Smoke Ventilation For Residential Buildings

Seminar explains the basis and benefits of window automation and its supporting control technology. It also covers when and where window automation should be used, design, specification and installation guidance and relevant regulations.

The application and use of façade automation for smoke ventilation purposes within residential and non-residential buildings, including conformance to the Construction Products Regulation, the use of Design Guidance Documents and Industry Guides to assist in achieving EN12101-2 Compliant Solutions.

Explaining the implications of the Golden Thread by following the journey of an AOV (automatic opening vent for smoke ventilation) through its product life cycle. Smoke ventilation products are a key part of the wider safety case for residential buildings. The principal of providing up to date, accurate digital information about these assets is central to the Building Safety Bill and the forthcoming BS 8466 – 1 Digital Management of Fire Safety Information. The presentation will explore the use of digital technology to maintain and validate these products and how this can assist responsible persons in the Golden Thread.

This presentation addresses the growing issue of overheating in common areas, the causes, the impact and potential ways to use existing equipment to alleviate the problems.

This seminar introduces and guides you through bs7346-8, code of practice for planning, design, installation, commissioning & maintenance of smoke control systems. The standard, published in December 2013, defines a clear process to be followed and includes identification of responsibility.

Seminar covers the history of natural ventilation in the built environment, explains the advantages and disadvantages of adaptive natural ventilation, the issues and concerns that need to be addressed during the design stage, the control options available and how to ensure the contracting process is as smooth as possible.

A whitepaper that seeks to provide clarity on particular areas of the Building Safety Act and the requirement of the Golden Thread within the UK Construction industry. The whitepaper will identify and propose the potential advantages of taking a digitalised and technology driven approach to the design, delivery and maintenance of Life Safety Systems and will suggest the critical role that Live System Data can play in ensuring ongoing Live compliance and safety.