A highway sound barrier, also known as a freeway noise barrier, refers to panels placed between the noise source and the area affected by noise to provide sound insulation.
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What is a Highway Sound Barrier?
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What is the Function of Highway Noise Barriers?
With increasing noise, one of the biggest disadvantages of city life has emerged: NOISE. Noise is a problem that causes many diseases today. The purpose of sound barriers built along highways is to block the noise emitted by vehicles and prevent people from being disturbed.
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What is The Production Type for Highway Sound Barrier Lines?
SACFORM lines are designed for continuous, automated, high-speed production, capable of producing panel and supporting profiles efficiently.
Optional features include servo feeders, integrated punching stations, and reinforced forming units for specialized sound barrier designs. -
Where are Highway Sound Barriers Used?
- Highways and expressways
- Urban roads and streets
- Bridges and tunnels
- Industrial zones near transportation corridors
These profiles effectively reduce noise pollution, protect residential areas, and ensure structural stability and long-term performance.
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What are The Advantages of Producing Highway Sound Barrier Profiles Using Roll Forming?
Roll forming provides precision, efficiency, and cost-effectiveness, producing components with minimal material waste and uniform quality.
Continuous operation allows high-volume manufacturing, making it an ideal solution for highway and urban noise barrier production. -
What are The Components of A Sound Barrier Roll Forming Line?
A typical SACFORM line includes:
- Decoiler Unit: Feeds metal coils into the system.
- Leveling and Feeding Unit: Ensures flatness and proper tension.
- Roll Forming Unit: Gradually shapes metal into barrier profiles.
- Punching/Notching Unit: Creates slots, holes, or attachment features.
- Cutting System: Precisely trims panels or profiles to the required lengths.
- Stacking and Output Section: Collects finished components for packaging or transportation.
Lines are modular and adaptable, supporting different profile types and production volumes.
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What are The Material Options for Sound Barrier Profiles?
- Galvanized Steel: Durable and corrosion-resistant for outdoor use.
- Aluminum: Lightweight and easy to install, resistant to corrosion.
- Stainless Steel: Highly durable, suitable for exposed environments with high aesthetic standards.
SACFORM lines efficiently handle all materials, ensuring precision, quality, and reliability.