Author(s)

Mahmood Sawilam, Saleh Elkelani Babaa, Ahmed Al Haddabi, Saheed Wasiu, Tariq Hussain, Martin Khzouz, John Pillia

Department of Systems Engineering, Military Technological College (Affiliated with University of Portsmouth, UK), Muscat, Oman.

A persistent challenge for Oman's energy infrastructure was the deafening rumble of diesel generators. The Silent Generator Project addressed this challenge, developing advanced generators that deliver power quietly and efficiently. Diesel generators have historically been notorious for being noisy and vibrational, making them unsuitable for sensitive environments. To dramatically reduce noise levels, the project utilized innovative materials and design modifications to ensure reliable and quiet electricity for various applications. In all directions, the project advanced the knowledge of noise reduction through rigorous testing and meticulous integration of insulators and mufflers. As a result, quieter, more sustainable energy production is on the way, marking a major advance in silent generator technology. Furthermore, the Silent Generator Project lays the foundation for more efficient and environmentally friendly diesel generator technologies in the future. As a result of this research, a new standard for quieter, greener energy generation is established, demonstrating the critical role noise reduction plays in energy generation. Additionally, this work also suggests future diesel generator technologies that are more efficient and environmentally friendly. As a result of this research, a new standard for quieter, greener energy generation is set, demonstrating the critical role noise reduction plays in energy generation.

Diesel Generator, Noise Control, Design Solution, Silent, Temperature, Sustainability

Sawilam, M. , Babaa, S. , Haddabi, A. , Wasiu, S. , Hussain, T. , Khzouz, M. and Pillia, J. (2023) Noise Control Solutions for Diesel Generator Sets. Journal of Power and Energy Engineering, 11, 36-43. doi: 10.4236/jpee.2023.1112003.