by Bob Shipe | Sep 18, 2017 | Noise Control
Industrial noise control projects are typically addressed with heavy-duty fabrications attached to or encapsulating process machinery to meet sound attenuation requirements. But, not infrequently, there are factory interior workspaces that need reduced noise levels...
by Adam Conley | Jul 7, 2017 | Explosion Protection
Explosion mitigation of combustible dusts is designed around explosion panels, chemical suppression systems and explosion isolation as defined by applicable National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) Standards. When tested, each dust has explosibility values that...
by Bob Shipe | Jun 28, 2017 | Noise Control
Rotating machinery often produces high levels of sound that are easily identified as point sources of noise in a facility. The machine design, materials being processed and location of equipment are all factors contributing to an objectionable noise level. Noise...
by Zachary Fausnaught | Nov 9, 2016 | Dust Collection
SysTech Design was called in to provide technical support to a foundry located near Pittsburgh Pennsylvania that was losing valuable production time due to “plugged filters” in their baghouse. The baghouse is used to reclaim a sand-type product that is cooked off...
by Adam Conley | Aug 4, 2016 | Explosion Protection
“Off the shelf portables for explosive environments just would not do the job.” Dust control and source capture of fugitive dust often require a portable unit to access multiple processes within a pilot pharma facility. Mobility to get into tight spaces is a...
