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Commercial & Industrial
Air Conditioning
Architectural Acoustics
HVAC Noise Control
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Resources
• Manufacturers
 Trane
 Industrial Acoustics
 Many others
• ASHRAE (American Society for
Heating, Refrigerating, and Air-
Conditioning Engineers)
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Basic HVAC Functionality
• Room air is blown over a heat exchanger
through which heated liquid (hot water) or
cooled liquid (cold water or other refrigerant)
liquid is circulated.
• Unwanted thermal energy is released outdoors
• This requires…
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Main HVAC Noise Sources
• Fans (to move the air)
 Axial
 Centrifugal
 Propeller
• Compressors (to convert gas
to liquid)
 Piston
 Rotary
 Scroll
 Centrifugal
 Screw
• Pumps (to circulate
liquids)
• Diffusers and Ductwork
(to distribute air)
 Turbulent aerodynamic
noise
 “Break-out” noise
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Other MEP Noise Sources
• Waste and Rain Leader Piping
• Transformers
• Dimmer Racks
• Lights & Ballasts
• Elevator Equipment
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Noise Control Approaches
• Location of equipment
• Sealing penetrations
• Resilient mounting of equipment & connected
services
• Flexible connections to equipment
• Lower fluid velocities
• Internal duct lining and duct attenuators
• Routing of ductwork and piping
• Enclosing ductwork and piping
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Fan Coil Units
• Opportunity for
significant noise
issues:
 Fan and coil in
close proximity:
high turbulence
 Applications:
typically close to
“listeners” (hotel
rooms, etc.)
 Water flow noise
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Packaged Air Handler
• Includes fan or fans
• Heating coil
• Cooling coil
• Air filters
• Humidifier
• Air dampers and
controls
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Packaged Air Handler
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Typical Air-Handler Design
MJR Figure 9.3, p. 192
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Equipment Location: Rooftop
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Equipment Location:
Mechanical Equipment Room
• Noise inside the MER
• Noise outside the
MER
• Duct Breakout
• Active Noise Control
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Isolator Types
Elastomeric Pads
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Isolator Types
Elastomeric Pads
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Isolator Types
Neoprene-In-Shear Floor Mount
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Isolator Types
Neoprene-In-Shear Floor Mount
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Isolator Types
Neoprene-In-Shear Floor Mount
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Isolator Types
Open Spring Floor Mount
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Isolator Types
Open Spring Floor Mount
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Isolator Types
Restrained Open Spring Floor Mount
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Isolator Types
Restrained Open Spring Floor Mount
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Reciprocating and Centrifugal
Chillers Noise
• Reciprocating chillers
tend to be quieter than
centrifugals for the
same load
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Fan Noise Components
• 1 duct length
• 3 duct length
• 5 duct length
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
• Aerodynamic noise
• Blade-passage noise
 fB = (RPM/60) ·N
 N = number of blades
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Fan Noise
Fan noise depends on the fan
operation point on the fan curve
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Fan Noise
Fan noise depends on the fan
operation point on the fan curve
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Estimating Fan Noise
• LW = fan sound power level
• KW = fan specific value
• Q = volume flow rate (cfm)
• P = static pressure (in H20)
• BFI = blade frequency increment
• C = efficiency correction
    CBFIPQKL WW  1010 log20log10
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005





 


1
log1010 10C
 η = Hydraulic efficiency of
the fan = Q·P/(6350 · HP)
 HP = nominal horsepower
of the fan drive motor
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Estimating Fan Noise
US Army TM 5-805-4 Technical Manual, “Noise and Vibration Control”, Table C-13
    CBFIPQKL WW  1010 log20log10
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Diffuser Noise
• Flow sets the noise
level at a given static
pressure level forcing
the flow
• Good aerodynamics
are important to low
noise from air
terminals
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005 (Long Fig. 13.23, p. 474)
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Indoor Diffusers
• Linear or Slot Diffusers
• Round or Rectangular Diffusers
• Grilles
• Registers
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Specifications for Diffuser Noise
• Ideal: sound power data in octave bands versus static pressure
& CFM
• Reality: most manufacturers only provide the NC “rating” at a
fixed “room effect” (typically 10 dB)
• Sound power from NC:
• Sadly, this only provides a noise estimate based on a perfect
NC curve (diffusers are typically high-frequency elements,
therefore this tends to over-estimate low frequency power)
dB10)(  NCLL PW
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
• 400 sabins
• 12 feet
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Estimating Diffuser Noise
• LW = sound power level (dB re. 10-12 Watts)
• SD = cross-sectional face area of diffuser (ft2)
• UD = flow velocity prior to the diffuser (ft/s)
• ξ = normalized pressure-drop coefficient
      3.31log60log30log10 101010  DDW USL 
2
0
9.334
DU
P




 ΔP = pressure drop across the diffuser (in. H20)
 ρ0 = density of air (0.075 lb/ft3)
Long, p. 475
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Estimating Diffuser Noise
Long, Fig. 13.24, p.476
DWW CLL Oct,
• Octave-band power levels can be calculated from the overall
level LW
2
13.115.082.5 AACD 
2
13.115.082.11 AACD 
Generalized Diffuser Spectrum
for round diffusers
for rectangular diffusers
GP Uf  8.48
   fNfNA BPB 
peak frequency
NB(x) = octave-band number
of frequency x (32 Hz = 0,
63 Hz = 1, 125 Hz = 2, …)
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Recommended Velocity Limits
• Plant Rooms 5m/s
• Aud. Shafts 4m/s
• Within Aud. 2.5m/s
Branch Runouts
RC-35 2.75 m/s
RC-25 2 m/s
RC-15 1.25 m/s
Terminal velocities are critical because there is
nothing after the diffuser to provide additional
attenuation!
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Unlined Ducts
• Not much attenuation in unlined ducts
 Little absorption from surfaces (although some
energy is lost to break-out noise)
 Plane-wave propagation → no spreading loss
• Plane-wave propagation when duct dimensions (not
length) are less than half a wavelength
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Attenuation in Unlined Ducts
MJR Figure 9.6, p. 193
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Duct Liner
MJR Figure 9.5 and 9.7, pp. 193 and 194
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Duct Liner
• Attenuation in lined rectangular ducts can be
approximated with this equation
 P = duct perimeter (ft)
 S = duct cross-sectional area (ft2)
 t = thickness of lining (in)
D
C
duct t
S
P
BL 






63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000 8000
B 0.0133 0.0574 0.2710 1.0147 1.7700 1.3920 1.5180 1.5810
C 1.959 1.410 0.824 0.500 0.695 0.802 0.451 0.219
D 0.917 0.941 10.79 10.87 0.000 0.000 0.000 0.000
Octave-Band Center Frequency (Hz)
Long, Eq. 14.12, p. 487
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Duct Liner
MJR Figure 9.5 and 9.7, pp. 193 and 194
x x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x x
x
Data from Long’s equation
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Duct Liner Data
http://www.owenscorning.com/comminsul/documents/FiberglasDuctBoardLiner.pdf
Rensselaer Internal Fiberglass Duct Lining
From Kirkegaard Associates
Duct Liner
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Airflow: Turbulent Noise in
Ductwork
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005, (MJR Fig. 9.12, p. 198)
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Airflow: Turbulent Noise in
Ductwork
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005, (MJR Table 9.1, p. 197)
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How Ductwork Radiates Noise
(Break Out)
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Duct Shape and Noise Control
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
• Stiffness of round ductwork
reduces break-out noise
since motion of the duct
walls is restricted
• However, this means that
more noise energy stays
within the duct and may
produce higher noise levels
at the outlet
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Long, p. 486
• The ratio of perimeter to cross-sectional area is also
important, and can be used to approximate duct attenuation.
 P = perimeter (ft)
 S = cross-sectional area (ft)
 l = duct length (ft)
 f = octave-band center frequency between 63 and 250 Hz
3,0.17 85.0
25.0






 

S
P
lf
S
P
Lduct
3,64.1 58.0
73.0






 
S
P
lf
S
P
Duct Shape and Noise Control
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• For octave bands above 250 Hz
 P = perimeter (ft)
 S = cross-sectional area (ft)
 l = duct length (ft)
l
S
P
Lduct 






8.0
2.0
Long, p. 486
Duct Shape and Noise Control
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Long, p. 486
Frequency
(Hz)
63 125 250 500 1000 2000 4000
Loss (dB/ft)
Circular
0.03 0.03 0.03 0.05 0.07 0.07 0.07
Loss (dB/ft)
Square
0.36 0.20 0.11 0.06 0.06 0.06 0.06
• Data for circular duct from Long, Table 14.1
• Data for square duct from previous equations with P/S = 4
Duct Shape and Noise Control
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Discharge Noise
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
High noise levels near the
discharge of the AHU
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Discharge Noise Control
• Stiffen the initial 25-50 ft
of the discharge duct
• Often done by wrapping
the duct with gypsum board
or loaded vinyl
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Duct Lagging
Make the ducts stiff using lagging,
typically fire-rated drywall.
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Duct Lagging
MJR Figure 9.14, p. 200
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Duct Lagging
From Kirkegaard Associates
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From Kirkegaard Associates
Duct Lagging
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From Kirkegaard Associates
Duct Penetrations
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From Kirkegaard Associates
Ductwork Crossing an
Isolation Joint
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Resilient Duct Hangers
Elastomeric Hanger
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Resilient Duct Hangers
Spring-and-Neoprene-in
Series Isolator (Hanger)
From Kirkegaard Associates
Precompressed Spring-
and-Neoprene-in-Series
Isolator (Hanger)
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Resilient Duct Hangers
Spring-and-Neoprene-in-Series Isolator (Hanger)
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Resilient Hangers
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Resilient Hangers
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Flexible Duct Connections
From Kirkegaard Associates
Rensselaer Improvements in Design for Noise
Performance
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
Poor Design
Better Design
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End Effects
• Change in cross-sectional area when a duct
terminates in a room















88.1
0
10 1log10
fd
c
Lend














 

88.1
0
10
8.0
1log10
fd
c
Lend

Termination in free space:
Termination flush with wall:
 c0 = speed of sound
 f = frequency
 d = duct diameter ( for a rectangular duct)

S
d
4

Long, p. 490
Rensselaer Air Plenums, Passive and Active
Silencers
• Plenum used near
equipment outlet; promotes
laminar airflow and
provides acoustical
insertion loss (< 12 dB)
• Passive silencers used
when large insertion loss is
required; must account for
pressure drop
• Active silencer has no
pressure drop, but is
typically impractical
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
Rensselaer Application of Duct Liner in Underfloor Plenum
From Kirkegaard Associates
Lined Plenum
(For under-floor air supply)
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Silencer Location
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Duct Sound Attenuators
From Kirkegaard Associates
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Active Noise Control in Ducts
MJR Figure 9.19, p. 205
Using data from the input microphone, the controller generates a signal
to be played by the loudspeaker which is out of phase (180º) with the
duct-borne noise at the loudspeaker position. Feedback from the error
microphone (which ideally senses no noise) helps fine tune the process.
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A Sample Interior Noise Prediction
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005 (MJR Table 9.2, p. 204)
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1/3 vs. 1/1 Octave Band Data
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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Fan and Compressor Noise
From Paul Henderson, Acoustics for Mechanical Engineers, ASHRAE Expo 2005
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