Crossflow has designed and developed a mechanical smoke shaft ventilation system specifically for firefighting stair cores to provide an equivalent or better than a natural smoke shaft ventilation system as specified in BS 9999, BS 9991, TGD-B 2006 and is compliant with recommendations and guidance provided by the Smoke Control Association (SCA) 2015.
This is the primary piece of Building Regulation Legislation that describes the national guidance on fire safety in new buildings of every kind.
Guidance on Smoke Control to Escape Routes in Apartment Buildings (Flats & Maisonettes) – this document provides guidance on design parameters for smoke control systems in apartment buildings and recommends design calculations for CFD models/simulations.
This is the primary piece of Building Regulation Legislation that describes the national guidance on fire safety in new buildings of every kind.
Guidance on Smoke Control to Escape Routes in Apartment Buildings (Flats & Maisonettes) – this document provides guidance on design parameters for smoke control systems in apartment buildings and recommends design calculations for CFD models/simulations.
Fire Safety in Design, Management and use of Residential Buildings and BS 9999: 2017 – Fire Safety in Design, Management and use of Building – both of these two documents give a more detailed designed requirement than TGD-B 2006. BS 9991 is relevant to residential buildings/ accommodation (excluding hotels) whilst BS 9999 relates to commercial buildings.
ESB have had a good working relationship with Crossflow for more than 25 years in ESB Head Office. Crossflow have conducted the preventive maintenance schedule on time, by always been proactive with any follow up actions required from PPM and responded to call outs within SLA. Crossflow have always invoiced on time with no delays.
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Contact our Technical Customer Service Team today on +353 1 427 9300 or enquiries@crossflow.ie.