GFRP Sound Barrier
Envirotech Systems Limited, specializing in high-quality GFRP Sound Barrier. Whether you’re seeking to reduce urban noise pollution or improve acoustic environments, our GFRP noise barriers are engineered for top-tier performance and durability. GFRP (Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer) Sound barriers are setting new standards in the industry with their lightweight yet robust construction, effectively lowering noise levels from highways, railways, industrial sites, and more. Key benefits include substantial noise reduction, resilience in adverse weather conditions, customizable options, and eco-friendly materials. Envirotech Systems Limited is a trusted global provider with decades of experience, ensuring rigorous quality standards, tailored solutions, and dedicated customer support. Enhance your noise control efforts with Envirotech Systems Limited’s GFRP Sound Barriers and transform your surroundings today.
Envirotech GFRP Sound Barrier is a next gen noise barrier made of Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer. It has sleek design and a life expectancy of more than a lifetime in extreme environmental conditions. It has an excellent STC rating of 25. As conventional metallic noise barrier it is rust proof that makes it perfect for industries exposed to hazardous gases which degrades the metal barrier over time. It has a very sleek design having thickness of only 25mm. It is light-weight and long lasting.
Technical Specification of GFRP Sound Barrier
25 mm thickness ENVIROTECH GFRP Sound Barrier: Comprises of 2mm thickness plain GFRP Sheet as casing; filled with 2 mm thick GRIHA certified Envirotech MLV sound damping layer of Density 1700 kg/ m3 and a layer of 6mm thick absorbing layer NBR sheet of 40 kg/m3 Density, & closed with 1 mm thick perforated GFRP sheet having hole diameter of 5 mm.
The most effective OF GFRP Sound Barrier
Glass Fiber Reinforced Polymer (GFRP) sound barriers are used to mitigate noise pollution, particularly in urban areas or along highways. The effectiveness of GFRP sound barriers can be evaluated based on several factors:
- Acoustic Performance: The ability of the barrier to reduce noise, measured in decibels (dB).
- Durability and Maintenance: Resistance to weathering, corrosion, and other environmental factors.
- Structural Integrity: Strength and stability to withstand external loads, including wind and impact forces.
- Aesthetic Appeal: Visual integration into the surrounding environment.
- Cost-Effectiveness: Balance between initial cost, installation, and long-term maintenance.
Key Features of Effective GFRP Sound Barriers
- High Acoustic Insulation: GFRP panels can be designed to provide significant noise reduction, often incorporating additional materials like acoustic foams or mass-loaded vinyl to enhance their sound-absorbing properties.
- Durability: GFRP is resistant to corrosion, UV radiation, and other environmental factors, making it suitable for long-term outdoor use. Its non-conductive nature also makes it safer in certain applications.
- Lightweight and High Strength: GFRP has a high strength-to-weight ratio, making it easier to handle and install compared to traditional materials like concrete or steel. This property also reduces the load on supporting structures.
- Design Flexibility: GFRP can be molded into various shapes and sizes, allowing for customized designs that can meet specific acoustic requirements and aesthetic preferences.
- Ease of Installation: The lightweight nature of GFRP panels facilitates easier and faster installation, which can be a significant advantage in projects with tight schedules.
- Low Maintenance: Due to its resistance to environmental degradation, GFRP barriers require less maintenance over their lifespan, reducing long-term costs.
Example of Effective GFRP Sound Barrier Implementation
A notable example is the use of GFRP sound barriers along highways in urban areas. These barriers often incorporate:
- Multi-layer Construction: Combining GFRP with other materials to enhance sound absorption and insulation.
- Textured Surfaces: Designing the surface of the barrier to scatter and absorb sound waves more effectively.
- Transparent Sections: Including transparent GFRP panels to maintain visibility and reduce the visual impact of the barrier. The most effective GFRP sound barriers are those that balance acoustic performance, durability, structural integrity, and cost-effectiveness.
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