Our mass transfer floors can be supplied in the following designs:
Envelope construction with integrated drainage shaft wall
An additional sealing ring/strip is used to seal the individual base sections to each other and the split drain walls on the gas side.
Pot design with guide ring
The gas-side seal between the individual base sections is provided by the guide ring. The notch for the anti-rotation device is located in the guide ring.
Pot design with sealing groove
The individual floor sections are sealed against each other on the gas side by a groove set into the floor panel with a seal running around it.
Design for intermediate flanging
Base plate with or without circumferential perforation for installation between the appliance flanges.
Drainage shaft designs
The shell construction with integrated drainage shaft wall is basically the same as conventional metal floor constructions and can therefore also be used for high liquid loads. All other variants can only be fitted with a drainage shaft body or drainage pipes and are therefore only suitable for very low to medium liquid loads.
Ground anchor
The floor anchors prevent deflection of the floor panels and possible lifting of the individual floor sections in the event of high gas loads. This often eliminates the need for complicated and cost-intensive substructures. Our patented anchor construction is designed to be liquid-tight.
Strength calculation
The special material properties of the plastics used are taken into account when creating the mechanical design. If required, a strength and deformation analysis of the component can be carried out using an FEM simulation.
