Smoke & Fire

Smoke and Fire Ventilation systems for a full range of smoke control requirements

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Cosaf are independent specialists in the design, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of smoke ventilation and smoke control systems.

Control of Smoke and Fire

We design to ensure the greatest economy can be achieved to the specification of your Approving Inspector/Fire Officer for any application.

We have a wealth of experience in providing smoke and fire ventilation systems to help prevent panic, protect exit routes, help fire-fighting access and protect valuable stock and building structure from damage.

Our engineers provide full design support to architects, consultants, building owners and contractors for smoke control applications where we assist in the overall design implementation, submission of calculations and liaison with building control.

 

Smoke Ventilation Systems

Ventilation Systems for smoke Vent and Smoke Ventilation

Cosaf are independent specialists in the design, supply, installation, commissioning and maintenance of smoke ventilation and smoke control systems.

We have a wealth of experience providing smoke control and smoke ventilation systems to prevent panic, protect exit routes, help fire-fighting access and protect valuable stock and building structure from damage. Our engineers provide full design support to architects, consultants, building owners and contractors for smoke control applications where we will assist in the overall design implementation, submission of calculations and liaison with the Approving Inspector for acceptance of the designed system.

Cosaf are dedicated to providing a total smoke ventilation services package backed by an ability to protect our customer’s investment with an after sales care that is second to none.

Smoke Shaft Systems

Smoke Shaft applications for residential and commercial building ventilation

A smoke ventilation shaft is one which passes through multiple levels of a building providing ventilation of a fire floor with dampers or automatic opening devices on each level.

These shafts are most often used in residential and commercial buildings to protect fire escape and fire-fighting stairs from smoke entry and to reduce smoke levels in corridors and fire-fighting lobbies.

A shaft is connected to corridors or lobbies by dampers at high level. Only the damper on the fire floor opens, providing smoke release with inlet from the stairs via a ventilator at the head of the stairs.

Smoke shafts can also be used to extend travel distances and reduce stair numbers for escape, the most efficient system for this being dual shafts, each with fully-reversible powered fan units.

A further benefit of this system is that fire fighters can override the settings so that both fans can be set to extract, allowing enhanced clearance in the fire-fighting phase.

 

Car Park Ventilation Systems

For all Car Park Ventilation Requirments

Cosaf can provide car park ventilation systems for the removal of daily fume build ups and of smoke clearance from the effects of a fire; where the main objective is to clear the area of hazardous fumes and restore access visibility.

Induction ventilation is a method of simplifying the ducted system by ‘pushing’ the smoke and exhaust fumes to a central extract point from where it can be removed.

This is achieved by thrust units mounted under the ceiling creating a jet that pushes the smoke and exhaust fumes towards the extract point; providing both general and smoke ventilation.

As a result, the need for distribution ductwork throughout the car park is eliminated, providing a safer, lighter environment with lower power consumption.

Cosaf are at the forefront of car park ventilation technology and can utilise experience and skill to service all our clients’ car park ventilation requirements.

 

Stair Pressurisation

Stairwell pressurisation systems for the total Smoke and Fire Solution

Pressurisation is a technique of protecting escape routes against the entry of smoke by maintaining the pressure within the escape route at a higher pressure than that in the adjacent space.

Most high rise buildings employ a stairwell pressurisation system to keep the stairs clear while operating at a low enough pressure that an average person can open the doors to enter or exit the stairwell on their way to safety.

Apt in providing the total Smoke & Fire solution, Cosaf’s team of experienced designers and engineers are able to deliver a tailored service to meet your specific requirements.

 

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