There are many facets to providing turnkey demo and installation construction services. At Schock we do detailed cost estimating, provide plant laydown plans, thorough milestone scheduling is done, we identify crew size needs, and plan for rental equipment...

The devil is in the details. Schock does not waiver on conservative design philosophies, material selections, and fabrication techniques. We have designed, fabricated, shipped, and installed well over 1200+ Silencer panels in the past several years....

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Question: What is the best practice, a Scallop bar or direct pin system? Answer: When designed properly, both systems can survive for decades. However, the Scallop bar system utilizes a 304SS stud welded directly to a 409SS scallop bar. This dissimilar...

Question: Should the same liner design be used in any Exhaust System? Answer: Schock has (3) Exhaust liner designs. All of which vary stud diameter, stud grid spacing, insulation protection, under liner support, and above liner clamping. Question: What...

Question: Is protecting or “tucking” the leading edge of the silencer panel perforated material necessary? Answer: NO. Some designers claim by “tucking” the leading edge under the frame materials, it is protected from the high gas velocities. Firstly,...

Question: Why is the internal liner system necessary? Answer: The internal liner system is a layer of metal (typically 409SS) to protect the porous high temperature insulation from high exhaust velocities, which in turn protects the casing plate and...

Question: How do Gas Turbine absorption silencers work? Answer: An absorption silencer works according to the absorption principle. The sound waves hit the insulating material inside and are thus absorbed. The sound energy is converted into thermal...