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www.<strong>BTI</strong>-GROUP.COM 07 A Low: Cement floor paving Impact sound Insulation layer (plus PE foil) Heat insulation Raw covering/ concrete Plaster Low width and straight-lined: Floor paving Foil impact sound insulation Heat insulation Raw covering Cement floor paving m' = 92 kg/m2 Impact sound insulation values: 0.2 mm PE foil 25/20 mm MF boards s' = 8 MN/m 3 30/25 mm MF boards s' = 6 MN/m 3 Raw covering 140 mm Insulation strips to compensate height �� isopact BG HRF Multi-component, asymmetric insulation for insulating connection lines of heaters g Approved by the building authorities g Stable With high tear-resistance HRF-PE fabric, the new isopact BG HRF stands up to even the hardest conditions at the building site, whereby the pipe is protected effectively against structure-borne contacts g Low Due to the newly developed floor insulation strips, isopact BG HRF provides a thermal conductance value of l R = 0.035 W/mK for the first time; at a full insulation effect, the height is reduced by 14 mm in comparison to other insulation materials; even the 100 % models vanish in the heat insulation layer; the impact sound insulation can be laid throughout; excellent impact sound insulation values can be achieved; the danger of cracks in the floor paving is minimized g Asymmetrical The same insulation downwards against heat loss as with round-extruded insulation materials at minimum height g Flexible Due to its flexible character and an optimal buckling and bending characteristic, it can be easily pushed over bent connection lines of heaters; also has good nonslump properties in curves – the insulation strips remain where the heat loss has to be avoided: on the raw floor Comparative width Comparative width Stable due to highly rip-resistant HRF-PE fabric: Tear strength along 600 N/50 mm DIN 53354 across 600 N/50 mm DIN 53354 Elongation at break along 25 % DIN 53354 across 15 % DIN 53354 g High point elasticity and tear propagation resistance Twinskin design of woven HDPE-fabric with LDPE coating HDPE fabric LDPE coating Space saving insulation for floor areas g Low width Narrow, space-saving construction minimizes the breaks in the insulation layer in the floor construction; the danger of cracks in the floor paving is considerably reduced due to increased bending stress g Straight-line Due to the straight-lines side wall of isopact BG HRF, a matching connection is achieved to the adjacent isopact insulation as well as a heat and impact sound layer; cavities and uneven locations within the paved floor, as occur in round insulation, are avoided; the full buoyancy of the paving is maintained and the danger of cracks to the paving is reduced. g Excellent impact sound insulation values Even if a thoroughgoing laying of the impact sound insulation layer is not possible for large isopact sizes when the floor construction is low, there is an improvement of structure borne noise reduction of up to 38 dB when using isopact BG HRF in the floor construction Technical data Manufacturing process: welded bonding material Material: highly rip-resistant HRF-PE fabric and PE foam Thermal conductance l R = 0,035 W/mK acc. to DIN 52612 l = 0,035 W/mK* Temperature range (effective): -70 °c to +80 °c Reaction to fire (DIN 4102) B2, normal flammability Rod length 2 m Level of impact sound improvement ∆ L W, R = 38 dB 3-component isopact design: Please request proof certificates! Fire classification acc. to DIN 4102 normal flammability * determined by internal test at the factory Strong outer skin made of highly tear-resistance HRF-PF fabric protects the pipe against mechanical influences Closed-cell PE as additional vapor barrier and heat insulation Closed-cell PE with calculated value 0.035 W/mK guarantees perfect heat insulation to the bottom and excellent sound insulation values 436 1006
1006 �� Item Unit Insulation thickness Plastic pipes Steel pipes FE Copper pipes Cu Overall number m Pipe outer dia. Nominal width Outer dia. Inch Nominal width Outer dia. Nominal width Outer dia. height mm DN mm DN mm DN mm mm 013629 140 20/15 – – 1 /4 8 13.5 10/13 12/15 38 013630 100 20/18 10 16 3 /8 10 17.2 15 18 41 013631 90 20/22 15 20 1 /2 15 21.3 20 22 45 013632 60 20/28 20 25 3 /4 20 26.9 – – 51 000325 * 50 30/28 – – – – – 25 28 61 000326 * 40 30/35 25 32 1 25 33.7 32 35 68 000327 * 30 30/42 32 40 11 /4 32 42.4 – – 75 07-446 * Refer to the technical data for“Thermal conductance” A/07446 Item Unit Insulation thickness Plastic tube Steel pipes FE Copper pipe Cu Overall number m Pipe outer dia. Nominal width Outer dia. Inch Nominal width Outer dia. Nominal width Outer dia. height mm DN mm DN mm DN mm mm 013622 150 13/15 – – 1 /4 8 13.5 10/13 12/15 31 013623 130 13/18 10 16 3 /8 10 17.2 15 18 34 013624 100 13/22 15 20 1 /2 15 21.3 20 22 38 013625 70 13/28 20 25 3 /4 20 26.9 25 28 46 013627 50 13/35 25 32 1 25 33.7 32 35 53 013628 30 13/42 32 40 11 /4 32 42.4 40 42 60 07-445 A/P/T07445 www.<strong>BTI</strong>-GROUP.COM 07 A 437
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1006 Spacing bracket E25 Wall brack
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1006 Attention: Assembly clips for
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1006 Attention: Assembly clips for
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