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Conlit fire-protection systems<br />

<strong>CONLIT</strong> <strong>DUCTROCK</strong> <strong>90</strong><br />

Fire resistant ventilation duct system<br />

Technical data sheet


P<strong>CONLIT</strong> 5.203.2<br />

For business organisations and experts<br />

Conlit fire-protection systems<br />

<strong>CONLIT</strong> <strong>DUCTROCK</strong> <strong>90</strong><br />

FIRE RESISTANT VENTILATION DUCT SYSTEM<br />

In addition to flow and insulation technology regulations,<br />

fire protection regulations also have a special significance.<br />

Ventilation ducts are often lead through various fire<br />

sections of the entire building. If no preventive actions are<br />

taken there is a danger of the fire and the smoke spreading<br />

further through the ventilation ducts. Therefore installation<br />

regulations require that ventilation ducts leading<br />

through several fire sections must be firesafe. With the<br />

new Conlit Ductrock <strong>90</strong> system ventilation ducts made of<br />

steel sheets can be constructed safely and economically to<br />

receive an L<strong>90</strong> fire protection rating.<br />

<strong>CONLIT</strong> <strong>DUCTROCK</strong> <strong>90</strong>: L<strong>90</strong> RATING WHEN CLADDING<br />

THICKNESS IS 60 MM<br />

The new Conlit Ductrock <strong>90</strong> fire protection plate was<br />

developed for the purposes of fire prevention. The 60 mm<br />

thick non-combustible stone wool plate is backed on one<br />

side with aluminium foil reinforced by a grid Furthermore,<br />

using a new production procedure, Granulated magnesium<br />

hydroxide was added to the stone wool. When<br />

exposed to heat, magnesium hydroxide emits large quantities<br />

of water binding with crystallite structures. In case of<br />

fire the emitted water cools the protected ventilation<br />

duct. This is how the Conlit Ductrock <strong>90</strong> system makes an<br />

L<strong>90</strong> fire protection rating possible for even steel sheet<br />

ducts with a relatively small thickness of 60 mm.<br />

Issued: 30 Sep 2006<br />

SIMPLE AND FAST INSTALLATION<br />

The Conlit Ductrock <strong>90</strong> fire protection plate is to be placed<br />

directly onto the steel sheet duct without joining. It can be<br />

fixed with a welding rod available in normal trade, if it is to<br />

be welded onto the steel sheet duct in one single work<br />

phase by piercing through the fire protection plate. Next<br />

are the corner joints using abutting joints which have to be<br />

glued with Conlit Kleber glue. At the edges and at the cross<br />

beams the Conlit Ductrock <strong>90</strong> plates have to be simply cut<br />

out. The rims do not need special fixing. This results in an<br />

even, non-space consuming firesafe insulation. The suspension<br />

of the ventilation duct is possible either from the<br />

inside or the outside. With this system the insulation of<br />

pipes that join the ceiling or the wall presents no problems<br />

either: the Conlit Ductrock <strong>90</strong> can be installed in two- or<br />

three-sided variations.<br />

ADVANTAGES<br />

• Thin, 60 mm one-layer fire protection scheme<br />

• Tthe rims do not need special fixing at the edges or cross<br />

beams.<br />

• Eeasy processing.<br />

• jointless and small run resistance beside the sheet ducts<br />

• Small weight of the cladding allows thin suspensions<br />

• Two- or three-sided cladding is also possible.<br />

For further information please visit our website at www.rockwool.hu<br />

Rockwool Hungary Kft.<br />

H-1123 Budapest, Alkotás u. 39/c. • Tel: +36 1 225 2400, Fax: +36 1 225 2401<br />

Technical information: +36 1 225 2405 • E-mail: info@rockwool.hu

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