When used in fresh air intake and exhaust systems, acoustic external shutters not only reduce the noise from the external environment, preventing it from entering the ventilation system, but also dampen the noise generated during discharge, thereby reducing the amount of sound emitted to the outside. The blades and frame are made of specially drawn galvanized steel sheets, and the insulation material is made of rock wool with a density of 70 kg/m3.
The acoustic external shutter consists of a frame, wall-mounted horizontal blades, and acoustic insulation material inside the blades:
In the acoustic shutter performance monitoring, sound damping from room to room and performance values are measured and observed.
During the observation of tests and evaluations, the standards referenced in this standard are taken into account and evaluated in conjunction with the referenced standards. The standards are listed below:
Test Setup:
To perform one-way sound measurement, a test room should be set up based on ASTM 90 E and ISO 11691 standards.
Once the test room is set up, sound waves should be transferred from the source room to the analysis room, and the shutters should maintain the noise level as specified by the standards.