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FIGURE 2.9.43 Installation of harmonic filter reactors for an HVDC project with a sound-shield enclosure.
FIGURE 2.9.44 Design comparison of sound-pressure levels; natural design vs. reduced noise design vs. shielded
reduced noise design.
the reactor redesigned to avoid mechanical resonances and with increased damping material, thus resulting
in a lower amplitude of the sound pressure level at the dominating frequencies of the forcing function.
The third curve shows the effect of sound reduction due to a sound-shield enclosure.
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