Stainless steel fire dampers are critical safety devices in building ventilation and fire protection systems. Constructed from 304/316 stainless steel, they automatically isolate ductwork upon temperature activation to prevent fire spread.
I. Core Features
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Fire Protection Mechanism
- Temperature Response:
- Activation at 70°C (Fire Dampers) or 280°C (Smoke Exhaust Dampers)
- Dual-trigger system: Gravity spring + shape-memory alloy thermal sensor
- Sealing Performance:
- Dual-layer silicone gaskets (Leakage rate ≤0.67m³/(m²·h) @ 1000Pa differential pressure)
- Fire resistance rating ≥1.0 hour (GB15930-2007 Standard)
- Temperature Response:
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Structural Design
II. Installation & Maintenance Protocols
- Installation Requirements:
- Vertically mounted at duct penetrations (tilt angle ≤15°)
- ≥200mm clearance on actuator side for maintenance
- Maintenance Schedule:
1. Quarterly: Inspect gasket compression ratio (Standard ≥30%)
2. Annually: Replace thermal sensor lubricant (High-temp silicone grease)
3. Operational Test: ≥5 manual resets during commissioning
III. Application Scenarios
Note: Smoke exhaust dampers require additional GB/T17428 cyclic wind tunnel insulation testing.
Selected models support remote electric reset (Control voltage DC24V±10%).
Key Advantages
- Material Properties: 304/316 SS resists chloride corrosion (C1 environment rated)
- Smart Control: Real-time damper status feedback to fire control room
- Lifecycle: ≥15-year service life (with proper maintenance)
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