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Case Studies
Case studies show how acoustic challenges are managed in real environments. They outline the problem, the approach taken, and the outcome achieved across different sites. Each example provides practical insight into how noise control is applied in plant rooms, industrial facilities, and other operational areas.
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Technical brochures, acoustic test data from our NATA-accredited laboratory, product datasheets, system drawings, and installation guides. Everything you need to specify Sonic System panels, Sonic Access doors, and Sonic Series louvres.
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Blog articles on acoustic solutions, design strategies, and noise control principles. Topics include integrated HVAC noise reduction, low-frequency acoustic performance, early-stage design metrics, and compliance planning. Expert insights and knowledge for facility design decisions, maintenance approaches, acoustic outcomes, and engineering collaboration.
Featured Case Studies
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Sonic System acoustic modular panel enclosure contains hydraulic pump noise
When they set out to establish a new Trade Training Centre, Melbourne Polytechnic knew they needed to cater to students’ welding training needs while also…
Featured Resources
Featured Articles
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Cumulative noise impacts in clustered installations
June 26, 2026Infrastructure and industrial development patterns have changed considerably in recent decades. Data centres that once occupied isolated suburban sites are now located in urban industrial precincts, often clustered with other… -
Duct-borne noise transmission in complex networks
June 19, 2026In a simple duct system, noise propagation follows a clear path: a fan generates acoustic energy, which propagates through the duct toward the terminal or discharge point, attenuated by lining,… -
Why tonal noise drives complaints more than overall dB(A)
June 15, 2026Environmental noise assessments for mechanical plant typically centre on the overall A-weighted sound pressure level, expressed in dB(A), at defined receiver locations. The dB(A) metric is well established, widely understood…