EP1657373A2 - Pièce à insérer et système d'évacuation - Google Patents
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- the invention relates to an insert according to the preamble of claim 1 and 17 and a drain system according to the preamble of claim 23 and 29.
- the known from DE 2522424 A insert with water level-dependent odor trap function is removably positioned in the drainage system in the drain tank on a side wall having a drain pipe in a holding structure formed there.
- the insert is interchangeable with another insert with odor trap and backflow stop function, but requires relatively high height due to the required odor trap height. It provides the insert no security against insects coming from below, which climb out through the grate at the top of the drain tank or the attachment used in the drain tank.
- the water level-dependent odor trap function is lost when it dries out, which easily happens during long inflow breaks, especially in warm climates.
- an inlet funnel is fixedly installed in a masonry drainage channel, which defines a horizontal sealing seat on the underside, and on which a collecting bowl flap is pivotally mounted.
- the collecting tray flap is loaded by a weight in the closing direction against the sealing seat via a lever arm, begins a predetermined filling volume, which finally moves the collecting tray flap so that it pivots in a train in the full open position, the inlet of waste water through the Inlet funnel allows, and automatically returns to the closed position automatically after drying of the inlet and emptying of the filling volume.
- drainage systems should also fulfill a fire protection function.
- the drainage system should prevent the escape of hot and significantly escalating fumes via the odor-trap function until a fire-protective measure, triggered by the temperature, intervenes and then isolate the strand.
- fire protection inserts are integrated into the drainage system, which consist of a swelling or expanding under the action of temperature material that shuts off the drainage system in the expanded state.
- an annular fire protection insert is clamped on the outside of the drain pipe socket of the drain tank, which constricts the expansion pipe socket and blocks during expansion.
- the fire protection insert is mounted inside the drain pipe socket of the drain tank so that it seals the drain pipe socket in case of fire directly inside.
- the known drainage systems contain, as inserts, water-dependent odor traps in which a water trap is provided with a specific odor trap height. In case of fire, the combustion gases first push out the water in the odor trap upwards, or evaporate it, so that the combustion gases are pushed upwards until finally the fire protection insert becomes effective. Therefore, there is a need for an insert or drainage system, in the case of fire, the escape of fumes until the effectiveness of the fire protection insert is relatively reliably prevented.
- the invention has for its object to provide a low-build, easily removable and usable insert for at least one drain tank exhibiting drainage system, and a drainage system, the simplest handling among other insect-security and optionally provides a wide range of different functions, e.g. also a reliable fire protection.
- the insert part takes up the functional principle of the Klenk flap, but with such a low overall height that it can subsequently be easily used in existing drainage systems (retrofitting) or can be fitted as new equipment in new drainage systems without significant changes to the proven system concept.
- the low height is achieved in that the evasion dome in the inlet funnel allows the movement of the weight of the collecting bowl flap, so that the inlet funnel can be shallow and the collecting bowl flap can be arranged at a small distance from the top of the inlet funnel.
- the inserted insert not only provides a trap and anti-reflux function, but also provides protection against climbing insects.
- the combination of the sealing seat with the flap and the combined with the sealing seat fire protection charge works great in case of fire, since the flap reliably mechanically shuts off and with increasing fire gas pressure from below even more firmly pressed until the fire protection charge expands and shuts off.
- the fire protection charge operate, so to speak, as an additional drive and Absperrmedium for the flap, because it flanking the pressure of the combustion gases presses the flap to the sealing seat and keeps firmly pressed until complete foreclosure and embeds it, so to speak.
- the insert Since in the drainage system, the insert is secured in position only by axial impressions in the direction of the open top of the drain tank or the attachment part in the sealing position, it can be easily inserted and removed again at any time, e.g. For cleaning work, where he also allows the use of other inserts in the drain tank because of the overhead position and allows an optimal low height of the drainage system, i. a height, as has prevailed in proven drainage systems in modern design relatively thin ceilings or floors.
- the drainage system does not require any significant preparation for the insert because it is adapted to the conditions in drainage systems.
- the fire protection charge is conveniently accommodated in the installation space provided by the design of the combination of sealing seat and flap.
- the flap exerts its kickback and odor trap function so that hardly any combustion gases escape upwards.
- the fire protection charge is placed so that it acts first as a drive, the flap brings reliable in the shut-off position and holds, so to speak, blocked in the shut-off, and then seals off the entire cross-section.
- the insert part has at least one circumferential sealing frame on the outer edge, with which the insert part is secured in position in the sealing position substantially without any other auxiliary means. Namely, it is inserted into a correspondingly shaped or, in the case of many drainage systems, already existing shaft section of the drainage container or of the attachment part.
- the sealing frame should have a relation to the outer edge outwardly projecting sealing structure in order to compensate not only for manufacturing tolerances thanks to the elasticity, but also to allow the use of the insert in differently sized shaft sections of different drainage systems each with the required tightness. Due to the outwardly occurring sealing structure Namely, enough meat of the elastic material of the sealing frame is provided between the rigid outer edge and the rigid wall in the manhole section to achieve the said compensating effect.
- the sealing frame itself has a support flange projecting outwardly beyond the outer edge.
- the insert is placed with the support flange on the one hand sealing and on the other hand positioning on a shoulder of the drain tank or the attachment part.
- a sufficient sealing effect is achieved.
- other measures may provide for secure positioning, e.g. the weight of an overlying grate or other component of the drainage system.
- the outer edge itself has an over the sealing structure outwardly projecting support flange which is positioned on the rigid shoulder of the drain tank or the attachment part, wherein the underlying sealing frame performs the sealing function.
- the sealing frame should have an outwardly projecting sealing structure to ensure a secure sealing function despite different dimensions.
- the outer edge is formed by a peripheral web.
- the sealing frame is attached to the high bridge.
- at least one circumferential sealing lip is provided, which fits to different sealing diameters or sealing dimensions.
- An upper-side sealing lip can then simultaneously form the support flange for positioning the insert part.
- the outer edge at a distance below the support flange includes a circumferential, outwardly open groove for the sealing frame.
- This may be a concept useful for bath or tub drainage systems.
- the respective sealing frame may alternatively be integrally formed in the inlet funnel in two-component technology.
- the escape dome in the inlet funnel forms part of the funnel outlet. This extensive integration of the alternate dome in the inlet funnel saves space in the transverse direction and results in favorable inlet conditions
- the evasive dome may at least approximately have the shape of an incorporated into the inlet funnel, closed at both ends cylinder jacket part, approximately corresponding to the shape of the weight of the collecting tray flap.
- the sealing seat encloses an acute angle with the plane of the upper side of the insert part.
- the sealing seat rises slightly obliquely in the direction of the pivot axis of the collecting shell flap.
- sealing system with a lip seal with at least one circumferential, protruding sealing lip.
- the sealing system is mounted in the sealing seat on the inlet funnel. Alternatively, it could be mounted on the counter seat of the catch tray flap. It is even possible to attach a lip seal to both the seal seat and the counter seating seat.
- the sealing lip possibly a plurality of sealing lips, offer the advantage of providing an excellent seal even with only moderate contact pressures.
- the sealing system for example a lip seal
- the sealing system is designed as an injection-molded part in two-component technology, for example with the inlet funnel and / or the collecting bowl flap.
- a harder elastomer or rubber forms one body, while the softer elastomer or rubber forms the sealing system, eg, a thermoplastic TPE.
- sealing lip or all sealing lips
- This geometry of the sealing lip makes it extremely soft, so that it rests flat under the contact pressure and compensates for unevenness.
- the sealing system or the sealing lip should have a Shore hardness of less than 50 Sh, expediently only about 35 Sh.
- the insert part and the sealing seat are round, for example in accordance with the round shape which is also customary in drainage systems.
- the center axes of the outer edge and the sealing seat of the insert part may lie in the funnel axis. This results in symmetrical inlet conditions and the incoming wastewater is directed centrally into the drain tank.
- the weight of the collecting shell flap is expediently within the projection of the outer edge in the direction of the funnel axis. This avoids a collision of the moving weight with external parts of the drainage system from the outset.
- the height seen in the direction of the funnel axis is at maximum about 40% of the outside diameter of the insert part, preferably even only up to about 35%, in the catch shell flap located in the closed position.
- the height is in the open position collecting tray flap only up to about 70% of the outer diameter.
- the firefighting charge extends down to above the position of the seal seat for the flap so that it is both exposed early to the heat in case of fire and responds quickly, and on the other hand the flap, if it should be slightly open, reliably shut down, or blocked in the closed state and embeds.
- the fire protection charge Since an important function of the fire protection charge is to reliably push the flap, which may be opened slightly, to the sealing seat, so to speak as a thermally activated positive closure of the flap, it may be sufficient to arrange the charge only in a lower peripheral portion of the insert (at the inlet funnel or from there separated), so that they eg from the side of the energy storage the flap closes and keeps closed until the whole cross-section is sealed off.
- the fire protection charge is a closed ring collar which seals the sealing seat and the energy accumulator, e.g. a weight, with radial distance comprises.
- the construction-related offered, in itself free and not required for sewage purposes annulus around the sealing seat for accommodating the largest possible fire protection charge is used.
- the attachment of the fire protection charge is simple if the inlet funnel or underside a circumferential skirt (round or with any cross-sectional contour) is arranged, which extends to above the position of the sealing seat down.
- the fire protection charge is secured on the inside, wherein it is expediently applied to a pipe section with end flange outside, and the end flange is supported on the skirt inside.
- projections of the end flange snapped into sections of the skirt expediently provide, so that the fire protection charge can easily be clipped in.
- the pipe section and the skirt form an encapsulation for the actual fire protection batch. At least the pipe section should be made of a plastic that is softened or decomposed when exposed to heat, such as at 120 ° C.
- the sealing seat and the collecting tray flap possibly also the sealing system, consist of a material with high temperature resistance.
- this is a plastic with high temperature resistance.
- the insert can be easily integrated into drainage systems that are not made of plastic, but at least partially made of cast metal or other metal.
- the insert part and the flap may be made of a metallic material.
- the drainage container or the attachment part following the seat, has a shaft section which is narrower than the seat for cooperation with the sealing frame of the insert part.
- the insert is pressed axially with the sealing frame in the shaft section and then remains very close to the top of the drain tank or the attachment. For better positioning could be provided between the seat and the shaft section even a support shoulder for the insert.
- a raised to the free upper side of the drain tank or attachment diverter dome for the weight of the collecting tray flap is formed. This measure reduces the overall height of the insert part, so that the insert part not only retrofits already existing drainage systems can be conveniently incorporated, but also claimed in the newly designed drainage system little space in the vertical direction below the top of the drain tank or the attachment part. In this high-lying position, the insert can be easily removed at any time, for example for cleaning or the like.
- a drainage system is arranged with an at least the pivoting path of the collecting tray flap in the open position corresponding distance below the removable part in the insert insert inserted in the drain itself even a odor trap insert or another insert for another, wastewater controlling function.
- the insert in the attachment provides at any time possible security against odors from the drain tank, against a reflux, eg the rise of liquid or foam, and the security against from the drain tank high-climbing insects, and thus also has a redundancy function for the other insert.
- the removably inserted insert part can be secured in position from above by means of a weight-holding function, a clamp-holding function or a detachable locking mount of the grate positioned above it.
- a weight-holding function for example, the grate with appropriately shaped hold-downs can ensure that the insert is not pushed up.
- the insert may be positioned in the attachment part with a corresponding at least in the pivoting path of the collecting tray flap in the open position distance above the bottom of the tub drain tank. In this case, if appropriate, no further insert part is provided in the drainage container, or a further insert part is placed outside the pivoting path of the collecting bowl flap.
- the fire protection charge does not pollute in the normal wastewater and odor control function of the drainage system, it is expedient to accommodate them in an encapsulation, expediently of a plastic which is softened or decomposed under heat, such as at 120 ° C, so that the fire protection charge immediately unfolds their Abschschottende effect and driving effect on the flap.
- Insert parts E shown in FIGS. 1 to 10 for wastewater-related applications are separately prefabricated assemblies which can be incorporated into new drainage systems either for retrofitting into existing drainage systems or as optional initial equipment, in addition to an odor trap function and at least one backflow prevention function, if appropriate even a backwater function, and in addition a safety function against the insects climbing out of the drain tank upwards and / or a fire protection function in case of fire, ie to cause a safe top-side closure for a drainage system that opens automatically with incoming wastewater and wastewater in the Drain system.
- the inserts shown are based on the principle of operation of a sealing seat and a hinged flap, for example, even the so-called Klenk flap, ie a collecting shell flap, which is held by a force storage such as a weight in its closed position on the sealing seat of an inlet funnel, at inflow of sewage traps and collects a certain volume, and then opens fully in one go to either allow further inflow, or to drain the trapped liquid volume down, and then quickly return to the closed position.
- Klenk flap ie a collecting shell flap
- This well-known principle is implemented with modern plastic or metal molding techniques and adapted to the modern design and conditions, especially in the top of drain containers and / or attachment parts to universally applicable, low-build and functionally reliable To create inserts.
- the illustrated inserts are circular with a centric also circular opening and a round collecting tray flap.
- the circular shape is not a must.
- the inserts could have any geometric configurations. Further, the shapes of the catch tray flap could be other than shown, as could the position of the seal seat in the feed hopper with respect to the outer edge of the insert.
- the components shown may be plastic molded parts, or for special applications, including metal moldings.
- Insert E in Figures 1, 2 and 3 consists e.g. from several plastic injection-molded parts, which are combined to form an assembly.
- a shallow inlet funnel 1 has at the outer edge D an annular sealing frame R, in the center of a discharge nozzle 2, on the underside of the inlet funnel 1 in a pivot bearing 7 a pivotable collecting tray flap 3, and in the wall of the inlet funnel 1 an integrated, part of the outlet 2 forming, upwardly raised evasion dome 4, which provides for a arranged in a holder 5 of the collecting tray flap 3 weight 6 the necessary space on the underside of the insert part E, so that the collecting shell flap 3 from the in Figs. 1 to 3 in the open position (see Fig. 4) shown.
- the funnel axis X is at the same time the center axis of the outer edge D and the outlet nozzle 2.
- the pivot bearing has a pivot axis 7, which extends in the embodiment shown outside of the outlet nozzle 2 and perpendicular to the funnel axis X.
- the example tubular support 5 for the weight 6 is connected to the collecting shell flap 3 via a lever arm.
- the collecting bowl flap 3 has an upwardly open, scoop-like shape to catch a certain volume of, for example, a liquid (in the closed position) before the weight of this volume overcomes the force of the weight 6 and the collecting bowl flap 3 in Figs 2 and 3 counterclockwise about the pivot axis 7 brings in the full open position in which the contents of the collecting tray flap 3 is emptied, so that the collecting shell flap 3 under the influence of the weight 6 returns to the closed position shown, or as long as sufficient wastewater enters, remains open.
- the outlet nozzle 2 forms a planar, here approximately circular sealing seat 10 which is inclined at an angle ⁇ relative to the funnel axis X so that the right in Figs. 2 and 3 end of the sealing seat 10 is higher as the left end.
- the sealing seat 10 is formed by a ring seal 8 arranged at the end of the outlet nozzle 2 with at least one circumferential and projecting sealing lip 17. It could be provided a plurality of mutually parallel, circumferential sealing lips 17. Each sealing lip 17 is expediently either in the direction away from the funnel axis X or inclined towards the funnel axis X.
- the ring seal 8 is expediently injection molded in one piece with the inlet funnel 1 in two-component technology, wherein a soft elastomer or rubber is used for the ring seal 8, e.g. thermoplastic TPE.
- the Shore hardness of the ring seal 8 should be below 50 Sh, preferably even below 35 Sh.
- the collecting shell flap 3 has a counter-seating seat 11 for cooperation with the sealing seat 10 or the sealing ring 8.
- ring seals 8 could possibly be provided with sealing lips both in the sealing seat 10 and in the backseat seat 11, or could only be provided in the counter seat 11, a ring seal 8, expediently injected in one piece in two-component technology
- the evacuation dome 4 formed in the inlet funnel 1 defines at the bottom of the inlet funnel 3 and between the outlet nozzle 2 and the outer edge D a clearance 18 for the movement of the weight 6, in the projection of the outer edge D in the direction of the funnel axis X within the outer edge D. is placed.
- the outer edge D of the insert part E is defined in the embodiment shown in FIGS. 1 to 3 by a circumferential high web 16, which is united with the inlet funnel 1, and on which the sealing frame R is attached.
- the sealing frame optionally also manufactured in two-component technology with the inlet funnel 1, has an internal, circumferential and inwardly open groove and is connected to the side edges 14 of the U-groove on the upper and lower sides of the upper web 16.
- sealing frame R an upper circumferential, radially beyond the outer edge D outwardly projecting support flange 13 (at the same time a sealing flange or a sealing lip), and on the outer edge D outwardly projecting sealing structure 15, here with a plurality of outwardly projecting sealing lips 12th
- the outer edge D could also be designed flat to save height.
- the over the outer edge D outwardly voraturde sealing structure 15, here with the sealing lips 12, should make it possible to insert the insert E with the sealing frame in corresponding receiving areas of different dimensions only in the direction of the funnel axis X and position secure in a sealing position, wherein the sealing structure swells dimensional differences or compensates.
- the insertion part E has a height h1, which is up to a maximum of about 40%, preferably only a maximum of 35%, of the outer diameter d of the insert part when the collecting trapdoor 3 is in the closed position.
- the size of the sealing seat 10 and the collecting shell flap 3 and the position of the pivot axis 7 are selected so that the height of the insert E is in the open position befindaji collecting shell flap 3 only up to about 70% of the outer diameter d.
- the outer diameter d preferably corresponds to about two and a half times the inner diameter d1 of the sealing seat 10 (d1 ⁇ 40% d).
- the insert part shown in Fig. 4 differs from that of Figs. 1 to 3 by another embodiment of the outer edge D of the inlet funnel 1 and the sealing frame R in the region of the outer edge D. And that is in this embodiment, a sealing frame R in the manner of a profile sealing ring in an outwardly open, circumferential groove 19 in the outer edge D is knotted, with also an optionally considerable sealing structure on the outer edge D outward to compensate dimensional differences of the seat used in each case for inserting the insert E can.
- the sealing frame R could also be molded in two-component technology.
- an upper, circumferential rigid support flange 13 ' is formed, which projects beyond the outer edge D to the outside and serves for the height positioning of the insert part.
- the sealing seat 10 is furthermore designed without a seal, and the counter-seating seat 11 is provided with the ring seal 8, which may be injection-molded in two-component technology, and the at least one sealing lip 17.
- a closed cavity could be incorporated into the catcher shell flap which is filled, for example, with air or other gas, optionally compressed, and which helps the catcher flap to float better and rapidly under rising liquid is pressed into the closed position.
- the insert part E for example, the Fig. 1 to 3 in a manhole section 24 of an attachment part A of a drain system S inserted from above and positioned with the support flange 13 is substantially horizontal.
- the attachment part A has a lower insertion end 20, an upper, the open top comprehensive frame 21 with a seat 22 for example, a grate 23 or an insertion lid, wherein the shaft portion 24, which is slightly narrower than the seat 22, an inclined shoulder 25th extends downwards.
- the positioning and sealing of the insert in the attachment part A is performed exclusively by the sealing frame R.
- the grate 23 secures with not shown hold-downs, or by its weight, or a press fit in the seat 22, the inserted insert E against rising.
- the insert E can be removed at any time after removal of the grate 23, e.g. for cleaning work in the underlying drainage system.
- the insert E is about the Fig. 1 to 3 installed in a drain system S, which may be a conventional floor, bath or basement drain system and connectable with horizontal pipe connections 26 to a channel system drain tank B and at least one in the open top of the drain container B inserted attachment A, such as the type shown in Fig. 5, has.
- the drain tank B could also or only have a downwardly oriented pipe run 26 '.
- the top of the drain tank B is formed with a seat 27, in which the attachment part A is plugged in upright on a lower shoulder 28 from above and sealed by a seal 29. If the drain tank B be installed without attachment A, then the grate 23 would be inserted into the seat 27 instead of the seal 29.
- a further insert part E1 can be removably arranged, for example, a smell trap, the water level dependent makes a permanent odor trap function and the top is below the seat 27.
- the insert E is inserted from above into the shaft section in the attachment part A and fixed in its sealing position, and optionally secured by the grate 23.
- an intermediate distance is provided which corresponds at least to the extent to which the collecting shell flap 3 shifts downwards during the opening movement. It is used so to speak here between the inlet level of the grate 23 in the attachment part A depending on the installation height to the insert E1 in the drain B used to accommodate the insert E so that it does not require structural modifications of the drain system S and yet an additional odor trap function, Non-return function and insect barrier function.
- a drain system S is shown, typically a bath or tub drainage system (shower tray), with a top-side grate 23, here very short attachment A for installing a horizontal sealing plane, and the low-build drain B whose bottom 31 via the pipe socket 26 can be connected to the secondary duct system.
- a drain system S typically a bath or tub drainage system (shower tray), with a top-side grate 23, here very short attachment A for installing a horizontal sealing plane, and the low-build drain B whose bottom 31 via the pipe socket 26 can be connected to the secondary duct system.
- the attachment part A contains the insert part E, for example of the type shown in Fig. 4.
- the sealing frame R of the insert E seals in the shaft section 24 'of the attachment part A, while the support flange 13' of the insert part placed on the support shoulder 25 'of the attachment part A. is.
- the sealing plane formed between the upper side of the drainage container B and the underside of the upper edge flange of the attachment part A is indicated at 29 '.
- hold-down 29 are provided on the underside, which secure the insert E in the sealing position shown upwards.
- the insert A is after removal of the grate 23 at any time pulled up and just as easily used again.
- the insert part E of FIG. 1 to 3 is placed directly below the upper side of the drainage container B without the aid of an attachment A, namely in a shaft section 24 "provided underneath the seat 27.
- the catch tray flap utilizes the available height to the bottom 31 of the drain box for pivoting to the open position.
- the insert E can be secured in position only by the sealing engagement of the sealing frame R.
- the grate used 23 is used for additional assurance of the insert E used.
- the round shape of the sealing seat and the collecting bowl flap is appropriate.
- the sealing seat 10 and the collecting tray flap could also have a different geometric shape to minimize, for a given passage cross-section, the height that the collecting tray flap occupies in the full open position.
- the shape of the sealing seat 10 and the collecting shell flap could be elliptical, with the ellipse main axis parallel to the pivot axis 7, or could be flattened the pivot axis 7 distant part of the contour of the collecting shell flap.
- the insert part E shown in FIG. 9 is similar to that of FIG. 1, but designed for a fire protection effect.
- the inlet funnel 1 and, for example, designed as a collecting tray flap 3 flap may consist of a plastic high temperature resistance, or even be metal moldings (castings or Blechcrofteile).
- the insert E is equipped with a fire protection charge C, e.g. is positioned at the bottom of the inlet funnel 1.
- an apron 32 round in the embodiment shown is formed (or attached) to the inlet funnel as a holder 8, which extends down to above the position of the sealing seat 10 and the closed flap 3. In the skirt 32, the fire protection charge C is set.
- the fire protection charge C may be an annular cuff, or only a C-cup shaped body extending to the side of the weight 6 up to the dashed line 37.
- the fire protection charge is suitably encapsulated on all sides, outside of the skirt 32, and inside of a tube 34 with an end flange 38 which is clipped with projections 35 in recesses in the lower edge region of the skirt 32.
- the fire protection charge is expediently applied externally to the pipe 34, so that it can be easily attached after completion of the insert E.
- the insert E equipped with the charge C can optionally be retrofitted as a replacement of the insert E shown in FIG.
- the tube 34 with the flange 38 is suitably made of a material, For example, plastic, which softens at about 120 ° C, and so the expansion of the fire protection batch is not a hindrance.
- the fire protection charge C is first used to hold the collecting tray flap 3 reliably in the closed position and press even harder before finally the entire cross section is sealed off inside the skirt and the closed collecting tray flap is embedded in blocking position.
- the insert part E of Fig. 9 is integrated into the drain system S, in the embodiment shown in the attachment part A of the drain tank B, in which as another insert part E1, for example, a water level-dependent conventional bell odor trap is used.
- the insert E1 could also be another insert provided with a different function, or no insert.
- the Einatzteil E could be arranged with the collecting tray flap 3 directly in the drain tank B.
- the encapsulation of the fire protection charge C is expedient because the material optionally has hygroscopic properties or can be easily contaminated and impaired in its action. Optionally, however, a thin plastic skin or the like is sufficient to shield the fire protection charge C.
- the fire protection charge C could finally be a prefabricated unit that fits the insert E or inlet funnel 1 and can also be retrofitted in the insert or the drain system S, if after prolonged operation of the "normal" drainage system, the risk of fire established. Due to the design of the insert provides with the available to the sealing seat 10 installation space ideal conditions to install a relatively large fire protection charge that is the normal wastewater treatment function of the insert E or the drain system S at no time in the way.
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