We conduct a thorough review of design documents in accordance with the T.A.B. procedures.
This process involves collaborating with key participants to optimize the design.
We measure installation and operational conditions, including airflow, air velocity, and pressure differentials,
to identify and address any potential issues. Through technical review and the exchange of insights,
we ensure the optimal performance of smoke control systems, ultimately delivering the best possible results.
The term "Testing, Adjusting, and Balancing" (T.A.B) of smoke control systems refers to a specific field within fire protection services. It involves a comprehensive review of all design documents related to the project in accordance with the established T.A.B procedures. This process includes preliminary consultations with relevant parties to optimize the design, installation, and operational status of the system. Additionally, it encompasses the measurement of airflow, wind speed, and pressure differentials to identify and rectify any issues, thereby ensuring the optimal performance of smoke control systems.
