.
An important thing to keep in mind is breakout noise. This is when sound passes through ductwork walls rather than flowing out of vents. You need to keep this concept in mind because you might end up with breakout noise flowing into a room. This is despite installing a silencer that effectively deals with sound coming through a vent.

Remember air pressure calculations

Something important to remember is the relationship between controlling noise and air pressure. For example, a lot of silencers use baffles. These are absorbent material that turns noise energy into friction heat. While this effectively reduces noise levels, it can also result in a pressure drop of the airflow.
Fans in equipment make pressure which pushes the airstream forward. Any obstruction, including baffles, will produce back pressure. This makes the fan pushing the airstream less effective. You have to balance the air resistance the silencer creates with the pressure drop the fan allows if you want to keep the airflow moving.

Plan carefully

The installation of silencers involves a lot of planning. You need to take the needs of the equipment, building, and occupants into account. Sound often travels in ways you don’t expect. So, an understanding of the relationship between equipment, ductwork, and silencers is vital. For this reason, you should make sure you work with experts who can provide you with a first class solution.
Ventx is the home of experts who can provide silencers for various needs. This could be an in-line or diffuser silencer or one of our other options. Be confident that with us, you will be able to deal with industrial noise. Get in touch today to learn more or to begin designing your product.