Compressed air for removal of fish scraps

The Problem

Fish filleting machine

An open pipe was used to direct compressed air to blow the fish scraps off a fish-filleting machine. The noise level associated with this was 102dB.

The Solution

The open pipe was replaced with a special stainless steel low noise blowing nozzle.

The Results

The noise levels were reduced by 23dB to 79dB and the blowing force was more than sufficient to keep the filleting machine free of scraps.

The Costs

£381 for nozzle and pipework.

Information supplied by

Silvent AB, www.silvent.com

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Activity

Noise control technique

Industry

Food/drink

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Updated 2021-02-10