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Project To design install commis- sion a mechanical smoke extract system. System Components Fire Rated Case Axial Fans Design Considerations Flow from the head of the stairs required 0.7m3/s. The system during commis- sioning achieved in excess of 1.2m3/s of extraction Contact E [email protected] W www.airpressuresolutions.co.uk T 01732 652025 We were asked to design, supply, install and commission a smoke extract system for some residen- al apartments in an exclusive area of London. The issue that building control were concerned with was that a penthouse apart- ment had been built in the loca- on where the AOV was to be posioned therefore another soluons was required. As a global leader in pressure venng we have over 30 years experience in developing pressure venng & associated products to many different markets globally. Our product line up consists of the following Pressure, Blast & Air Sta- bilisaon Vents, Fire Dampers, Window Actuators, Leak Detecon, Facility Monitoring Equipment, Venlaon Prod- ucts and Smoke Control Systems. If you want a further look at our products please look at our website or please call. At AP Soluons are able to offer products manufactured by many of the industries key players but are not ed to these so we are able to offer soluons to suit our clients requirements. We are also able to offer the required service and maintenance on these types of systems to BS7346 part 8. Therefore the soluon was duty/standby fire rated fans posioned at the top of the stairs which extracted through fire rated ductwork to outside at high level. These fans were iniated by the fire alarm within the stairwell or manual- ly operated from a local keyswitch at the en- trance of the building. Also as aesthecs were important to our client the fans & controller were posioned within the ceiling void and the extract ductwork went through the ceiling void on the adjacent apartment.

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Page 1: Westbourne gardens 201114

Project

To design install commis-

sion a mechanical smoke

extract system.

System Components

Fire Rated Case Axial Fans

Design Considerations

Flow from the head of the

stairs required 0.7m3/s.

The system during commis-

sioning achieved in excess

of 1.2m3/s of extraction

Contact E [email protected] W www.airpressuresolutions.co.uk T 01732 652025

We were asked to design, supply,

install and commission a smoke

extract system for some residen-

tial apartments in an exclusive

area of London. The issue that

building control were concerned

with was that a penthouse apart-

ment had been built in the loca-

tion where the AOV was to be

positioned therefore another

solutions was required.

As a global leader in pressure venting we have over 30 years experience in developing pressure venting & associated

products to many different markets globally. Our product line up consists of the following Pressure, Blast & Air Sta-

bilisation Vents, Fire Dampers, Window Actuators, Leak Detection, Facility Monitoring Equipment, Ventilation Prod-

ucts and Smoke Control Systems. If you want a further look at our products please look at our website or please call.

At AP Solutions are able to offer products manufactured by many of the industries key players but are not tied to

these so we are able to offer solutions to suit our clients requirements.

We are also able to offer the required service and maintenance on these types of systems to BS7346 part 8.

Therefore the solution was duty/standby fire

rated fans positioned at the top of the stairs

which extracted through fire rated ductwork to

outside at high level. These fans were initiated

by the fire alarm within the stairwell or manual-

ly operated from a local keyswitch at the en-

trance of the building.

Also as aesthetics were important to our client the

fans & controller were positioned within the ceiling

void and the extract ductwork went through the

ceiling void on the adjacent apartment.