Highly Effective Noise Absorption for Dedicated Highway Noise Barriers

Highly Effective Noise Absorption for Dedicated Highway Noise Barriers

A sound insulation barrier is an acoustic facility placed between the sound source and the receiving point. It is composed of sound-absorbing and sound-insulating materials and works by blocking and absorbing sound waves to create a sound shadow area for noise reduction. It is widely used in transportation and industrial fields, effectively improving the surrounding sound environment.

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The sound barrier has three core advantages: efficient noise reduction,durability,and ventilation and light transmission.The combination of perforated panels and sound-absorbing layers with acoustic optimization design provides customized solutions for noise in different frequency bands; the high-quality metal substrate is combined with triple anti-corrosion technology to ensure the long-term and stable use of the product in harsh environments.

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Application:

Transportation: highways,viaducts,railways,airports.

Industrail:power plants, chemical plants, manchining workshops.

Municipal engineering:schools, hospitals,senstive areas around residential areas.

Commercial facilities: noise reduction around large shopping malls and stadiums.

 

Product Parameters:

Inoa Huahana Pale Leo
Mea waiwai Alumiinium ,Galvanized
Nā ʻano puka lau Round hole, louver hole
kalakala Green, blue,gray, white, customizable
Lapaʻau ʻili  Galvanized, powder, coated

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