Smoke testing at Arden Station

[@_MIEW]

It's cool to get some behind the scenes on this stuff

[@SebSynergy]

Great video super excited for the new station

[@allanabak]

Integrated systems vital during emergency situations esp. station evacuations, TVS are key to ensure the smoke or fumes are extracted, all these integrated with FACP and BMS are key for any metro. Good job guys

[@HYouTube107]

Very cool!

[@pandarosamusic5751]

Good work!

[@saremqadir]

I hope it will open in September 2024 can’t wait

[@Chronicles_of_life99]

Station on fire 🔥🔥

[@polkupyorapoika]

Now do Southern Cross Station...

[@electro_sykes]

I hate fire alarms lol. But they do save lives so yeh.

[@noccer]

People were not wearing respirators while the place was full of smoke, shouldn't they have been? They said it's synthetic oil, but wouldn't you still be breathing in particulates?

[@Aprilsraven629]

Good point but the object of this testing is to keep it real, the affects it has on humans... It would smell quiet strong, I assume resembling the oil in the carriage mechanical parts....and how the smoke dissipates with the aid of smoke ventilation systems and how it travels up to the open, raised roof design allowing people to see clearer and inhale less smoke as they egress the trains, platforms and station....

[@Awesomegamingandmemes]

ok, why was this on my 'for you page'

[@lsp0]

babby fire 👶