Insulating the engine compartment

Insulation and soundproofing for engine rooms and engine covers 
An engine room that leaks noise is a complex problem. Noise and vibration can be heard and felt in and around a vessel in several ways. The issues can be dealt with well once you detect the place where noise and vibrations are leaking. Some places to investigate in order to discover noise leaks include:

How to insulate and soundproof engine noise in a boat or?
When the hatches and walls are well isolated, no noise leaks, heavy insulated decking and floors, it is generally only a matter of insulating the walls and ceiling of the engine room, or engine cover or hatch. This is best done with noise absorbing and soundproofing products, we have presented them below. Make sure to cover all surfaces in the engine room or compartment with the right product for the job. Try to apply the thickest product possible, thick product absorb low frequencies from the engine best.  

Which products to use in an engine room or compartment
Products for large engine rooms, low temperature:
  • Merfocell PU: up to +80 °C, with an oil- and moisture-tight top layer.
  • Acousticcell PU: up to +80 °C, with an oil- and moisture-tight top layer.
Products for small engine rooms and compartments, high temperature:
  • Merfocell FC: up to 110°C, insulation with fibreglass cloth.
  • Merfocom: up to 100 °C, combined product soundproofing and absorption.
  • Flamex FC: up to 150°C, can only be used on flat surfaces.
Tips for insulating and soundproofing a boat
Guides to insulate pleasure crafts and ships can also be found on our Tips page: Boats and Yachts 

Acoustic products to insulate an engine room and engine compartment:

 

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Insulating and soundproofing an engine compartment in peasure crafts and ships
To soundproof and insulate an engine compartment in a pleasure craft, or any other vessel, Acousicshop.co.uk offers you solutions in the form of tips, guides and products to do so. Not only on our Boats & Yachts page, but also on our tips page, which happens to be called Boats & Yachts too, is where you can all the acoustic solutions to reduce engine noise, insulation to reduce propellor vibrations and much more. If you need advice on which products to use please let us know, we're happy to help you.