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The Design of Quiet Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers
HUDSON PRODUCTS CORPORATION The Design of Quiet Air-Cooled heat Exchangers Page 1 of 20 The Design of QuietAir- cooled heat ExchangersA Paper forThe Energy Resources Conservation BoardNovember 9, 1993 Calgary, AlbertabyAudrey Pinkerton and Sam ChappleEnvironmental Noise ControlHUDSON PRODUCTS CORPORATION The Design of Quiet Air-Cooled heat Exchangers Page 2 of 20 SUMMARYAir- cooled heat Exchangers are a source of plant noise. Therefore, it is important to Design each unit toproduce the minimum amount of noise while still meeting the thermal requirements at a reasonablecost. This paper discusses the major noise sources of an Air-Cooled heat exchanger , the factorsaffecting the noise from each source, and how the source affects the overall noise level of the air-cooledheat industrial facilities are required to meet stringent noise requirements.
HUDSON PRODUCTS CORPORATION The Design of Quiet Air-Cooled Heat Exchangers Page 3 of 20 In the far field, the sound pressure level will drop 6 dB with each doubling of distance.
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