Ventilation silencer
Noise reduction is a major challenge for ventilation and air handling systems. Whether in commercial buildings, hospitals, laboratories or industry, acoustic requirements are increasingly stringent.
The key role of silencers in ventilation
Noise reduction is a major challenge for ventilation and air handling systems. Whether in commercial buildings, hospitals, laboratories or industry, acoustic requirements are becoming increasingly stringent.
Ventilation silencers reduce the noise generated by fans, air handling units (AHUs) or air networks, without compromising airflow or energy performance.
The SVR and SVC models developed by Groupe Boët meet these needs by combining acoustic efficiency, robustness and reliability.
These silencers can be adjusted to meet varying airflow rates, from low to high, depending on the specific needs of your installation. What’s more, different pressure drop options are available, enabling precise adaptation to the characteristics of the sound source.
SVR and SVC ranges: solutions tailored to building and industrial needs
These two ranges enable optimum adaptation to the configuration of the air distribution network, guaranteeing both acoustic comfort and continuity of service.
Technical features and benefits
SVR and SVC silencers are distinguished by :
Typical building and industrial applications
SVR and SVC silencers can be integrated in a wide range of contexts. In each case, the choice of model and dimensions depends on acoustic, aeraulic and regulatory constraints:
Acoustic performance and compliance with standards
SVR and SVC silencers are designed and tested in accordance with the main acoustic and ventilation standards.
They ensure :
Integration into HVAC systems and ventilation ducts
Integrating SVR and SVC silencers is quick and easy:
