Polycarbonate Noise Barrier
Envirotech Polycarbonate Noise Barrier is a pioneering solution aimed at combatting noise pollution. Envirotech takes pride in its role as an industry leader, dedicated to offering advanced acoustic remedies that elevate living standards and environmental well-being. The construction consisted of MS/Galvanized steel beam as horizontal and vertical posts specially designed aluminium pressure pad with rubber gas kit use to grip polycarbonate sheet tightly. The standard Polycarbonate Noise Barriers designed to achieve 22 STC to 36 STC rating and the same has been confirmed during laboratory test.
The light weight of the material makes it possible to install Polycarbonate Sound Barrier in almost any kind of situation. It is also very appropriate for mounted structure application. Light transmission: Polycarbonate and acrylic has a 95% light transmission capability thus it does not darken enclosures. In many instances the passage of light is a deterrent as the entry of natural light especially in the open air surroundings are preferred. This is one reason why in many cases the polycarbonate / acrylic noise barriers are preferred over the metallic noise barriers.
Aesthetics: An important factor that plays a vital role in choice of a barrier is the aesthetic appeal of the item. The Polycarbonate / acrylic noise barrier with their translucent appearance is aesthetically attractive. It can be procured in a choice of colours and this allows it to fit in perfectly with its surroundings. The barriers are available in a number of designs and finishes to improve the appearance of the locations.
Noise barriers are commonly used outdoors in situations where some neighbor hoods need protection against the high frequency sound disturbing their peace. This would include areas near airports, highways, and railway lines, industrial or manufacturing units or even from construction sites. Sound pollution is damaging the environment in a dangerous way and regulatory bodies have now enforced measures for the noise control. Industries and other noise generating plants are required to install sound attenuation devices to protect the surrounding environment.
Envirotech Noise barriers find common application in outdoor settings where the tranquility of certain communities requires preservation against the intrusion of high-frequency noise. This encompasses areas adjacent to airports, highways, railway lines, industrial facilities, manufacturing units, and even construction sites. The adverse ecological implications of sound pollution have prompted regulatory bodies to institute measures for effective noise control. Industries and other noise-producing establishments are mandated to incorporate sound attenuation devices, an imperative step to shield the encompassing environment.
Features Of Polycarbonate / Acrylic Noise Barrier:
- Impact resistant: The polycarbonate / acrylic sheets are very strong and impact resistant. It will not shatter with stone impact or any other impact either.
- Weather resistant: The polycarbonate / acrylic material is not affected by adverse weather conditions. It is also UV resistant and will not crack or break with strong sun.
- Non-corrosive: The frames used for the noise barriers are galvanized and are non-corrosive. It will not rust or corrode. The material for the noise barrier sheets is also non-corrosive.
- Flexibility: The polycarbonate / acrylic sheets are versatile and mouldable.
- Light transmission: The translucent materials provide good light transmission of up to 95%.
- Noise reduction: The acrylic/polycarbonate noise barrier is the most effective at sound reduction and can reduce sound up to 36 dB(A).
- Fire resistant: It has a Class B fire rating.
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