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Lions Square Lodge
Date5-22-13 Project No.9551
D. L. ADAMS ASSOCIATES, INC.1536 Ogden StreetDenver, Colorado 80218303/455-1900 FAX 303/455-9187
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Condensing Unit Barrier
Drawn byMBB
scale: 3/4” = 1’ - 0”
2” thick, perforated metal
panels lled with encapsulated berglass
(Kinetics KNP, or similar. Min. NRC 0.85)
2” thick, perforated metal
panels lled with encapsulated berglass
(Kinetics KNP, or similar. Min. NRC 0.85)
Condensing Unit
Neoprene Pads
(i.e., Mason Super W, or equal)Barrier
KINETICS
Panel Absorbers
Model KNP
A Reverberant Noise Control Product
TM
Application
Kinetics Model KNP Panels are excellent sound
absorbers over a wide frequency range. Their
acoustic properties combined with their appear-
ance and rugged durability make them a perfect
choice for controlling reverberant noise prob-
lems. KNP Panels are suitable for outdoor use
and are ideal for installation over existing barri-
er walls and are excellent in resisting damage
from impacts, abrasion, or moisture.
Panels can be attached to walls, ceilings, or
other surfaces and can be located in a manner
to achieve a pleasing appearance.
KNP Panels are also available with optional rear
backing to increase their transmission loss and
be used as a barrier. In addition, KNP Panels
can be faced with perforated material on both
sides and used as hanging baffles.
For optimum performance, panel selection and
spacing should be done by a professional
based on elevation of existing room acoustics
and desired results.
Description
A highly durable, abuse resistant perforated metal
acoustical panel. Available with a flat or V-groove
face.
Kinetics Model KNP Panel Absorbers are functional
and aesthetically pleasing perforated panels which
are used to control reverberant noise problems in
factories, waste water treatment facilities, pump
rooms, equipment yard barrier walls and other fac-
tory and enviromental applications. Although prima-
rily intended as an absorber, the panels will act as a
barrier when a sheet metal back is added. KNP pan-
els are also useful as additions to existing barriers
to reduce reverberation time and to lower reflected
sound.
United States6300 Irelan PlaceP.O. Box 655Dublin, Ohio 43017Phone: 614-889-0480Fax: 614-889-0540
Canada1720 Meyerside DriveMississauga, Ontario L5T 1A3Phone: 905-670-4922Fax: 905-670-1698
www.kineticsnoise.com
sales@kineticsnoise.com
Kinetics Noise Control, Inc. is continually upgrading
the quality of our products. We reserve the right to
make changes to this and all products without notice.
KNP 2/05
Frame
Frame
MODEL KNP
MODEL KNP-V
2"
Max 42" wide
3"6"
2"2 3/4"
Max 36" wide
Perforated
Metal
Acoustical Performance
Sound Absorption per ASTM C-423, A-Mounting
Frequency, Hz1252505001K2K4K NRC
Absorption
Coefficient.22.771.121.00.78.57 .90
Note: Stand off brackets (optional) will increase sound absorption.
Specifications
Composition: 22 gauge perforated galvanized steel or .032 perforated alu-
minum; 2.5 PCF mineral fiber absorber in a 2.0 mil heat sealed black PVC
bag.
Fire Test Data: Class A per ASTM E84
Sizes and Tolerances: Model KNP, 2" thick Flat Face; Maximum 42" wide x
120" high or 114" wide x 48" high
Model KNP-V, 2" thick V-Groove Face;
Maximum 36" wide x 120" high (V-grooves run vertically) or 96" wide x 48"
high (V-grooves run vertically) Note: Custom sizes available. Contact the
factory
Tolerances - Models KNP and KNP-V panels are built to plus or minus 1/8
inch tolerances for length, width and squareness (Diagonal measurement).
Mounting:
Z-Clips (top), L-Clips (bottom) standard.
Optional: Stand-off brackets or J - Channel (bottom), Z-channel (top)
MASON
Bulletin SW-16-2
METRIC EQUIVALENTS
18” x 18” x 3/4” = 450 x 450 x 20mm
2” x 2” x 3/4” = 50 x 50 x 20mm
2” x 4” x 3/4” = 50 x 100 x 20mm
4” x 4” x 3/4” = 100 x 100 x 20mm
6” x 8” x 3/4” = 150 x 200 x 20mm
SUPERWPADS
MASON SUPER W PADS ARE MOLDED IN–
•Natural Rubber for maximum resilience
and vibration isolation. Contains anti-
oxidants and anti-ozonants to improve aging.
•Standard Neoprene for longer life and
moderate oil resistance.
•Bridge-bearing Neoprene for maximum life,
excellent oil resistance and resiliency
approaching natural rubber.
FULLSHEET–
18” x 18” x 3/4”
(450 x 450 x 20mm)
SINGLE MODULE–
2” x 2” x 3/4”
(50 x 50 x 20mm)
Standard size 18” x 18” x 3/4” (450 x 450 x
20mm) consists of 81 - 2” (50mm) modules.
The 2” (50mm) squares are separated by a
thin web that is easily cut to provide evenly
dimensioned pads such as 2” x 2” (50 x
50mm), 2” x 4” (50 x 100mm), 4” x 4” (100 x
100mm), 6” x 8” (150 x 200 mm), etc. Our
Super W pad is one of the thickest, most
versatile and efficient pads on the market.
MASONINDUSTRIES, INC.
350 Rabro Drive,Hauppauge, NY 11788 •631/348-0282 •FAX 631/348-0279
2101 W. Crescent Ave., Suite D, Anaheim, CA 92801 •714/535-2727 •FAX 714/535-5738
Email info@Mason-Ind.com or info@MasonAnaheim.com •Website www.Mason-Ind.com
Tm208
8/02
Printed
in U.S.A.
15% DEFLECTION
Load perLoad per
DUROMETER2” x 2”50x50mm
SquareSquare
(lbs)(kgs)
308035
4012053
Standard5018080
60240105
70360158
SUPER W
LOAD RATINGS PER SQUARE
Pads can be used to reduce noise, high frequency vibration
and impact from typical machines as follows:
•Chillers
•Compressors
•HVAC Units
•Vent Sets
•Pumps
•Motor Generators
•Transformers
•Diesel Generators
•Punch Presses
•Lathes
•Saws
•Power Presses
•Drill Presses
Super W Pads should be used in full squares. Select the
minimum number of squares required and design pad to
the most convenient square or rectangle. The use of
additional squares results in more conservative loading.
British Units Example–
Load is 980 lbs. 50 Duro capacity is 180 lbs.
980/180 = 5.44 squares (Use 6 square modules).
Pad may be 2 modules x 3 modules (4” x 6”)
or 1 module x 6 modules (2” x 12”)
Metric Units Example–
Load is 5000 kgs. 50 Duro capacity is 80 kgs.
5000/80 = 62.5 squares (minimum).
Pad may be 8 modules x 8 modules (400 x 400mm)
or 7 modules x 10 modules (350 x 500mm)
or 6 modules x 11 modules (300 x 550mm) etc.
PADS MAY BE STACKED WITH
16 GAUGE (1.6MM) SHIMS
BETWEEN LAYERS FOR
INCREASED DEFLECTION.
SizeMax. Load
Type(inches) (mm)(lbs) (kgs)
10 x 12 x 11⁄4 250 x 300 x 32 6000 2722
10 x 10 x 11⁄4 250 x 250 x 32 5000 2268
WMSW-8 x 8 x 11⁄4 200 x 200 x 32 3200 1452
6 x 6 x 11⁄4 150 x 150 x 32 1800 816
6 x 4 x 11⁄4 150 x 100 x 32 1200 544
10 x 12 x 1 250 x 300 x 25 6000 2722
10 x 10 x 1 250 x 250 x 25 5000 2268
MBSW-8 x 8 x 1 200 x 200 x 25 3200 1452
6 x 6 x 1 150 x 150 x 25 1800 816
6 x 4 x 1 150 x 100 x 25 1200 544
THROUGH
HOLE
FRICTION PAD
ONTOP
MBSW
When there is a concentrated load because of a small leg on a
heavy machine or a formed sheet metal leg without a bottom
surface, you can always cut a pad to size and cement your own
steel plate on top. Usually it is more convenient to buy them, so we
offer two types. The WMSW has the cemented steel plate
sandwiched between a super waffle pad on the bottom and a 1/4”
friction pad on the top. No bolting required. The MBSW replaces the
friction pad on top with a 3/4” diameter center hole for bolting
through. We provide a 3/4” neoprene isolation washer cemented to
a steel washer as well.
WMSW
WMSW and MBSW PAD ASSEMBLIES
Special Sizes on Request
QuietPerf
Sound Absorption Panels
Durable Perforated Metal Acoustic Panels Designed
to Control Reverberation and Reduce Noise
Test Cells
Gymnasiums
Auditoriums
Class Rooms
Community Centers
Studios
Generator Enclosures
Mechanical Rooms
Waste Water Treatment
Corridors
Correctional Facilities
Transportation
Convention Centers
Anywhere reverberation or echo is a problem
www.noisebarriers.com
Standard Panels:
NB-II, 2” thick x 18” wide x up to 144” long
NB-IV, 4” thick x 14” wide x up to 144” long
NB-II “V” groove, 2-1/2” thick x 30” wide x up
to 144” long
NS, 4” thick x 48” wide x up to 144” long
Rugged 20 gauge perforated galvanized/
galvannealed steel
Light weight and corrosive resistant 0.032
perforated aluminum
Features and Options:
16 gauge “Z”, “J” and “Hat” channel mounting
systems
Polyester Powder-Coating available in all RAL
colors
High abuse resistance for harsh environments
Concealed mounting brackets are available
Poly-bagged fill protection is available
Graffiti Resistant coatings are available
Custom sizes and configurations are available
Installation Options:
Wall or Ceiling
Vertical or Horizontal
Interior or Exterior capabilities
www.noisebarriers.com
2001 Kelley Court
Libertyville, IL 60048
Phone: (847) 843-0500
Fax: (847) 843-0501
QP-03-10-E-JLK
1252505001K2K4KNRCRAL Test#
NB-IISteel0.250.651.061.131.111.061.00A07-124
NB-II2" Airspace Behind0.390.701.231.201.161.121.05A07-125
NB-ll-AAluminum0.270.631.09 1.061.041.030.95A08-015
NB-ll-BBagged0.350.631.08 1.120.940.770.95A03-193
NB-IVSteel0.881.161.341.251.201.131.25A07-122
NB-IV2" Airspace Behind0.941.311.431.291.261.201.30A07-123
NB-lV-AAluminum0.871.261.181.041.081.001.15A08-014
NB-lV-BBagged0.781.101.191.041.020.811.10A03-191
NB-ll-V2 1/2" Thick0.460.861.361.201.030.831.10A04-056
Please contact us for specific product specifications and descriptions. CAD drawings and
configurations to meet special requirements are available upon request.
Acoustic Performance Data
Sound Absorption Coefficient
1/3 Octave Band Center Frequency, Hz
All tests Conducted at Riverbank Acoustic Laboratories. Sound Absorption Coefficients by the Reverberation Room Method ASTM C-423-02.
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