Acoustic Enclosure

AcouStick Acoustic Enclosures are modular barrier systems designed to surround noise-generating equipment and contain sound at its source.

The enclosure combines a solid outer barrier skin with an absorptive inner lining, helping block sound from escaping while absorbing sound energy inside the enclosure. Acoustic doors, silenced ventilation openings, and vision panels can be integrated into the system according to the equipment and access requirements.

These noise control enclosures can be engineered for indoor or outdoor plant and configured around the measured noise spectrum and required target level.

Why Choose Acoustic Enclosures?

Noise Control at Source

An acoustic enclosure surrounds the noise-generating equipment, helping contain sound before it spreads throughout the surrounding environment.

Barrier & Absorptive Construction

The solid external barrier helps block airborne sound while the internal mineral wool lining absorbs sound energy within the enclosure.

Modular Panel System

Modular panels allow the enclosure to be assembled around different equipment configurations and can be expanded or modified when project requirements change.

Integrated Acoustic Access

Acoustic doors can be incorporated to provide equipment access while maintaining the acoustic integrity of the enclosure.

Silenced Ventilation

Ventilation openings can be fitted with acoustic ventilation components to allow the required airflow while limiting noise leakage.

Outdoor Weather Resistance

Weather-resistant finishes and suitable metal construction allow the enclosure to be configured for outdoor plant applications.

Equipment-Specific Design

The enclosure can be engineered according to the equipment noise spectrum, operating conditions, dimensions, ventilation requirements, and required noise reduction.

How Does an Acoustic Enclosure Work?

An acoustic enclosure creates a controlled acoustic barrier around the noise source.

The solid outer skin blocks sound transmission through the enclosure walls, while the absorptive mineral wool lining reduces sound reflections and reverberation inside the enclosure. Doors, ventilation openings, and vision panels are designed as part of the overall acoustic system to minimise potential sound leakage.

Noise Source → Absorptive Inner Lining → Solid Acoustic Barrier → Reduced Noise Transmission

The final acoustic performance depends on the equipment noise spectrum, enclosure dimensions, panel construction, internal absorption, ventilation design, access doors, vision panels, and installation quality.

Acoustic Performance

Our industrial acoustic enclosures are designed to contain noise from mechanical and industrial equipment at source.

Actual acoustic performance depends on the equipment sound power, frequency spectrum, enclosure construction, dimensions, ventilation openings, access doors, vision panels, and complete installation.

Acoustic Enclosure Applications

Acoustic enclosures are suitable for equipment that generates significant noise and requires source-level containment.

Generators & Gensets

Suitable for generator and genset installations where engine and mechanical equipment noise needs to be contained while maintaining ventilation and service access.

Chillers & Condensers

Can be used around chillers, condensers, and associated mechanical equipment where plant noise may affect nearby occupied areas.

Pumps & Compressors

Suitable for pumps, compressors, and other mechanical equipment where continuous operating noise needs to be controlled at source.

HVAC Plant

Can be configured around HVAC equipment to reduce mechanical and airborne noise transmission to surrounding areas.

Transformers

Suitable for selected transformer installations where equipment noise needs to be contained within a dedicated acoustic enclosure.

Industrial Machinery

Can be designed around industrial machinery and production equipment where noise control is required within manufacturing or processing environments.

Technical Specifications

Acoustic Enclosure Price in Saudi Arabia

The cost of an acoustic enclosure depends on several factors, including:

• Equipment dimensions

• Equipment noise level and frequency spectrum

• Required noise reduction

• Enclosure dimensions

• Panel construction

• Acoustic lining specification

• Number and size of access doors

• Ventilation requirements

• Vision panel requirements

• Indoor or outdoor installation

• Surface finish

• Required quantity

• Project-specific requirements

Because equipment and acoustic requirements vary from project to project, AcouStick provides project-based pricing for acoustic enclosures in Saudi Arabia.

Send us your equipment details, noise measurements, drawings, dimensions, ventilation requirements, required quantity, or project information to receive a quotation based on your application.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is an acoustic enclosure?

An acoustic enclosure is a barrier system built around noise-generating equipment to contain sound at its source. It typically combines a solid external barrier with an absorptive internal lining.

How does an acoustic enclosure reduce noise?

The solid outer skin blocks sound transmission, while the internal mineral wool lining absorbs sound energy and reduces reflections inside the enclosure.

What equipment can be enclosed?

Acoustic enclosures can be designed for generators, gensets, chillers, condensers, pumps, compressors, HVAC equipment, transformers, industrial machinery, and other noise-generating plant.

Can acoustic enclosures be used outdoors?

Yes. Outdoor acoustic enclosures can be configured with weather-resistant metal construction and suitable protective finishes according to the installation environment.

Do acoustic enclosures require ventilation?

Most equipment requires ventilation for cooling and safe operation. Acoustic ventilation openings or silencers can be incorporated into the enclosure to provide the required airflow while helping control noise transmission.

Can an acoustic enclosure include an access door?

Yes. Acoustic doors can be integrated into the enclosure to provide maintenance and equipment access while maintaining the acoustic performance of the enclosure.

Can an acoustic enclosure have a viewing window?

Yes. Acoustic vision panels can be incorporated where operators need to inspect the equipment without opening the enclosure.

Can the enclosure be customised?

Yes. Panel dimensions, layout, doors, ventilation openings, vision panels, finishes, and internal acoustic treatment can be configured according to the equipment and project requirements.

How is an acoustic enclosure designed?

The enclosure should be designed according to the equipment dimensions, measured noise spectrum, operating conditions, ventilation requirements, access requirements, surrounding environment, and target noise level.

How much does an acoustic enclosure cost in Saudi Arabia?

The price depends on the equipment size, required acoustic performance, enclosure dimensions, materials, ventilation, doors, vision panels, finish, and project quantity. AcouStick provides project-specific pricing based on the required specification.

Need an Acoustic Enclosure for Your Project?

Send us your equipment details, noise measurements, drawings, dimensions, ventilation requirements, target noise level, or project details and our acoustic engineering team can recommend a suitable industrial acoustic enclosure configuration and provide project-based pricing.

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