SVI BREMCO is your source for innovative custom engineered stack silencers

At SVI BREMCO, our in-house professional engineers design and engineer absorptive silencers specific to your project requirements for aftermarket and OEM applications. Exhaust gas silencer designs optimize pressured drop and velocities while meeting project noise criteria for a balanced approach. Absorptive silencers are commonly used in the inlet and exhaust systems for gas turbines and fans. They are commonly referred to as splitter silencers or parallel silencer baffles, and they can be installed vertically or horizontally as an effective stack, duct, or chimney silencer.

Absorptive stack silencers are very common in power and process applications but can also be incorporated into a horizontal silencer duct.

Find Your Solution

Many factors impact our custom stack silencer design, including:

Prime mover noise levels (noise spectrum) – sources with more low-frequency content may result in thicker silencer design, typical for some gas turbine exhaust splitter silencer designs.

Cross-sectional area – silencers in a tighter cross-section may have a more open ratio to maintain pressure drop and velocities with longer silencer active length while silencers in a larger duct can be designed to be more efficient with less length in comparison.

Let us know how we can help meet your absorptive gas path silencer goals.

Download our Stack Inspection Checklist from SVI BREMCO'S Experts

We’ve developed a stack inspection checklist to help you identify problems before they lead to plant downtime. There are several good reasons to inspect your stack:

  • Do you want to prevent downtime?
  • Have you noticed significant degradation of any structural component?
  • Has your stack experienced an unusual event such as an explosion, earthquake, fire or overheating?

Knowing what you should inspect annually and every three years saves you time, money, and stress.

Download our Stack Inspection Checklist

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