Duct Fabrication & Insulation Services

Duct fabrication and insulation services involve the creation and installation of ductwork systems for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems

Fabrication: Duct fabrication involves the construction of ductwork components, including ducts, elbows, transitions, branches, and fittings..

Insulation: Insulation is applied to the ductwork to minimize heat loss or gain, reduce condensation, and improve energy efficiency The insulation is applied to the exterior of the ductwork using adhesives, mechanical fasteners, or jacketing systems, depending on the specific requirements and environmental conditions.

Installation: Like PP FRP tanks, PR FRP underground tanks are engineered to be leak-proof and equipped with appropriate sealing mechanisms to prevent the ingress of soil or groundwater. Proper installation and maintenance are essential to ensure the integrity of the tank and prevent leaks.Once the ductwork components are fabricated and insulated, they are installed in the building or facility. Installation involves connecting the ductwork to HVAC equipment such as air handlers, furnaces, air conditioners, and ventilation fans. Ducts are routed through the building to deliver conditioned air to different zones or rooms while maintaining proper airflow and pressure levels.

Sealing and Testing:After installation, duct seams, joints, and connections are sealed to prevent air leaks and ensure efficient operation. Duct systems may undergo testing, such as duct leakage testing, to verify compliance with industry standards and performance requirements.

Maintenance and Repair: Regular maintenance is essential to ensure the continued efficiency and performance of ductwork systems. This may involve cleaning ducts, inspecting insulation, checking for leaks, and replacing damaged components as needed. Prompt repair of any leaks, damage, or insulation deterioration is crucial to prevent energy waste and maintain indoor air quality.

Compliance and Regulations: Duct fabrication and insulation services must adhere to relevant building codes, standards, and regulations, including those related to fire safety, energy efficiency, and indoor air quality.