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Fire dampers should be installed at designated fire-rated walls, floors, or ceilings to ensure effective compartmentalization.
Maintain specific clearance distances around the damper to allow for proper operation and maintenance access.
Regular inspection and testing are essential to confirm the damper functions correctly during a fire event.
- - **Preparation** - Ensure the area is clear and accessible for installation.
- - **Positioning** - Install the damper within the designated duct section, following manufacturer guidelines.
- - **Support** - Secure the damper firmly using appropriate brackets or supports to prevent movement.
- - **Sealing** - Properly seal around the damper to prevent air leaks and maintain fire integrity.
- - **Testing** - Conduct functional testing to verify proper operation and sealing of the damper.
Fire damper installation work generally involves the assessment of building layouts to identify appropriate locations for dampers within duct systems, followed by the precise fitting and securing of fire-resistant dampers to prevent the spread of smoke and flames through HVAC pathways during a fire event. The process includes verifying compliance with relevant codes and standards, ensuring proper integration with existing ductwork, and testing the functionality of the dampers after installation. Key details that help evaluate requests include the scope of the installation, the types and specifications of dampers required, the complexity of the building's HVAC system, accessibility for installation and maintenance, and adherence to safety and building regulations.
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