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Flow Balance has recently achieved certification from the Air Tightness Testing and Measurement Association (ATTMA).

ATTMA certification for their building envelope testing services is a testament to their commitment to quality and excellence. Air tightness testing is an essential aspect of building design and energy-efficiency.

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Flow Balance works as a commissioning contractor providing complete testing, balancing and reporting.

Our testing and verification process offers the best value in the TAB industry. We offer a solution-based approach to your HVAC systems, as we maximised the efficiency of hundreds of them. Check out our range of services!

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Our focus is customer satisfaction, this starts with providing a happy environment for our employees.

Flow Balance has headquarters based in New South Wales & Queensland. We have a growing team of specialists with combined experience exceeding 50 years in the ever evolving Commissioning / TAB industry.

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As a pre-commissioning activity, hydronic pipework flushing can be defined as the act of pumping water, in sufficient quantity and velocity, through a given section of pipe or piping. These HVAC piping systems include chilled water piping, condenser water piping, high temperature hot water (HTHW) piping, and primary / secondary heating water piping, etc.
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The building envelope is comprised of all the systems that enclose the building to separate indoor and outdoor environments. The control of air, water and heat flow is of paramount importance, therefore we offer an array of services to assess and validate the design and performance of building envelope components, products and systems.
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To protect yourself against any claims from adjoining properties regarding their existing building structure or associated assets, we recommend completing a dilapidation reports which are specifically tailored to your project. A dilapidation report is a report based on the current condition of a property at a given point in time.
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Duct pressure testing is carried out to achieve integrity within a design range that has been selected by the design engineer or appropriate standard. The ductwork air tightness level is the airflow rate through ductwork leakages divided by the ductwork area.
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Essential services compliance is not just a tick in the box, it is your protection against litigation whilst ensuring the safety of the building occupants. Australian legislation require the building owner to provide annual proof of compliance for essential safety measure to operate in an emergency by ensuring the performance of the annual system interface testing.
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Commissioning management is a quality assurance process that enhances the delivery of the project. It ensures that building HVAC systems operate and integrate optimally to meet the defined objectives and requirements. Commissioning is a quality process of checks and balances for ensuring building systems are designed, constructed, and operated for peak performance.
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Proportional balancing of water systems is carried out to achieve an even distribution of air flows – in relation to the water quantities that have been selected by the design engineer. Water / Hydronic balancing is the key to achieving peak performance in HVAC systems. It helps give you control at every turn and ensure that you can create safe, comfortable and energy efficient indoor climates at minimum operating cost.
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Room integrity is one of the most important parts of the suppression system as a whole and is very often overlooked. Maintaining the effectiveness of an installed gas fire suppression system is critical to it’s designed operation. The primary objective of a room integrity test is to determine the total leakage of a room.  The results  are used to evaluate whether a clean agent or CO2 suppression system will adequately protect the equipment within the enclosure.
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The performance testing of HVAC systems and other building components is key to determining the effectiveness of specific air distribution systems. HVAC testing is the process of ensuring that your heating, ventilation and air conditioning system is operating properly and delivering the correct air quantities at the air devices inside your building.
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