Engineering • Acoustic comfort

Engineering acoustics, noise reduction and vibration isolation

We identify the source of engineering noise and vibration and address the cause at equipment, hydraulic, ductwork, mounting and operating-mode level instead of merely masking the symptom.

Noise source

We determine whether noise comes from equipment, air or water velocity, valves, supports or vibration transmission into structures.

Residential comfort

Special attention is given to bedrooms, studies, home cinemas, hotel rooms and other quiet zones.

Engineering measures

Depending on the task, solutions may include operating adjustments, vibration isolation, flexible connections, acoustic measures or local redesign.

Scope of work

  • Pumps, chillers, air-handling units, fan-coils, compressors and other engineering equipment.
  • Pipework, valves, pressure reducers and noise caused by excessive water velocity.
  • Ductwork, grilles, diffusers, silencers and aerodynamic noise.
  • Transmission of vibration through supports, frames, slabs, walls and service shafts.
  • Checks of night and reduced operating modes for residential and hospitality properties.
  • Assessment of equipment condition, balancing and causes of excessive vibration.
  • Selection of vibration-control and noise-reduction principles within the agreed engineering scope.
  • Verification of the result after tuning or modernisation.

What the client receives

Correct diagnosis

We separate airborne noise, structural vibration and hydraulic or aerodynamic sources.

Targeted intervention

We avoid unnecessary demolition where tuning or a local engineering modification can solve the problem.

Comfort without loss of function

Noise reduction must not compromise airflow, water flow or equipment reliability.

Verifiable effect

After corrections, the operating condition is rechecked against the original state.

Acoustics & vibration

Engineering acoustics, noise reduction and vibration isolation

We identify the source of engineering noise and vibration and address the cause at equipment, hydraulic, ductwork, mounting and operating-mode level instead of merely masking the symptom.