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Rectangular ducting
Folded ducting components
Folded sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross Sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section
section as per DIN EN 1505, 1507 and DIN 18379 similar to EN 1505, 1507 and DIN 18379
Material: Sendzimir galvanised sheet steel Folded sheet metal ducts and fittings made of stainless
steel 1.4301 or 1.4571 (surface 2B as per DIN EN 10088)
Grade: DX51D + Z275MA-C (DIN EN 10346 and DIN EN 10143)
Sheet thickness 0.8 mm and 1.0 mm. Corners sealed or
Sheet thickness: for pressure rating L, M, HR
whole joint sealed (corners, frame and seams)
Tightness classes: A, B and C as per DIN EN 1507
Longitudinal seams folded, end connection with frame, turning
Turning vanes as per DIN EN 1505 vanes as per DIN EN 1505, walls reinforced with corrugations,
additional reinforcement as per BerlinerLuft. company standard.
Longitudinal seams folded, end connection with frame
Spot welds treated
or slip joint,
Standard duct section length 1500 mm
walls reinforced with trapezoidal corrugation
Additional reinforcement for pressure ratings M and HR as per Width of frame sections for pressure rating L
BerlinerLuft. Technik GmbH (BLKS) company standard
Frame width 20 mm: up to edge length 1000 mm
Standard duct section length 1500 mm
Frame width 30 mm: > edge length 1000 to 2000 mm
(also with frame)
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FOLDED DUCTING COMPONENTS – FOLDED DUCTING COMPONENTS – GALVANISED STEEL
ALUMINIUM INDUSTRIAL DUCTING
Sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section Sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section for
similar to EN 1505, 1507 and DIN 18379 harsher conditions
Folded sheet metal ducts and fittings made of aluminium AlMg3 Folded sheet metal ducts and fittings made of Sendzimir
galvanised sheet steel grade DX51D + Z275MA-C
Sheet thickness 1.0 mm and 1.2 mm. Corners sealed or
(DIN EN 10346 and DIN EN 10143). Sheet thickness up to
whole joint sealed (corners, frame and seams)
1000 mm, edge length 1.0 mm, from 1001 mm edge length
Longitudinal seams folded, end connection with frame, 1.25 mm. Tightness class A or B as per DIN EN 1507.
turning vanes as per DIN EN 1505, walls reinforced with Longitudinal seams folded, end connection with frame
corrugations, additional reinforcement as per BerlinerLuft.
Turning vanes as per DIN EN 1505
company standard. Standard duct section length 1500 mm
Walls corrugated, additional reinforcement with 30 mm standing
Width of frame sections for pressure rating L seam and U-section support 30 x 50 x 30
Frame width 20 mm: up to edge length 700 mm Suitable for pressure of -1500 Pa to +3000 Pa and high air veloci-
ties. Standard duct section length 1000 mm
Frame width 30 mm: > edge length 700 to 2000 mm
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Overview of ducting components:
folded, welded
Sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section, Welded sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross
galvanised, folded and insulated section as per DIN EN 1505, 1507 and VDI 3803
Sheet metal ducts and fittings made of Sendzimir galvanised fine Welded sheet metal ducts and fittings made of Sendzimir galva-
sheet steel grade DX51D + Z275MA-C (DIN EN 10346 and nised fine sheet steel grade DX51D + Z275MA-C (DIN EN 10346
DIN EN 10143) and DIN EN 10143) and black sheet S 235 JRG2 as per
DIN EN 10025
Sheet thickness depending on pressure rating L or M
Sheet thickness for pressure rating HR
Tightness class A or B as per DIN EN 1507
Tightness class C and D as per DIN EN 1507
Longitudinal seams folded, end connection with frame
End connection with angle frame or formed frame. Perforated as
Turning vanes as per DIN EN 1505. Walls reinforced with
per factory standard (hole spacing 125 mm), turning vanes as per
corrugations, additional reinforcement as per BerlinerLuft.
DIN EN 1505. Fixed duct length according to frame connection
company standard. Standard duct section length 1500 mm
Width of frame sections for pressure rating L Fixed duct length with flush angle frame: 1500 mm
Frame width 20 mm: up to edge length 1000 mm Recessed angle frame: 1480 mm
Frame width 30 mm: > edge length 1000 to 2000 mm 30 mm formed frame 30/15: 1350 mm
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WELDED DUCTING COMPONENTS – WELDED DUCTING COMPONENTS –
MATT OR POLISHED STAINLESS STEEL ALUMINIUM
Sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section Sheet metal ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section
similar to DIN EN 1505, 1507 and VDI 3803 similar to DIN EN 1505, 1507 and VDI 3803
Welded sheet metal ducts and fittings made of stainless Welded sheet metal ducts and fittings made of aluminium
steel 1.4301 and 1.4571, matt or polished finish AL 99.5 hh and AlMg3, sheet thickness 2.0 mm and 3.0 mm
Sheet thickness as required for tightness class C or D as per Tightness class C and D as per DIN EN 1507. Stricter require-
DIN EN 1507. Stricter requirements such as nekal tightness ments such as nekal tightness as per DIN on request
as per DIN on request
End connection with perforated angle frame as per company
End connection with angle frame or formed frame. Perforated as standard (hole spacing 125 mm), turning vanes as per
per factory standard (hole spacing 125 mm), turning vanes as per DIN EN 1505
DIN EN 1505. Fixed duct length according to joint type
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Design of ducting components – frames
Ducting components are part of the ducting system in central Welded air duct with folded frame (3)
ventilation systems. When planning the ducting system, various
Mandatory for the strictest requirements of tightness class D
requirements have to be met:
(e.g. decontaminable design)
Optimised air flow
Welded air duct with angle frame (4)
Ability to withstand pressure (VDI 3803)
Can be used for special requirements of tightness class D
Tightness class (DIN EN 1507)
1 2 3 4
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Sheet metal ducts and fittings
V1 V2 V1 V2
b
1 l a 2 l a
V1 V2
V1
b
b
f
3 l a 4 l a
f a V1 V2 c
d
b
V1 V2
b
Design according to
manufacturer’s choice
5 l c 6 l a
V1 V1 V2 V2 V1 α
b
7 l l d d 8
V2
e
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Sheet metal ducts and fittings
b
f r
r
α
V2 V2
e
1 d a 2 f a
a f
V1 V2 V1
b/a
b
α
l
c
r
e
V3
e
V2
3 f d a 4 c/a d/a
f g a
V1
b/a
V1
c/a
V2
α
V2
α
r2
r1
V3
e
5 d/a K/a 6 l c
f-Axis c -f
V1 V2
-e
V1
V2
d
b
d
b
g a
7 l a 8 l e-Axis
e-Axis
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f-Axis -f
V2 V2
-e
V1
d
b
b
V1
e
g
1 l a 2 l a
e-Axis e-Axis
l a
f-Axis c V2
V1
d
b
Q2
e
a
e
d
m
r
b
V3
Q1
3 l 4 n h a
a
l a
f-Axis
V2
-e
-e
V1 V1
V2 a
h m d
d
b
a
b
a
m
r
V3 V3
a a
5 n h 6 l
e-Axis
V1 V1
V1 V2 V2
d
d
b
e
e
f c f
7
a 8
Define edge length a or b
9
Define edge length a or b
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Table of ducting components
Galvanised steel
Stainless steel
Black steel
Aluminium
Platal
FAL
Version
Folded • • • •
Welded • • • • •
Connection
Frame • • • •
Slip joint • • • • •
Screw connection • • • • •
Welded butt joint • • •
Tightness
Tightness class B • • •
Tightness class C • • •
Tightness class D • • • • • •
Aerosol-tight • • • •
Surface
Hot-dip galvanised •
Primed/painted • • •
Chlorine-resistant paint • •
Fatty acid-resistant paint • •
Powder coated • • • •
Insulation
Double wall • • • •
Mineral wool/perforated plate, inside • • •
Cellular rubber inside/outside • • • • • •
Anti-drone coating • • •
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Standards and guidelines
HVAC is undergoing a period of upheaval in terms of stand- This means that there always an obligation to check that the
ards and regulations. Some of the DIN standards have been standards are up to date.
withdrawn and replaced by EN standards. Although funda-
Here is a list of standards which must always be observed
mental contractual freedom exists, withdrawn DIN standards
for ducting:
may no longer be used.
DIN EN 1505 Sheet metal air ducts and fittings with rectangular cross section - Dimensions
DIN EN 1507 Sheet metal air ducts with rectangular section - Requirements for strength and leakage
DIN EN 12097 Requirements for ducting components to facilitate maintenance of ducting systems
DIN EN 12599 Test procedures and measurement methods to hand over air conditioning and ventilation systems
DIN 24193-1* Ducting for ventilation equipment; flanges; series 1 angle flanges
DIN 24193-2* Ducting for ventilation equipment; flanges; series 2 angle flanges
VDI 6022 Hygiene requirements for ventilation and air-conditioning systems and units
* DIN 24193 Parts 1 and 2 have been withdrawn. However, their use can be agreed upon, as no equivalent EN standard exists.
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Materials
METALLIC MATERIALS
Sealants 1 2
Single-component sealant Silicone-free VDI 6022 + 80 °C
Basis: Butyl rubber Certified
Acrylic
Silyl modified polymer (SMP)
Resistant to fatty acids
Permanently elastic and UV-resistant
1
For all seals, only silicon-free materials are used
2
Special seals for specific applications are available on request
Ducting can be made from different metallic materials, de- Surface preparation / washing and passivation
pending on the application. The surface finish and corrosion
Undercoat or primer
protection depend on the requirements.
Painting
The necessary coating thicknesses depend on the applica-
tion, and must be specified by the user in line with the relevant Powder coating
corrosion protection guidelines. With sheet steel, the surface
KTL coating
is either black or galvanised.
Stainless steel
Blasting
Grinding
Brushing
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Sheet thicknesses and
pressure ratings as per VDI 3803
Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa Pa
a b
+1000 -500 +2000 -750 +3000 -1500 +6000 -2500
100 100
200 200
300 300
1.0
400 400
600 600
1000 1000
1200 1200
1400 1400
1800 1800
2000 2000
Nominal dimensions
Special non-standard components are manufactured on request.
outside
For the tender specification, the customer must state specific requirements for the sheet thickness and frame connection.
DIN EN 1505
They are charged for as special components.
> 2000 to 3000
1
Edge lengths a and b can be combined in any way
2
For intermediate sizes, the sheet thickness is the one stated for the next higher edge length
3
The wall thicknesses are nominal thicknesses as per DIN 10143
HR Folded industrial ducting for restricted high pressure with increased sheet thickness
and additional reinforcement (available in tightness class B), max. duct length 1000 mm
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Turning vanes
1
Turning vanes as per DIN EN 1505
Edge length b as per DIN 18379 (VOB Part C)
b r ≥100 mm
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Tightness
TIGHTNESS
To ensure that the air conditioning system operates reliably the diagram and multiplied by the duct surface area. The table
and energy-efficiently, the ducting must meet specific leak- below shows the tightness requirements in DIN EN 1507 and the
tightness requirements. DIN EN 1507 defines the permissible recommendations for use in DIN 13779 and VDI 3803.
leakage rate per m2 of ducting surface, depending on the static 1
Static pressure difference between the internal duct pressure and
internal pressure.
the ambient pressure (both positive and negative pressure)
Diagram 1 can be used to estimate the expected leak loss
for a ducting system or a section of it. To do this, starting with
the average internal pressure1, the leakage rate is read off of
10
8
PROOF OF TIGHTNESS
6
The tightness class must be certified on an installed section of
4
las sA
ss c the ductwork containing a representative number of ducts and
tne
2 Tigh fittings and a surface area of at least 10 m2 (see DIN EN 1507,
measuring procedure in DIN EN 12599).
Leakage rate in 10¯³ m³ /sm²
B
ass
1 s cl
nes
0,8 Tight The quality of installation has a significant effect on the leak-
0,6 tightness of the ducting. In order to achieve a particular tight-
C
0,4 cl ass ness class, all the components must have been designed for the
tness
Tigh respective class at the least, and must be correctly installed.
0,2
To monitor the quality of installation, it is advisable to carry out
D
sc lass
tnes a sample test of the leak rate in accordance with DIN EN 15599
0,1 Tigh
0,08 during the assembly phase.
0,06
0,04
0,02
0,01
100 200 400 600 800 1000 1500 2000
Average internal pressure in the ducting system in Pa
Diagram 1
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Energy savings from use
of tightness class C
DK D DK C DK B DK A Ducting leakage rate (DK A) Difference when a higher tightness class is selected
14000 4
Leckvolumenstrom [m³/s]
Leakage rate [m³/h]
500
1400 4000 12000
400 1200
10000 m²
1000 3000 00
10 ²
300 8000 0m
800 2 80 ²
0m
-C
2000 6000 60
²
A
200 600
0m
-D
5000 5 0
²
A
500 1500
150 4000 0 0m
4
400 1 ²
125 m
1000 0
3000
0.8 30
100 300
800
80 0.6 0 m²
2000 20
200 600
60 ²
500 1500 15 0m
0.4
50 150
400
40
0 m²
1000 10
100 300
30 800
80 0.2
200 600
20 60
500
50 150
15 400
40 0.1
100 300
10 30 0.08
80
8 0.06
200
20 60
100 200 300 400 500 750 1000 1500 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 2.0 4.0
0
10
8,
8000
5
4,
0
Example
6,
0
6000
3,
0
SF *)
2,
ns
Pressure 250 Pa 1)
P
tio
la
4000
4
al
st
5
SF
in
P
Ducting surface 300 m²
1,2
5
SF
om
FP
*)
ro
S
ing
n
*)
ea
ion
DK C instead of DK A (A-C)
g
Cl
dit
tin
3
on
75
P
2000
ea
SF
ir c
0,
rh
Installation with air heating ll a
)
ai
5
Fu
t*
0,
ith
en
2
W
tm
P
SF
ea
Energy saving €700/a
1
tr
P
ir
s
SF
1000
³/
ta
rm
ou
Amortisation period approx. 2 years
ith
pe
800
W
kW
100
Leakage of observed ducting section in m³/h 0 m² 600
800
m²
600 400
m²
500
m²
1)
Average pressure in the observed 400
m²
ducting section. The leakage loss is
300
approximately the same for positive m² 200
* The assignment of SFP classes to the type of system only includes the cost of ducting (as a rough guide)
Comparison: advantages of using tightness class C instead of The amortisation period is calculated using the following
class A, which has been usual up to now formula, taking account of current cost developments and the
operating time:
The diagram is based on the following assumptions:
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Component joints –
maximum and minimum dimensions
Pressure rating L M L M H H H
00 to 500 30 x 5
20 20 20 20 40
501 to 1000 30 x 3 40 x 5
1001 to 1250
30 30 30 30 40 60 x 6
1251 to 2000 40 x 4
> 2000 3 40 40 40 50 x 5 60 x 10
1
LP C+ formed frame on duct and fitting (except US, UA, HS, BE, BD)
2
LP Attached frame for the above fittings and special parts
3
Components with edge lengths greater than 2000 mm are non-standard and are manufactured as special parts.
The type of component joint must be specified by the user according to the requirements of use.
COMPONENT REINFORCEMENTS
The reinforcements on duct walls are based on the compo- For certain pressure ratings and component dimensions,
nent requirements in DIN EN 1507 specifying limits for rigidity additional side wall reinforcements are required. These take
and stability of form. the form of
The specific requirements are compiled in an internal com- Internal tubular supports
pany standard.
Internal or external sheet metal rails
Generally, the following types of reinforcement are used. Walls
Internal ribs (only on welded ductwork when necessary)
of duct and fittings up to a sheet thickness of 1.25 mm always
have a trapezoidal corrugated profile.
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Flange connections
Folded components
4-hole
Profile connection corner joint
LP C 1500
formed plus
duct clamps
Folded componentsmm
4-hole
Profile connection corner joint
LP 1500
attached plus
duct clamps
Bolted joint
Angle flange,
W1 Hole spacing 125 mm 1480
recessed
or special hole spacing
Welded componentsmm
Bolted joint
Angle flange,
W2 Hole spacing 125 mm 1500
welded flush
or special hole spacing
1
Observe the assembly recommendation
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Assembly recommendation
HR Folded industrial ducting for restricted high pressure level with increased sheet thickness
and additional reinforcement (available in tightness class B), maximum duct length 1000 mm
TOLERANCE RANGES
Edge length [mm] Max. deviation [mm] Component dimensions Max. deviation [mm]
0
a or b a, b, c, d, e, f
-4
l, lp, r
0 0
100 - 1000
-3 -5
> 15 / < 100 mm
0 0
1001 - 2000 > 100
-4 -4
0 0
> 2000 > 2000
-5 -10
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Transport and storage
CLEANLINESS OF DUCTWORK (VDI 6022) The standard option offered by the manufacturer is visibly
clean, non-packaged components.
Depending on the hygienic requirements, ducts and fittings
may have to be protected from dirt during transport and stor- Other requirements (such as cleaning, closing ends, com-
age on the site or cleaned before assembly. In accordance with plete single or multiple packaging) must be specified at the
VDI 6022, requirements for the cleanliness of components are planning stage.
divided into three levels.
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Special ducting
KITCHEN EXHAUST AIR DUCTING Exhaust air ducting in kitchens must be greaseproof and aer-
osol-proof. The materials used are galvanised sheet steel and
Ducting for kitchens is subject to special hygiene and safe-
stainless steel (V2A 1.4301).
ty requirements. The basis for this is DIN 18869 Part 4 and
VDI 2052.
Stainless Tightness
Ducting type Galvanised steel Seal Notes
steel class
x C Grease-resistant
Fresh air x Folded ducting with additional seal
Permanently elastic
Exhaust air
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Thermal and acoustic insulation
INSULATION REQUIREMENTS FOR DUCTING As well as insulation after complete assembly of the ducting,
there is also the option of using ready-insulated components.
Reduced heat loss
This option is used indoors when insulation after installation is
Temperature dropping below dew point not possible due to lack of space.
Note
The customer must always check that type and structure of the
insulation is suitable for the application.
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Smoke extraction –
XDuct® smoke extraction ducting
XDuct® is a smoke extraction ducting system made of Smoke extraction ducting up to a cross section of W x H =
galvanised sheet steel with the general approval certificate 1250 x 1000 mm is used. The installation material required for
P-TUM-428, tested at the research and test laboratory of the the XDuct® system (wall anchors, duct crossbeams, duct tape,
Institute for Air Conditioning and Building Services of the Tech- putty) is also subject to certification for fire safety and is also
nical University of Munich. The test took place with 1500 Pa supplied on request.
negative pressure at room temperature and 500 Pa negative
XDuct® smoke extraction ducting with general approval cer-
pressure at 600 °C over a period of 120 minutes as required by
tificate P-TUM-428 with Ü and CE label.
DIN 18232-6 and DIN EN 1366-8.
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Duct accessories
bxa
30
a max. = 800 mm
at least b/2
1 2 3 b max = 500 mm 4
Tightness class B C
Range of application -70 °C/+70 °C -70 °C/+100 °C up to 400 °C up to I thickness 50 mm
21 200 x 100
32 300 x 200
All listed types and dimensions are available in the following materials:
43 400 x 300
galvanised steel, corrosion-resistant steel (V2A and V4A), aluminium
54 500 x 400
65 600 x 500
RD = Inspection panel
RD-SKK = Inspection panel with self-adhesive
edge guard
RD-HT = Inspection panel for high temperatures
IRD = Insulated inspection panel
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Tender specification texts
FOLDED GALVANISED STEEL DUCTS AND FITTINGS Additional requirements (as necessary)
Folded galvanised steel ducts and fittings as per DIN EN 1505, To ensure that the ducting is clean as per DIN EN 12097 or
DIN EN 1507 and VDI 3803 VDI 6022
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Tender specification texts
FOLDED STAINLESS STEEL DUCTS AND FITTINGS Additional requirements (as necessary)
(1.4301 OR 1.4571)
To ensure that the ducting is clean as per DIN EN 12097 or
Folded stainless steel ducts and fittings 1.4301 (1.4571) VDI 6022
Duct flange joint with 4-hole corner fixing, with attached duct
profile KITCHEN EXHAUST AIR DUCTING
The additional seal on the seams and corners must be per- (Text as above) The additional seal on the seams and corners
manently elastic, water-insoluble, chemical-resistant and sili- must be permanently elastic, water-insoluble, fatty-acid-resist-
con-free. ant, aerosol-tight and silicon-free.
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INDUSTRIAL FOLDED GALVANISED STEEL DUCTS Additional requirements (as necessary)
AND FITTINGS
To ensure that the ducting is clean as per DIN EN 12097 or
VDI 6022
Folded galvanised steel ducts and fittings
Basic level:
Pressure rating HR (high pressure restricted); +3000/-1500 Pa Delivery without packing or transport protection, assembly
with only rising ducts sealed
Sheet thickness min. 1.0 mm; max. 1.2 mm
Medium level:
Delivery without packaging or transport protection, protection
Components suitable for assembling ducting
during storage, cleaning before assembly, openings sealed
In tightness class B according to DIN EN 1507
Higher level:
BLKS BDuct ducting system
Delivery with packaging and transport protection (e.g. ends
closed), protection during storage, cleaning before assembly,
Duct flange joint with 4-hole corner fixing, with attached duct openings sealed
profile
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Tender specification texts
Welded ducts and fittings as per DIN EN 1505, DIN EN 1507 All components must be coated on the outside and/or inside
and VDI 3803 made of with chemically resistant paint, RAL colour ................., coating
thickness ........ µm
galvanised steel with cold galvanised welds
To ensure that the ducting is clean as per DIN EN 12097 or
Stainless steel 1.4301 (1.4571), brushed welds
VDI 6022
Aluminium AlMg3
Basic level:
Delivery without packing or transport protection, assembly
Welds may not be ground with only rising ducts sealed
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Assembly information
FOR DUCTING REQUIRING TIGHTNESS CLASS C About 2 days later, check that the bolt connections on the frame
ACCORDING TO DIN EN 1507 are tight (duct tape has settled).
Several factors determine whether the tightness class can Only use mating parts with the specially supplied frames
be ensured. The fundamental requirement is that the compo- (with internal sealant).
nents are carefully manufactured. The order must state which
Fasten the frame using tightly closing blind rivets, so that it is
tightness class is needed. Assembly on site is equally important
positively seated on the component (do not use self-tapping
in this respect.
screws).
As the manufacturer, we would like to provide you with the
Afterwards, seal the corner area of the profile frame on the inside.
necessary information.
Do not fasten any additional attachments with self-tapping
Unloading and transporting components screws (only blind rivets).
Visually check all components for external damage. Seal attachments afterwards using a suitable sealant
(compliant with VDI 6022).
Check that tightness class C is correctly shown on the labels.
Flexible connectors, louvres, silencers etc. must be shown to
Unload the components with care to avoid any damage.
meet the requirements of tightness class C.
Use suitable equipment to transport the components
(do not pull on the frame joint).
Leakage tests
Store them in a proper manner on the site.
On-site leakage tests in accordance with DIN EN 12599 are
offered by external, independent contractors.
Assembly
The tests should already be defined at the planning stage
Visually check the components again for external damage. and carried out during the assembly stage. See the informa-
tion sheet “Measuring leaktightness on ducting systems”
Make sure that the frame joint is clean.
(www.BerlinerLuft.de/de/luftfuehrung)
Attach the duct tape flush with the inside edge of the duct profile.
Attach the duct tape crosswise in the corner area of the profile.
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