Working in an environment with loud industrial noise is something you should not do. At least, you shouldn’t without the right protections in place. This can include personal equipment like ear plugs. An even more effective option would be installing attenuators. You attach these devices to machines and noisy systems to lower the sound they produce. It can massively improve the setting, making it much safer for people to work in the vicinity.
Ducting systems are among the more popular air management solutions out there. They are regularly used to refer to HVAC ventilation elements. Although, you may have noticed that there are individual terminologies here. Probably the most confusing to establish the difference between are “duct work” and “ductwork”. These two sound like different versions of one thing. However, there are differences between them. You will want to know them if you are dealing with noise issues. With the right details, you won’t make any mistakes.
Ductwork
We will begin by looking at ductwork. When employed as one word, it refers to “a system of ducts” or “ducting”. You use it as a noun and it literally translates into “a channel, tube, or pipe that conveys a material”. It is the system of ducts utilised to move air from heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) gear throughout a property. Well-maintained and correctly installed air ducts are essential for comfort and interior air quality. You can add attenuators to them to reduce noise.
Duct work
Instead of referring to the system itself, duct work refers to the procedure of working on the ducts themselves. For instance, to use your ductwork or make sure it works correctly, you have to do some duct work. The majority of individuals will refer to ducting maintenance or a ducting installation. This is all duct work though.
Furthermore, there is the possibility that a person has misspelled ‘ductwork’. They may have used a space by accident. It is a common misspelling. But as we said, these two terms have separate meanings. By clarifying them, you will ensure you understand the differences. This means you won’t be as likely to make mistakes.
Talk to us if you need attenuators for ductwork and or other noise sources
At Ventx, we design and supply a wide range of noise reduction equipment. This allows us to provide solutions for clients belonging to all kinds of industries. With the right products at your disposal, you can keep everyone in your facilities safe. In addition, you can improve performance.
So, please let us know if you need solutions like attenuators or silencers. We can design bespoke ones for each client for ductwork and more, and also offer ongoing support.
