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    Air Test



    Had a call last week at midnight,when I arrived at store I found there were contractors on site carry out an air test on the shop floor,they thought the refrigeration packs were air handling units so they switched them off

    After a few*XX*** words I left.

    How do you carry out an air test,they had some huge fans that just blew everthing of the shelves.

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    Re: Air Test

    All depends what an 'air test' is I suppose, sounds odd though.

    Only a couple of reasons that I can think of....

    Smoke removal

    Building air leakage, but why, they leave the doors open
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    Re: Air Test

    Hi Brian

    Not sure what was going on,they had to stop all air flow on shop floor,because they could not shut the packs down they taped the plant room door up,they placed huge fans around the store and proceeded to blow.

    Regard Bernard

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    Re: Air Test

    even more confused now

    Were the fans inside or outside the store?
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    Re: Air Test

    Hi

    They were at one end of the store inside,I spoke to the night manager a few days later,she told me that they blew some stock of the shelves.Whether they moved the fan around I,m not sure.:confusedThe store is having a extension if thats any help.

    Regards Bernard

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    Re: Air Test

    I wonder if it is something to do with fire regulations?

    If the store is to be extended then perhaps they need to know about airflows to clear the store of smoke.

    Or maybe they are going to make all the shelving aerodynamic, me minds gone now - forgotten where I wasa going with this thought so I'll go now.
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    Re: Air Test

    This is a weird one.

    Maybe they were using the fans as a big vacuum cleaner to dust the store...lol

    If the store is to be extended then perhaps they need to know about airflows to clear the store of smoke.
    You would have thought they could have used a simulator for this?

    Would like to find out the reason behind this.

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