Purpose of Smoke Shaft Air Testing: The primary purpose of smoke shaft air testing is to verify that the smoke control system within a building is functioning effectively. This involves testing the airflow and pressure differentials within the smoke shafts to ensure they will effectively extract smoke and prevent its spread to other parts of the building during a fire. Properly functioning smoke shafts help protect the means of escape for occupants and aid emergency services in their firefighting efforts.
Expertise and Experience: Eco Technology boasts a team of highly skilled professionals with extensive experience in smoke shaft testing.
Preparation & on site checks
Prior to conducting the actual testing, we dedicate a significant amount of time on-site, collaborating closely with our expert team. This preparatory phase is crucial for ensuring that all necessary measures are in place and that the testing process will proceed seamlessly.
Equipment
Our engineers have comprehensive array of advanced equipment, which is all meticulously calibrated to ensure accuracy and precision during the smoke testing process
Testing
A fan is introduced into the shaft to perform an air pressure test. During this procedure, the designated openings of the shaft—namely, the extraction point and ventilation grille openings on each floor—are sealed. This step is essential to evaluate the structural soundness of the shaft.
Reporting & lodging the result
The process commences with on-site scrutiny of the air test data, ensuring its accuracy and reliability. Subsequently, our office team rigorously cross-verifies this data before initiating the calculation of the conclusive results
