Gielle Inspection, Survey & Testing
Room integrity testing (door fan test)
Door fan testing to verify room leaktightness and predict how long gaseous extinguishing agent stays at design concentration.
Description
Room integrity testing, also called a door fan or blower door test, checks how well a protected room is sealed under the pressure changes of a gas discharge. It predicts how long agents such as Inergen, Novec 1230 or FM-200 will stay at design concentration.
Key points
- Verifies enclosure leaktightness for gaseous systems
- Predicts agent hold time at design concentration
- The page cites AS1851-2005, which requires an enclosure integrity test each year
Applications
Spaces protected by clean agent or inert gas systems.
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