Industrial Silencers

Engine Exhaust Silencers

Attenuate noise generated by your diesel and natural gas applications with Envanio Universal’s comprehensive line of high-performance primary and secondary engine exhaust silencers. Engineered and manufactured to deliver acoustic performance levels ranging from standard industrial attenuation to ultra-quiet noise reduction, our engine exhaust silencers come in various styles and configurations, including cylindrical, puck, and oval designs. They can also be customized to incorporate emission reduction, spark arresting or pressure-relief features to meet specific application requirements.

 

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High-Quality Performance

Our heavy-duty, fully welded units constructed of carbon or stainless steel are designed to reduce exhaust noise on all types of exhaust engines.

High Customizability and Flexibility

If standard engine exhaust silencers will not meet a particular requirement, custom silencers can be designed to satisfy the application need.

Trusted Single Source Supplier

Commercial and manufacturing locations throughout the world ensure reliable delivery, low costs, consistent pricing and reduced complexity.

Typical Applications for Engine Exhaust Silencers

  • Naturally Aspirated Gas & Diesel Engines
  • Supercharged Gas & Diesel Engines
  • Turbocharged Gas & Diesel Engines
  • Two-Stroke Internal Combustion Engines
  • Four-Stroke Internal Combustion Engines 
  • Generators
  • Compressors
     

All Available Engine Exhaust Accessories

A Comparison of Our Engine Exhaust Silencer Series

Each engine and each operating location requires a unique combination of silencer properties. To help you select the right silencer type and size to meet your requirements, Envanio Universal offers an extensive line of engine exhaust silencer models.

FAQ

First of all, a grade of silencing is chosen that will satisfy the noise requirements unique to each engine and location. Each of our silencer models offers different noise attenuation characteristics. Secondly, the silencer size is selected to accommodate the specified volume of exhaust flow without imposing excessive back pressure. The open flow area within the silencer should be large enough to accommodate the maximum possible exhaust flow without exceeding the engine manufacturer’s maximum allowable back pressure. Improperly sized silencers may cause loss of power or damage to the engine.

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James Mitchell

Director Sales and Business Development

James Mitchell