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1 . About these instructions
1.1 Introduction
These installation instructions provide an overview of the
installation of parts for flat roof drainage and ventilation.
1.2 Other relevant documents
Before starting any work, consult, read and observe the relevant
documents:
o Laying instructions of the specific roofing and sealing
membrane manufacturer
o Safety data sheets of sealants and adhesives
o Expert opinion SitaFireguard®
The following standards and guidelines must also be observed:
DIN EN 12056-3, DIN 1986-3, DIN 1986-100, DIN 18531,
DIN 18234 , Flat Roof Guideline (Flachdachrichtlinie)
2. Safety
2.1 Permitted use
Components for flat roof drainage and ventilation serve
exclusively to drain precipitation water into the associated
drainage system of the building as well as ventilation and pipe
routing on used and unused flat roofs.
o All assembly location requirements must be met.
o The systems must only be installed as described in the
installation instructions.
o The drainage and ventilation system must always be sized
according to the calculation documentation.
o Connected pipes may require suitable measures to protect
against condensation.
o The separation film in bitumen sleeves must be burnt off.
o Lead the bitumen membrane to the inlet edge and weld it
directly onto the fixed flange of the drain body.
2.2 Non-permitted use
Warning!
Danger from non-permitted use.
Misuse of the components can lead to leaks or even
insufficient drainage of the building and thus to static
overload.
o Never make any unauthorised modifications to the
drainage and ventilation system.
o Never embed pipes in concrete without a suitable
lining.
o Never build over the roof gully and vent.
o With bituminous seals:
o Never use sealing sleeves.
o Pre-coat the fixed flange of the drain body with
bitumen pre-coating.
o Never use a seam overlap in the flange area.
o Never flange in roofing membranes with a lining of
non-woven fabric.
o Check that the seals in screw-on flange constructions
are compatible with the roofing membrane material.
2.3 Workforce requirements
Warning!
Risk of accidents if the workforce is insufficiently
qualified
If work is carried out by insufficiently qualified persons
there is a risk of accidents.
o Only allow persons to carry out
the qualifications indicated below.
Competent person
2.4 Residual hazards
2.5 Assembly location requirements
2.6 Personal protective equipment
activities if they have
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The competent person has the education and/or
many years of experience allowing him or her to
carry out assembly correctly according to the
installation situation. He or she is also familiar with
and complies with the relevant standards and
guidelines concerning flat roof drainage and
roofing membranes and is able independently to
recognise and avoid dangers and installation errors.
Falling
Warning!
Risk of accidents while working at height.
When work is carried out on roofs, platforms,
ladders or scaffold, falls may occur if care is not
taken.
o When working at height, always wear personal
protection equipment.
o Always take suitable measures to protect
against falling.
o For all work, make sure there is a stable base.
o Never lean out far over ladders or parapets.
o In addition, always observe the relevant
accident prevention regulations.
Spare parts
Note.
Risk of damage due to incorrect spare parts.
The use of incorrect spare parts may result in
leaks and even inadequate drainage of the
building, resulting in structural overload.
o Only use spare parts which are approved by the
manufacturer.
The assembly location must meet the following
requirements:
o The assembly location must be adequately cordoned off.
o The assembly location must be clean and dry.
o Use reinforcement plates to ensure that penetrations
meet structural requirements.
Always keep available and wear the protective equipment
listed below.
Protective
helmet
Fall protection
Hearing
protection
Protective gloves
Protective clothing
Protective goggles
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