How can Exponent help you succeed across the acoustics spectrum?
We help clients address a multitude of acoustics issues. This includes reducing noise through noise and vibration controls or creating, increasing, or enhancing sound to improve the delivery (e.g., alarms, speech, music) or acquisition (e.g., nondestructive testing, biomedical imaging, sonar) of information.
High-level, rapid solutions
Our depth of experience includes accurate problem-solving spanning a wide range of fields and industries including consumer products, medical devices, utilities, transportation, infrastructure, speech, hearing, psychology, architecture, and fluid mechanics.
CAPABILITIES
Exponent's acoustic expertise helps clients better understand acoustics, sound, and noise across multiple industries, providing rapid solutions through modeling and simulation, data analysis, and laboratory testing.
Our Capabilities Are Unparalleled
With expertise in over 90 disciplines and hundreds of capabilities, tools, and methodologies — we get to the root of even the most complex challenges and give you the objective answers you need.
Construction Vibrations
Measure and evaluate vibration sources and amplitudes to minimize damage from adjacent construction.
Turbines, Boilers & Power Plants
Diagnose performance issues with expert power propulsion systems analysis for every industry.
Damage from Adjacent Construction
Effectively identify and address construction risks to nearby buildings and analyze property damage.
Vibration & Dynamic Analysis
Identify and rectify vibration issues within mechanical systems.
Mechanical Failure Analysis
Discover the root cause of mechanical failure using visual modeling simulation, data analysis, on-site investigations, and laboratory testing.
Risk Communication: Warnings & Safety Information
Safety warning development based on scientific risk evaluation and clear communication strategies.
Experts
Our global and comprehensive expertise across industries gives us a deep understanding of current challenges, best industry practices, and the implications of emerging technologies.