The competences of our acoustic department enable us to provide an answer to your concerns regarding noise directly on the industrial site or in our labs.
Our acoustic department covers many aspects of intervention, enabling us to provide assistance and solutions to your problems of noise. We have been granted ministerial authorization to carry out statutory measurements, particularly at workstations, and impact studies on the environment.
Our mobile equipment enables our teams to work directly on site and meet your needs in the best possible way.
Within the framework of our ISO 9002 certification, all our measurement equipment is calibrated by a competent national body.

Acoustic measurement in dead room

Industrial acoustic Acoustics measurements and analyses: Pressure, Power, Intensity Measurements in anechoic room: Fine characterization of products with low noise levels Identification of noise sources and propagation paths Soundproofing solution study: enclosures

Workshop and building acoustic Workshop soundproofing: protecting workers and neighbours Acoustic comfort of premises: studying acoustic solutions to improve sound environment in the sections open to the public As regards buildings, acoustic insulation between sections

Outdoor measurement

Acoustic measurement on an industrial site Equipment : Precision microphones Brüel & Kjaer 2260 class 1 precision analyser and sound-level meter Intensity measurement probe 4-channel Brüel & Kjaer PULSE advanced spectrum analyser Dose and exposure meters Dosimètre/Exposimètre Anechoic room with a volume of approx. 44 cu. m Acoustic analysis and orecasting software

Prescribed acoustic Sound cartography of workshops Measuring noise levels at work stations: workers' daily exposure to noise Assessing noise emissions of industrial installations classified under environmental protection regulations (decree dated 23 January 1997) Checking acoustic compliance of establishments playing amplified music (bars, clubs) (noise decree dated 15 December 1998) Usual acoustics equipment: sound-level meters, noise source