TI-004 Expansion Joint Questionaire
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The TI-004 Spec with our expansion joint questionnaire provides the support needed for a proper design layout for our expansion joints |
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Incorrect interpretation due to missing information |
Professional Design |
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Wrong designed belt type expansion joint without pre-formed convolution |
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Incorrect pre-insulation leads to premature damage to the expansion joint: Service life only three weeks |
Professional design:
Belt type expansion joint with pre-formed convolution and application-specific pre-insulation: Service life 6 years |
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The complete specification of all operating parameters guarantee a correct design layout.
In the video: Unknown pressure fluctuations / pulsations on a tissue expansion joint, which can lead to premature wear.
The expansion joint questionnaire TI-004 provided by the RAL Quality Assurance Association will help you with your inquiry / order and will ask all relevant operating parameters. |
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TI-008 Bolting connections for soft material Expansion Joints
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The TI-007 gives you the necessary information for the correct Bolt requirements |
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Tightening torques for bolts not followed: Therefore loose screw connections!
This leads to leaks and leakage of medium. |
Observing the correct tightening torques is a prerequisite for achieving sufficient tightness. |
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TI-008 Storage, Packaging and Transportion of soft material Expansion Joints
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For proper storage, packaging and transportation information, see TI-008. |
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Wrong storage:
Not following the proper storage instructions:
Store absolutely dry and remove shortly before installation. |
Professional Storage |
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Remove packaging just before installation! |
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Be sure to follow notes and pictograms !! |
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Lifting of soft material expansion joints only at the designated attachment points, not at the mounting brackets! (In this example the crane eyelets were not used.) |
Using suitable load handling equipment and in compliance with the relevant safety regulations. |
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TI-009 Planning of Assemblies – soft Material Expansion Joints
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All the necessary information for proper planning the assembly ,see TI-009 |
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Missing holes in the corner radius and Bent steel parts can lead to leaks. |
Holes in the corner radius achieve optimum tightness. |
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Error during the assembly:
Support touches the expansion joints. Possible premature failure of the expansion joint. |
Good organization and planning of the assembly ensures a smooth assembly process and that everything is available at the right time. |
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Support touches the expansion joint |
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TI-010 Assembly of soft material Expansion Joints
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Correctly installed back up bars (diagonal or straight version is permitted) |
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Orientation of the screws, distance of the terminal strip segments and clamping bars
without an impact plate |
Proper orientation of the screws.
Correct Distance of back up bars.
Back up bars with shims underneath.
Holes and Fasteners in the proper horizontal location with each other |
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Burning of a mounting bracket – causing damage to the expansion joint |
Correctly installed back up bars (diagonal or straight version is permitted) |
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Damage caused by heat and fire |
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Screws are installed in the wrong direction!
Back up bars without shims. |
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TI-011 Insulation requirements for soft material expansion joints
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The TI-011 can protect you from damage caused by incorrect or faulty installed insulation in the expansion joint area. |
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Wrong protection against touching the expansion joint.
Insulation prevents heat dissipation. |
Touch protection with proper
Convection and heat dissipation |
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After removing the touch protection: Wrong connection for already existing insulation |
Professional execution:
New insulation connection all the way up to the flange, free convection |
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Semi-insulated fabric expansion joint. This prevents convection and heat accumulation.
Additional risk of damage from sharp-edged sheets. |
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Heat radiation can lead to damage to the soft material expansoin joint due to incorrect installed external insulation. |
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TI-012 Maintenance work on soft material expansion joints as part of the plant overhaul
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The TI-012 can help you increase the life expectance of the soft material expansion joints and protect you from premature failure. |
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Chaos during installation can lead to damage to the expansnoin joint |
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TI-013 Tolerances for connection parts and installation dimensions for soft material expansion joints
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Lateral misalignment already incorporated by the manufacturer reduces stress and increases service life. For this, the offsets must be measured as accurately as possible. |
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Überschreitung der lateralen Exceeding the lateral mounting tolerances |
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TI-015 Safety management of soft material Expansion Joints
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The TI-015 gives you important information about the safe handling of expansion joints |
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Mounting point is not secured with proper scaffolding.
As a result, there is a high risk of accidents and injury. |
Assembly site is equipped with proper scaffolding. Workers wear their personal protective equipment PPE.
This ensures a safe, quick and correct installation.
This saves time, money and nerves |
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Risk of falling! |
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