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1 Polypipe Ventilation Specification For Microban Protected Rigid Duct Attenuators Polypipe Ventilation 1
2 Contents Page Scope of Works 3 Manufacturer 3 Product Range 3 Materials 4 Size 4 Performance Data 4 Appendix A Range Details 5 Polypipe Ventilation 2
3 Scope of Works Rigid Duct Attenuators 204x60mm Bathroom, toilet, utility room, kitchen and whole house application 220x90mm Kitchen and whole house application A Domus rigid duct attenuator (also known as a Domus Silencer) shall be installed in a dwelling to reduce noise generated by a mechanical extract appliance and cross talk travelling between rooms in duct systems. Approved Document F of the Building Regulations (F1 Means of Ventilation) stipulates that the system should not produce excessive noise that could discourage occupants from using it correctly. A rigid duct attenuator should therefore form part of duct system to ensure occupants do not incorrectly alter the performance of the system and as a consequence, detrimentally impact indoor air quality. Depending on the floor area and connection size to the mechanical extract unit, either a Domus 204x60mm Supertube or Domus 220x90mm profile shall be installed in 0.5m lengths. The rigid duct attenuator shall form part of a full Domus air-tight rigid duct system to ensure the integrity and performance of the full ventilation system. At a sound level of 1000Hz, where the typical frequency of consonants necessary for speech intelligibility begins, a single rigid duct attenuator shall absorb no less than 19dB for the 204x60mm profile and 15.5dB for the 220x90mm profile. Close-coupling up to three 0.5m rigid duct attenuators shall reduce sound levels by no less than 55dB for the 204x60mm profile and 50.1dB for the 220x90mm profile. The rigid duct attenuator shall include Microban protected high density reconstituted PVC/nitrile foam, with a density of 240kg/m3. The foam shall be flame retardant, compliant to BS476 Part 7 Class 1, UL94-HF1, UL94-V0 (tested by Warrington Bodycote) and FMVSS 302. The sound attenuation results of the rigid duct attenuator shall have been verified by SRL Technical Services Limited. Manufacturer Polypipe Ventilation Product Range Domus part of the Domus 204x60mm Supertube and Domus 220x90mm systems Polypipe Ventilation 3
4 Materials Duct attenuator: PVC plastic ducting Acoustic Foam Material: High Density Reconstituted PVC/Nitrile Foam with a density of 240kg/m3. Foam contains a unique uniform cell structure, offering excellent sound absorption properties, particularly at low frequency. Flame Retardant, compliant to BS476 Part 7 Class 1, UL94-HF1, UL94-V0 (tested by Warrington Bodycote) and FMVSS 302. Size 204x60mm and 220x90mm profiles Performance Data Acoustic Sound Results - Attenuation Cumulative Length Acoustic Sound Results Polypipe Ventilation 4
5 Appendix A Range Details Domus 204x60mm Microban Protected Rigid Duct Attenuator Domus 220x90mm Microban Protected Rigid Duct Attenuator Web links: Domus 204x60mm Microban Protected Rigid Duct Attenuator: /duct-sound-attenuation Domus 220x90mm Microban Protected Rigid Duct Attenuator: 90mm/duct-sound-attenuation Codes: Product Code Description Box Qty 5SL-500 Microban rigid duct attenuators (Silencers) 204x60mm, 0.5m 1 9SL-500 Microban rigid duct attenuators (Silencers) 220x90mm, 0.5m 1 Polypipe Ventilation 5
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