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Ductwork used to channel or direct air to spaces throughout a building can impact the efficiency of the structure’s HVAC system. That’s why it’s important to properly design and install ductwork and its components, including the dampers used to regulate or stop airflow.
Committee members will be tasked with revising the association’s HVAC construction standard No. 550-D, “Laboratory methods of testing dampers for rating.”
Greenheck has expanded its line of non-actuated fire dampers. Now available in widths as great as 144 inches and heights up to 100 inches, Model DFDAF-310 represents a 20 percent dimensional increase over dampers previously available for a 1.5-hour fire damper with airfoil blade construction, according to the maker.
The sixth edition of Ward Industries’ product catalog features information on the company’s offering of duct-connection products, hangers and strapping, access doors, and dampers.