INSTALLING A CUT IN BRANCH
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GENERAL SPEEDY DUCTING DUCTWORK TIPS FOR INSTALLING DUCTINGINSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING A SLIP JOINT GENERAL SPEEDY DUCTING DUCTWORK TIPS FOR INSTALLING DUCTING
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STEP 1
Connect all 30° branch pieces and 60° elbows to produce the requires 90° angle. Lay out branch and elbow assemblies on the floor in line with machine entry points as shown.
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Connect the branches to ducting sections of the correct length and diameter. Adjustment to length on duct sections is achieved by using ASM slip joint assembly instructions on page 2.
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STEP 3
Carefully raise main or sub-main to required centre line height above floor using preferred Speedy Ducting hanging material.
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STEP 4
Extend branch arms to machines using correct length & diameter duct. Adjustment to length of duct sections is achieved by using Speedy Ducting Instructions for installing a slip joint (below)
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STEP 5
Install vertical risers from machines to horizontal runs using your preferred method of connection. |
STEP 6
Connect main or sub-main to filter, fan or desired machinery with required standard or custom manufactured fitting or continue with the next section of the system.
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INSTRUCTIONS FOR INSTALLING A SLIP JOINT
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STEP 1
You will require a slip joint for areas where there is a pipe length of less than the 2m (if you have bought 2m lengths of ducting) or 1m (if you have bought 1m lengths of ducting).
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Cut non standard length from the duct.
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STEP 3
Be sure that the cut section of the pipe is placed into the line with the direction of air flow.
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STEP 4
Adjust the assembly to the proper length required for the space to be filled,
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STEP 5
Finish connection using the adjustable slip assembly.
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STEP 1
Temporarily place the Cut in Branch on the main duct in the required position, and while holding in place, mark the interior of the Cut in Branch on duct line where it is to be cut out.
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STEP 2
Take down Cut in Branch and drill a starter hole in the main duct along the line traced from the branch. Then using metal snips or a jigsaw, cut-out metal piece that has been traced out. File or grind any sharp edges to insure efficient flow.
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STEP 3
Now use a industrial strength silicone sealant to seal between Cut in Branch and main duct.
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Use small sheet metal screws or pop rivets to secure Cut in Branch to the main duct line.
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During duct fitting the duct should be supported as follows:
1. 100 Dia - 250 Dia on 7 metre centres.
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2. 315 Dia - 900 Dia on 5 metre centres.
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Supports should be installed to provide lateral stability to the entire piping system. Each installation is unique and should be evaluated.
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This page was last reviewed 12.08.08 | |||||||||||||||||