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Pfizer, Inc., Center for Therapeutic Innovation, 18th Floor |
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Dual Plenum – 2 Fans at 12,000 CFM Each |
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Project Highlights:
Overcoming Space Constraints: This was one of the final exhaust fan installations on the Blackfan Building in downtown Boston. There was very little room to place the fan system on the building. The Strobic Air Tri-Stack Fan System was selected to minimize the overall system footprint.
Height requirements: To match existing system stacks on the roof the overall height of the system needed to be 26′ 6″. Stack extensions and supports needed to be added to make this happen.
Rigging Challenge: The rig to the roof was complicated (usually is with a 20 story building in downtown Boston). There was no practical way to get the system on the roof with a conventional crane. The fans were helicopter lifted to the roof on a weekend to facilitate installation. Several coordination meetings and pre-staging the lifts help make this a very smooth rig.
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