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Hot Smoke Test
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Hot Smoke Test

  • Measurement of leakage area and determination of leakage location according to the characteristics of the protection zone
  • Prevention of damage to protected areas
  • Eco-friendly test to prevent environmental problems in gas fire extinguishing equipment

Procedure

  • Design Review and Site Inspection
  • Evaluate the design and conduct on-site inspections to understand the specifics of the compartment. Equipment Installation and Test Execution
  • Install necessary equipment and carry out the Door Fan Test as per the predetermined parameters. Result Analysis and Leakage Location Investigation
  • Analyze the test results and investigate the locations of any identified leakage. Final Analysis and Report Submission

Expected effects of hot smoke test

  • Securing reliability of gas fire extinguishing equipment
  • Evaluation of design adequacy
  • Improving the efficiency of gas fire extinguishing equipment