FPS-FPSE Model

MAXIM SILENCER APPLICATIONS

Size A B C Est. Wt.
6" 14 5/8 27 6 75
8" 18 35 8 130
10" 20 3/4 44 10 190
12" 23 3/8 51 12 270
14" 26 3/8 57 14 370
16" 29 1/8 66 16 490
18" 32 1/8 71 18 565
20" 34 7/8 83 20 820
22" 37 3/4 89 22 1000
24" 40 1/2 98 24 1280
26" 43 3/8 106 26 1530
28" 46 1/4 111 28 1700
30" 49 121 30 1900
Note: Dimensions are in inches, weights are in pounds.

Typical Applications: Features: Optional Accessories:
• Internal combustion engine
intakes
• Compressor intakes &
discharges
• Advanced acoustical design
• All welded construction &
long service life
• Easily installed in any position
• Prime coated exterior finish
• Low pressure drop
• Various support arrangements
• Special paints
Sample Specification:
The silencer shall be a Maxim Model FPS absorptive type silencer having a stuffer which completely blocks the line-of-sight and forms an annular flow passage. Acoustical packing shall be fiberglass or other material suitable for the application, protected by perforated metal with wire screen/cloth. The silencer shall be of all welded construction, protected with a single coat of shop primer and suitable for mounting in any position. It shall be supplied with the following accessories:
FPS / FPSE – Full Flow Area Absorptive
Design with Internal Center Panel –
Expected Attenuation of High Frequency
Noise is 15 to 30 dBA

Use for high degree of high frequency noise
attenuation. Use FPS model for intake service;
FPSE model for exhaust service.

FPC / FPCE – Absorptive Design with
Internal Center Panel – Expected
Attenuation of High Frequency Noise is 20
to 25 dBA

Use for medium to high degree of high
frequency noise attenuation. Use FPC model for
intake service; FPCE model for exhaust service

FP / FPE – Straight Through, Absorptive
Design – Expected Attenuation of High
Frequency Noise is 20 dBA

Straight through design with no center panel
offers good attenuation of high frequency noise
with low pressure drop. Use for small
atmospheric vent applications, on blower or
compressor intakes and discharges, and as an
add-on to boost overall attenuation when
installed in series with an M-line chamber type
silencer. Use FP model for intake service; FPE
model for exhaust service