Our acoustic engineers will help you work out the most effective way to mitigate noise, in order to protect the health of workers and neighboring communities. With the right noise barriers in the right place, noise from shale gas exploration and fracking can be cut by up to 40dB. Protecting local communities from excessive noise means one less obstacle to securing planning permission.
The need to continually drill new wells throughout a fracking operation can be a challenge for noise control. Our acoustic barriers solve this problem. They’re extremely easy to install and move, so it’s easy to keep them close to the source of noise, allowing them to work at maximum efficiency.
And with world-leading sound attenuation and absorption, our temporary barriers will protect the health of workers in more standard drilling operations—particularly during the assembly, maintenance or replacement of oil refinery equipment.
Our experts will design flexible, highly mobile noise control solutions to suit the needs of oil and gas facilities and maintenance teams.
Our barriers are 100% waterproof, easily cleaned and fire resistant, which makes them easy to use and store in difficult conditions. Echo Barrier products can be effectively applied in command centers and around worker accommodation, to shield them from internal and external sources of noise.
Seek our experts’ advice on protecting the health of your work crews and local residents from harmful noise levels. Our barriers help protect workers from the occupational health and safety issues caused by continuous exposure to noise from drilling and maintenance activities.
Echo Barrier products are also effective at shielding workers’ accommodation and control rooms from the noise created by machinery, pumps and generators.
The speed and ease of installation and removal make them the best solution for providing temporary protection to maintenance crews.
Echo Barrier partner Hydroner worked with Fusiontec S.A to develop a unique portable framework to allow deployment of Echo Barrier technology in extreme weather environments.
The barriers are specifically designed to cut noise from a fracturing set in exposed areas, designed to be portable whilst resisting winds of up to 150kph.
