Titan Missile Museum: Sound Supression
The interior surface of the launch duct was covered with special acoustic modules. These were 12 inches (30 cm) thick and made of aluminum and fiberglass, and were intended to muffle the intense roar of the engine during launch. An additional measure (the water deluge system) was added to attenuate the vibrations caused by the roar of the engine, which engineers thought might damage the missile before it cleared the silo.
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