What Is Generator Sound Insulation And How Is It Made? - Kaplan Power

Even though generators contribute to our lives by providing convenience, they cause high noise during processing. This is often an uncomfortable situation. The elimination of this situation is possible today when technology is developed. Generators can in some cases be located in a separate room or outdoors. Even the generator in a different room sometimes makes a very annoying sound. If you have a job to focus on during the day or if you are resting, this becomes unbearable. All the measures taken to avoid such situations are called generator sound insulation procedures or methods.

It is possible to prevent this noise by sound insulation of the area where the generator is located. With this sound insulation method, you will not have to suffer any discomfort while taking advantage of the opportunities provided by technology. You can perform this sound insulation process with the methods that will be explained to you. Let’s take a closer look at this insulation process using high-quality materials.

Many people are curious about how generator sound insulation is done. Let’s see how this process is done.

• To carry out this process, the acoustic insulation of the cabinet should be performed first.
• It is possible to purchase a special cabinet so that the sound does not leak out.
• The use of insulation sponges inside the cabin within the generator contributes to the sound insulation.
• Rapid 800 sponge adhesive should be used to mount the used sponge.
• Other than this process, a sound insulation grille can be added to the generator.
• In addition to sound insulation directly on the generator, it is also possible to perform sound insulation of the generator room. For sound insulation, the circulation of sound should be taken into consideration and the lines with sound mobility should be filled with materials having insulation properties.
• As an example: dense sponge boards adhere to the necessary insulating adhesives. To make this process safer, a jacketing anchor can be used.
• Then EPDM audio blocker is placed on it.
• Non-flammable acoustic sponge is mounted on the sound barrier as a new layer. In this way, the fire situation is prevented.

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