Marine

Luxury vessels often boast superior equipment compared to the average home. Advanced solutions are in place to ensure passenger comfort even in rough seas and mitigate structural noise and vibrations produced by engine machinery.

The Decidamp range reduces noise from waveslap and vibrations. Machinery on board can also be a significant source of airborne noise. To enhance the interior of a vessel, Quadzero NL provides an effective solution for upgrading walls, partitions, and bulkheads, minimising sound transmission and protecting occupants.

Subdue and Silentstep are effective barriers that protect flooring from airborne noise between levels.

Combining Silentstep and Sorberbarrier offers a practical solution for soundproofing and absorption in engine room enclosures, generators, and floors.

Large-scale commercial passenger liners must prioritise the comfort of both crew members and guests. Factors such as refurbishment, maintenance, and other considerations impact the selection of acoustic and thermal insulation products. Pyrotek offers a variety of solutions to address structure-borne noise and vibration-damping needs for large vessels, including Decidamp SP150 and Decidamp SLC. Additionally, Quadzero NL can be used in engine rooms or as part of onboard structural fire protection systems.

Removable exhaust blankets provide effective high-temperature thermal insulation and are customised for quick installation.

Heavy workboats can make life at sea challenging, so addressing noise issues is essential for protecting vessels from structural fatigue and managing sound from various sources. Treat existing machinery enclosures with Sorberbarrier, which helps reduce noise transmission to other boat areas and absorbs reflected noise within the enclosure.

Decidamp products reduce vibrations or "ringing" associated with metal panels or structures, such as fuel tanks, bow thrusters, propeller tunnels, and machinery casings. Additionally, hull treatments and partial machinery enclosures, or enclosures that provide adequate sound transmission loss, should be lined with Sorberfoam to control reverberation noise, or "echo," within the enclosure.