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Ventac Present Acoustic Fan Jacket Research At Fan 2012, Paris |
Fan 2012 brought together the leading stake holders in fan development from 27 different countries, including manufacturers, Universities and Government Bodies. Fan noise represented a central theme at this conference. Ventac's Laboratory Manager, Mark Simms, was pleased to present his paper on a range of innovative new fan jackets developed and manufactured at our facility in Blessington.
Ventac developed the product by measuring the sound power level of fans fitted with acoustic jackets using Sound Intensity as per ISO 9614. With this technique noise maps could be generated showing areas radiating high levels of sound energy or 'hot spots'.
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"We have worked with Ventac for the past five years on noise control and product cost reduction projects. Ventac as a company have always been proactive and responsive to our needs, helping us with design and supply of noise attenuation projects and with more general development projects designed to reduce the noise levels and improve the noise quality of our products. They not only bring noise measurement and analysis skills, they also bring solutions." Alan Stewart, Technical Engineer, Nacco, Northern Ireland
"I have very good relationships with all my contacts at Ventac. I know I can count on them to go the extra mile for Terex. Ventac are my company of choice for noise insulation." Catherine Storrie, Buyer, Terex UK
We have used Ventac for over five years and in that time delivery performance and product quality has been excellent. Ventac always ensure the goods arrive exactly when requested and go out of their way to assist when we have found ourselves in trouble. As a truly world class supplier, we are looking to grow our business with them." Eamonn Kavanagh, Purchasing Manager, Covrad Heat Transfer UK
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“ We have worked with Ventac for the past five years on noise control and product cost reduction projects. Ventac as a company have always been proactive and responsive to our needs, helping us with design and supply of noise attenuation components and with more general development projects designed to reduce the noise levels and improve the noise quality of our products. They not only bring noise measurement and analysis skills, they also bring solutions.”
“ We have worked with Ventac for the past five years on noise control and product cost reduction projects. Ventac as a company have always been proactive and responsive to our needs, helping us with design and supply of noise attenuation components and with more general development projects designed to reduce the noise levels and improve the noise quality of our products. They not only bring noise measurement and analysis skills, they also bring solutions.”
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Study Says EU Moving Too Slowly On Noise Pollution |
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An article featured on the EurActive.com website details how the EU could be dragging their heels in relation to introducing noise pollution measures.
"Ambitious vehicle noise reduction proposals would enable eight million people to sleep soundly, cut noise annoyance by 39% and save €326 billion over 20 years, a Dutch research group says in a new report.
The cumulative effect, says the organisation that commissioned the report, is that “the benefits of cutting noise outweigh the costs by more than 30 times.”
The European Parliament’s environment, transport and internal market committees are currently considering a draft EU regulation tightening automobile noise emission limits that was produced last December."
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“We have been long standing customers of Ventac for 35 years. Throughout this time Ventac have always provide us with an efficient and professional service and support. The supplied products have been of a quality standard, reliable and dependable.” Tom Byrne, O'Sullivan Darcy
"Burlington Engineering have worked with Ventac on various projects over a number of years and have found them to be a very professional and reliable company. They are customer service driven and the standard of their products and after-sales service is of the highest quality. I would have no hesitation in recommending Ventac to any potential clients." Seamus Carr, Burlington Engineering
"All working very well and very very silent as promised, great product and really great service from yourself. Thanks for all your help, I know it was only a small sale for you and I really do appreciate all the help you gave me." Andy Murray, Domestic Customer, on the SILENT 100 CRZ 4 Fan
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Building Services News January/February 2012
When it comes to knowing which materials and equipment to use, how to size components, and where to place them, the options are endless. Ventac use a wide variety of techniques to identify and quantify the challenge on each project. Ventac's knowledge of materials, combined with their extensive experience in manufacturing solutions and state-of-the-art research and testing facilities, allows them to develop the most cost effective solutions to any noise and ventilation problem.
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Industrial & Building Noise Control |
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In March 2012, Ventac welcomed David Kollhammer from the Research & Development department of Zetor Tractors, Czech Republic to Blessington. It was an opportunity for us to demonstrate our testing and research capabilities in our laboratory. Ventac is currently working with Zetor on various developmental projects. |
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Industrial Noise Customers |
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"Ventac installed a substantial noise barrier on the Luas Green Line on behalf of the RPA. Ventac installed the barrier to RPA’s specifications in the constrained environment of an operating railway. RPA were very happy with the quality of the work. Ventac’s communication was excellent and the Ventac team worked well with the Luas Operator, Veolia and it’s maintenance contractors to ensure that the project was completed to everyone’s satisfaction." Daniel Vaughan, RPA
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Quarry Management - October 2011 |
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Quarry Management
The monthly journal for the mineral products industry
It is perhaps stating the obvious to say that the very nature of a quarry or surface mineral working means it has the potential to be an inherently noisy operation. Heavy machinery, heavy vehicles, blasting operations and even vehicle reversing alarms are all obvious sources of noise in quarrying operations that can cause significant disturbance to the sites neighbours and increase noise at work issues.
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