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Vince Cavaseno is Technical Writer for Eckel Noise Control Technologies. He has a broad background in science, engineering and technology, and worked for related industry publications for more than 30 years. Eckel Noise Control Technologies has been at the forefront of acoustic analysis and design for more than 60 years—manufacturing and installing anechoic chambers, acoustic panels, industrial enclosures, audiometric rooms and studios, and more.
Industrial plants are known for being loud, acoustically-harsh environments. The combination of high ceilings, reflective surfaces and heavy machinery din creates an environment for reverberation and noise. Such conditions can decrease productivity and increase health and safety hazards.
Industrial plants are known for being loud, acoustically-harsh environments. The combination of high ceilings, reflective surfaces and the din from heavy machinery creates an optimal environment for reverberation and noise.
