Drainage channel HYDROline

The lowered channel made of nodular cast iron can withstand the highest forms of stress (class F 900) and is the solution for special areas of application. From the advantages of easy installation to the robust design, the HYDROline combines both the system of the drainage channel and that of the evaporation channel.

Ultra flat

The drainage channel has an installation height of only 31 mm and is easy to install without a large foundation.

Concrete anchors

The HYDROline has 3 concrete anchors that together with the ribbed underside create a very strong connection with the concrete. Due to this connection the lowered gutter is rattle-free in use.

Hollow shapes

The hollow shapes between the connecting pieces ensure good drainage, so that water is properly drained even with a small difference in level.

Type I

The HYDROline does not require a concrete casing. This offers architectural freedom. The channel can be directly asphalted, paved or also built into a screed applied to the subfloor.

More benefits

Drain element

Drainage element with an easily removable grille and an integrated bottom outlet for a sewer pipe (DN 100). The grille is secured with a bolt and thus offers protection against theft and vandalism.

Special elements

For special installation locations, the HYDROline offers the following elements: L-element, T-element, cross element, pavement element and element with inlay pieces for cleaning.

References


Parking garage	Hotel	Storage shed

Installation direction

The installation direction of the gutters is always against the flow direction and starts at the connection to the base pipe or at the sand trap element. If the elements are laid in two different directions, the profile groove must be removed with a flex or end walls must be used at the meeting of the elements to prevent a gap. When laying, it must generally be ensured that the individual gutter elements are installed vertically and not pushed against each other!

Flow direction = blue arrows, laying direction = black arrows

Principles of Drainage Channel Construction

All delivered parts must be checked for perfect condition. Damaged parts must not be installed!
The choice of the most suitable installation method for your case is the responsibility of the commissioned specialist consultancy firm, which has the necessary knowledge to assess the situation.
The type of installation of the drainage channels depends on the installation locations with the associated traffic load and the planned hardening. The installation locations are divided into classes A 15 to F 900 in EN 1433. From class C, all cover grilles must be secured in a traffic-safe manner. The foundation of the drainage channels must be in accordance with the traffic load.
Horizontal loads from traffic or the thermal behaviour of the pavement must be absorbed by a sufficiently dimensioned concrete lining of the gutter bodies and by expansion joints that are applied in the longitudinal direction of the gutter, in particular in adjacent concrete surfaces. Joints transverse to the gutter series must always be applied to the gutter joint. The installation direction of the gutters always runs against the flow direction and starts at the connection to the sewer.
Adjacent paving must be placed 5 mm higher than the surface of the cover grid or edge protection, taking into account subsequent settlement and subsidence. Appropriate measures must be taken to prevent the road surface and gutters from washing away and flooding.
Where extreme horizontal forces are expected across the drainage channel, e.g. at road crossings, slip roads or on motorways, the drainage channels must be laterally secured with reinforced road surface concrete.

Load classes according to DIN EN 1433


Class A 15	Class B 125	Class C 250	Class D 400	Class E 600	Class F 900
Footpaths, cycle paths, green areas	Pedestrian zones, parking lots	Roadsides, parking spaces	Public roads and parking lots	Industry, defense, high wheel loads	Airports, industrial estates, very high wheel loads