Weipike—Silent Drainage System

Use high-density materials to reduce sound transmission intensity and prevent the generation of undamped sound； Employ special structural designs to prevent water flow from compressing air

According to statistics, people spend more than 50% of their time indoors each day.
Nowadays, virtually every household has elderly members and children. Noise has become a major source of pollution in the 21st century, and creating an eco-friendly, quiet, and comfortable living environment has become an inevitable trend and the direction of development—and is a direct reflection of a high-quality lifestyle.
Sources of Noise in Indoor Drainage and Sewage Systems
· Sounds generated by water flowing through drain pipes
· Sounds caused by rapid compression of air due to water flow in drain pipes
· Sounds caused by pipe vibrations resulting from water impact on pipe walls
Solutions
Use high-density materials to reduce sound transmission intensity and prevent the generation of undamped sound
Employ special structural designs to prevent water flow from compressing air
Use materials with high elastic modulus and fasteners with shock-absorbing rubber to prevent or reduce pipe vibration frequencies