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P-21

© FANTECH

2016

INSTALLATION DO’S AND DON’TS

INSTALLATION DO’S AND DON’TS

Figure 5.4. - Short circuiting of vibration mounts

Don't allow short circuiting of vibration mounts.

Do ensure vibration mounts are free from short circuiting by

making sure that the hanger rods are central and not in contact

with the hanger cage. Ensure no debris, or other connection is

creating another path through which the vibration could

transmit.

Spring fully compressed

Don't overload spring mounts.

Ensure that spring mounts are sized correctly for the job. Be

careful to include the weight of ductwork (and any other piece of

equipment) if they are going to be supported by the vibration

isolators. Also ensure spring mounts incorporate neoprene or

rubber pads to eliminate noise which can travel through a steel

spring.

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5.0 VIBRATION ISOLATION (Cont.)

Figure 5.3. - Correct sizing of spring mounts