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Volume 6, Number 4, December, 1998 - Noise News International

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Anechoic Chambers<br />

with EMW lining<br />

The new EMW perforated<br />

metallic anechoic wedge continues<br />

Eckel's tradi tion of<br />

excellence and innovation in<br />

acoustic testing environments.<br />

This high transparency wedge<br />

combines a metal cover, utilizing<br />

high transparency perforated<br />

steel or aluminum, with<br />

highly efficient sound absorbing<br />

material filler . . . to provide<br />

outstanding acoustic perfo r­<br />

mance, long-term acoustic<br />

integrity, and light weight.<br />

Eckel's modular attenuating structures have guaranteed<br />

performance and incorporate state-of-the-art<br />

features such as: • wedge lining (choice of EMW,<br />

fiberglass,or foam wedges) with low frequency cutoff<br />

down to 45 Hz • special track system for efficient<br />

installation of wedges • unique cable floor<br />

system • sound attenuating doors • instrumentation<br />

sleeves and supports • ventilation • lighting<br />

and power systems . . . Anechoic chambers can be<br />

constructed with superb dependable performance<br />

for research in • acoustics • psycho-acoustics, and<br />

for testing in fields such as • automotive • aerospace<br />

• computers • audio • appliances • industrial<br />

components • consumer electronics ...whatever<br />

your acoust ic measurement! evaluation need.<br />

Reader Service <strong>Number</strong> 9<br />

And Eckel continues its leadership<br />

in providing full and hemi-anechoic<br />

facilities-from the largest double ­<br />

walled acoustic research struc ­<br />

tures to the smallest, portable<br />

anechoic chambers. Regardless of<br />

your anechoic chamber need.<br />

Eckel has the solution , with integrated<br />

design and engineering<br />

services and turnkey capability.<br />

ECKEL<br />

IN D U S T R I E S , I NC . ACOUSTIC DIVISION<br />

155Fawcett St., Cambridge, MA02138<br />

Tel: 617-491-3221 • Fax: 617-547-2171

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