Results

Avila explained the Aeroseal process to the contractor and arrangements were made for the Air Seal Solutions team to begin work the following day. They arrived at 8:00 am Saturday morning and went to work. First they temporarily blocked the effected registers and the ductwork just short of the autoclave connected the Aeroseal equipment to the top of the exhaust duct. With a flip of a switch on their computerized duct sealing system, they were able to measure the leakage rate; a substantial 650 CFM – about 50% of the total system output. With another flip of the switch, Avila’s team began the sealing process – blowing microscopic particles of sealant into the interior of the ductwork where they automatically sought out and sealed the tiny holes that riddled the system. By 3:00 pm that afternoon, the ductwork was completely sealed. Readings showed that there was now less than 1% of leakage.

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