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Excessive noise of a fan system can be a serious concern in industries. Higher noise levels caused by the fan systems can disrupt the productivity and cause nuisance to the working environment. The noise generated could be due to the turbulence effect at the fan blades or rotation of the fan shaft or motor. Typically, the noise produced by a centrifugal fan system is dependent on various factors including the fan size, airflow rate and pressure. Fan systems that work at optimum efficiency produce lower noise levels than the fans with inefficient operation. Using over sized fans for industrial applications or operating fans at higher speed produce vibrations, causing higher noise levels. The sources of noise in a centrifugal fan could be due to airborne or structure borne vibration levels. To identify where the issue is being produced and suggest solutions for specific noise issues, it is essential to understand the sources causing the problems.

Fan Installations

Any fan installation feature that tends to reduce the efficiency of the fan should be avoided as it results in inefficient operation, high vibration levels and system noise. Obstructions to the airflow at the inlet can create turbulence to the air entering into the fan, resulting in noise of discrete form. Hence, installing bends and dampers close to the fan or placing fan inlet or outlet too close to the wall or bulkhead should be avoided. Also, care should be taken to install the fan away from noise sensitive areas. If it is unavoidable, consider using noise barriers such as silencers to achieve sound attenuation or lower the level of noise. If noise generated by the airflow is too high, consider using a longer silencer with larger open area to get the maximum sound attenuation.

Fan Speed

When fans are made to run at a speed greater than its design capacity, the load on the fan system will be higher. This effect of higher speed may cause intense vibration resulting in system imbalance and increased noise.

Fan Casings

In a centrifugal fan, housing or casing acts as a protection for moving parts like impeller, hub etc. When fan casings have improper design or multiple sectionals, they produce reverberating noise which could be due to the impeller. Hence the design of the casing has to be optimized by using heavy gauge material or by cladding with insulating material. This will reduce noise levels because the noise generated by the impeller is not transmitted to the outer area.