Rohrdurchführung

Rohrdurchführung refers to the process or component used to safely and effectively pass a pipe or conduit through a wall, floor, ceiling, or other barrier. This is a crucial element in construction and engineering to maintain structural integrity, prevent leaks, and ensure proper separation between different environments or systems. The specific design and materials of a Rohrdurchführung depend heavily on the application, including the type of pipe, the nature of the barrier, and any environmental considerations such as fire resistance, water pressure, or chemical exposure.

Common types of Rohrdurchführungen include simple sleeves or grommets for basic sealing, more complex firestop systems that incorporate intumescent materials to expand and seal off the opening in case of a fire, and specialized designs for high-pressure or hazardous material applications. Proper installation is vital to prevent issues such as water infiltration, air leakage, sound transmission, and the spread of fire or smoke. Engineering standards and building codes often dictate the requirements for Rohrdurchführungen in various situations, ensuring safety and longevity of the structure.