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Relocation Of Return Duct B/c Of Noise
I'm looking at a small split system unit located in a 3x4 closet which is in a busy hallway setting by a door-placed here to combat the added heating needs of a frequently opening/closing door. The return was installed facing directly into the hall-when opening the vent (as if to change the filter), you see the motor assembly-this of course transmits a lot of noise into the hall.
any ideas on sound control? placing a duct into the ceiling could, but space is at a premium b/c of building/truss configuration-there would barely be enough room to run a 12" flexible duct-and I don't think that would be enough. Has anyone experiemented with configuring baffles inside a fiberglass board return? ******xx x x x x x x x x x x x x x x x 'inlet' x 'outlet' x ******x instead of the current configuration: ********* x x 'inlet' 'outlet' x ******x |
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Re: Relocation Of Return Duct B/c Of Noise
Argh-I did an elaborate drawing with X's, but the post took all of the spaces out of it!
Last edited by 72chevy4x4; 02-08-2007 at 04:56 AM. Reason: can't include figure |
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