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Durgo Air Admittance Valves
How the Air Admittance Valve worksThe task of sewage system venting is to admit
air into the system in order to break the vacuum
when discharge or drainage of a fixture creates
negative pressure flows through the pipes.
These vacuums may otherwise empty the traps
Venting to atmosphereAn open vent pipe is needed to discharge the
air drawn in through the Air Admittance Valves
and to eliminate any possible positive pressure
in the DWV system. It is also necessary to vent
at least one vent to atmosphere in certain
jurisdictions to faciliate the entire DWV system.
Closed valveOpen valve
In single-family housing developments, every
tenth house is usually equipped with an open vent
pipe located downstream. Since no cold air flowing
through the end of the sewer pipe, the risk of
freezing is reduced in shallow runs of pipe.
and allow foul air to escapefrom the DWV
(Drainage Waste Vent) leaking foul odors indoors.
Durgo Air Admittance Valves open in the event
of a vacuum and admits air into the sewer system.
The valve is otherwise closed and is perfectly tight.
Installations in Multi-family
apartment buildings
· Use a larger size of the horizontal sewer
main also at the bend and for a short
distance up the riser.
· Use a larger size of the horizontal sewer
main and bend.
· Install a separate riser for the lower
floors of the building.
Secondary ventingSecondary venting is used for increasing the
capacity and/or reducing the size of the
horizontal sewer branch. It is important for the
whole of the horizontal branch to be flushed
Forewarning of blockageDurgo Air admittance Valves also provides warning of incipient blockage
of the sewer system. This warning is provided by the water level in the
WC bowl remaining higher than after a normal flushing, and by the slow
drainage of fixtures upstream from the blockage. This warning enables
preventive measures to be taken prior to complete blockage and owerflow
of fixtures.
with liquid. There must be at leastone drain unit
outside the vent pipe connection. Clogging of
the connection could otherwise occur.
A possible problem in apartment buildings is that liquid plugs may form at
the transition from the riser to the horizontal sewer main. This may cause
odours to be forced up through the traps. This problem may occur regardless
of wether the top of the riser is open or fitted with a
valve. This can be avoided by taking one or more
of the following measures:
Sizes and dimensionsDurgo Air Admittance Valves are also produced in number of special
sizes. A number of these various sizes are intended for international
markets. Others are intended for solving problems in obsolete installations.
Part no. Connection. mm
3131547 15-½" threaded.
3131548 20-¾" threaded.
3131554 25-1" threaded.
3131562 32
32,6 adapter
3131570 40
42,6 adapter
3131572 40-1½" threaded. Junior
JIS-40 40-1½" threaded. Senior
3131571 48
313US05 50 with 40 mm cap.
3131505 50
3131505B 55,9 adapter
JIS-50 60
3131513 75
JIS-65 76
3131513B 88,9
3131521 90
3131521A 100
3131539 110
JIS-100 113
JIS-125 140
160 adapter
JAPAN
USA
GERM
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UK
FRANCE
HOLLAND
AUSTRIA
ITALY
DENM
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SW
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NORWAY
FIN
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TAIW
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AUSTRALIA
SAUDI ARABIA
In the table, Swedish
standard sizes are shown
in bold typeface.
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The launch of the Durgo Air Admittance Valve in 1974 heralded a revolution in
sewage pipework installations worldwide. Air Admittance Valves are now standard,
and the Durgo AAV is unsurpassed in capacity, reliability and quality. The true
beauty of this product is in it's simplicity of design and function, with the body
made of ABS plastic and the seal of EPDM rubber.
PAT 7906706-2
Durgo Air Admittance Valves are 100 % maintenance-free.
Durgo Air Admittance Valves are manufactured in more than 20 sizes. High-rise
buildings or single family homes, large or small, there is always a Durgo AAV
suitable for the job. Reliable proof of quality is that Durgo AAV's have been
specified for millions of installations worldwide.
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