Installation of big Hemi-anechoic Chamber

In acoustic engineering, Hemi-anechoic Chamber represents creativity and accuracy. These chambers serve as controlled ambiences for sound testing, enabling for precise measurements without interference from external noise. In a recent project, O’Neill Engineered Systems   excelled in the installation of a big anechoic chamber with excellence and proficiency. 

Client’s need

Our client need a bespoke solution, a grinder enclosure with precise features and dimension for acoustic testing. 

Our Solution

At O’Neill Engineered Systems, we approached the project with an allegiance to functionality and accuracy. We devised a detailed solution customized to our client’s requirements. 

To accomplish optimal sound insulation, we used sturdy steel based sound insulation panels, mindfully installed to lessen external noise interference. 

In the chamber, we applied sound absorption wedges of different densities, strategically positioned to improve acoustic performance across the frequency spectrum. We designed battery test cell to fuse seamlessly into the chamber, providing lenient access without impacting sound quality. 

To complement the chamber, we punctiliously selected and installed any extra equipment necessary, making sure optimal performance and seamless functionality. 

Outcome

The completion of the big anechoic chamber by O’Neill Engineered Systems marks a milestone in acoustic engineering. 

Furthermore, the mindful selection and installation of extra equipment Underscore O’Neill Engineered Systems allegiance to delivering detailed solutions customized to client requirements. 

Regular Installation

An engine test cell comes in various sizes and shapes. It is because of how the test cell is generally setup for the engine and the work type that is being carried out. Nonetheless, it is common to witness many pressure and temperature measurements restored to a central area where the date acquisition system gets the signals. 

Modular installation

This modular design is beneficial as it enables the instrumentation to be swapped out and calibrated as required. 

On the other hand, an engine test cell uses an assortment of sensors to ensure quality and to document adherence to specifications.

Location: 1420 Bristlecone Dr, Hartland, WI 53029, USA

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