How to Reduce Noise During Sand Making Machine Operation

Sand and gravel serve as concrete components in the construction industry, consuming vast quantities of natural sand resources and creating a seller's market where demand outstrips supply. Furthermore, with countless construction projects each year and dwindling natural sand reserves, the price of manufactured sand has surged rapidly. Heavy industrial equipment for producing sand and gravel has thus entered a period of market prosperity, experiencing a sharp increase in demand.

During operation, sand-making machinery generates varying degrees of noise pollution. This not only causes environmental disruption but also adversely affects workers' physical and mental wellbeing. How, then, can we devise solutions to create a relatively harmonious and quiet working environment for personnel?

A. Noise Reduction Through Shift Rotation

Prolonged exposure to such environments can lead to hearing impairment and physical damage among workers. Implementing a rotational shift system can reduce the duration workers spend within noisy zones.

B. Noise Reduction via Transmission Paths

Installing barriers can impede noise propagation, or natural terrain features such as hills, woodlands, or tall structures may be utilised. Furthermore, during the overall planning of sand-making machinery, equipment can be positioned away from office areas or grouped together for operational convenience, thereby achieving noise reduction.

C. Source Noise Reduction

Upgrade the production processes of sand-making machinery and select low-noise equipment. Testing demonstrates that OCP Heavy Industry's upgraded equipment achieves higher output and lower energy consumption compared to similar industry products, while maintaining exceptionally low operational noise levels.

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