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Industrial facilities -- such as heavy manufacturing
and assembly plants, petrochemical plants, and
power-generation
facilities -- often suffer from a wide assortment of
vibration and acoustical problems.
From a community perspective, such facilities are often
required to implement environmental
noise control measures in order to reduce noise
pollution in residential areas. In addition to
meeting community noise standards, these facilities
often require some on-site noise control, measurement,
and monitoring
to meet regulatory approval by
OSHA
and other agencies.
From a technical perspective, rotating
and impact machinery in such facilities often generates
large dynamic loads that can cause vibration problems.
While the work in these facilities is typically not
sensitive to the micro-vibration of concern in Advanced
Technology Facilities, heavy machinery can generate
such large-amplitude vibration that even large tools
can be affected.
Inside many industrial manufacturing facilities, tool-generated noise and vibration
can result in less-comfortable and less-productive environments. Whether casued by
base-building mechanical systems or the
factory tools
themselves, we can help make your facility more efficient and productive.
Please feel free to contact
us to discuss your industrial facility design needs
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