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Active Noise Control (ANC) technology is being explored as a solution to reduce the loud noise produced by flow waterjets. The user is seeking information on commercially available ANC devices or guidance on building a custom solution. The discussion highlights the potential costs associated with purchasing existing noise-canceling devices. Bose noise cancellation headphones are mentioned as a reference point for effective noise reduction technology. The conversation emphasizes the need for innovative approaches to manage industrial noise levels.
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I am new to this forum. I currently work for a company that uses a flow waterjet. It is an awesome machine but of course it can be super loud. I am in the process of researching a way of reducing or even canceling out the noise that it produces. I believe that Active Noise Control Technology is a good way of completing this task. I would like to know if anyone has heard of an existing device that is already out on the market that can be purchased which I imagine can be costly. Or if there is a way of building a device to accomplish this task.

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