Wavin Quickstream Siphonic Roof Drainage: Water Management

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Water management
PRODUCT AND INSTALLATION MANUAL
Wavin QuickStream
Siphonic Roof Drainage
Contents
QuickStream
Information 2–4 Pipe and Fittings 37–42
1. General System Information 2 5. Wavin QuickStream Pipes and Fittings 37

1.1 Introduction 2 5.1 Technical Data 37
1.2 The Wavin QuickStream Roof Drainage System 3 5.2 Jointing Techniques 38
1.3 The Wavin QuickStream System Performance 4 5.3 Installation of Expansion Joints 41
5.4 Fire Protection 42
Installation 5–8 5.5 Thermal and Acoustic Insulation 42
2. General Installation Principles 5 Product Details 43–56

2.1 Basic Rules 5
2.2 General Installation Recommendations 8 6. Product Range 43
2.3 Sequence of Installation 8 6.1 Roof Outlets 43
6.2 Bracketing System 44
Bracketing System 9–19 6.3 Pipes and Fittings 48
6.4 Tools and Accessories 55
3. Wavin QuickStream Bracketing System 9
3.1 Introduction 9 General Information 57–59
3.2 Wavin QuickStream Bracketing Components 10
3.3 Overview of Bracketing Installation Principles 11 7. Commissioning and Maintenance 57
3.4 Wavin QuickStream Bracketing Installation Principles 12 7.1 Commissioning 57
7.2 Maintenance 57
Roof Outlets 20–36 7.3 Problem Solving / Technical Support 58
8. Appendices 58
4. Wavin QuickStream Roof Outlets 20 8.1 Gaps and Joints 58
4.1 System Description 20
4.2 Planning Principles (Number/Positions) of Roof Outlets 20
4.3 Wavin QuickStream QS-M-75 Roof Outlets 21
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Information
QuickStream
1. General System Information Figure 1: Conventional roof outlet
1.1 Introduction
Wavin QuickStream is a siphonic roof drainage system. Whereas

in conventional gravity roof drainage systems gravity is the only
driving force for discharge, in siphonic systems a gravity induced
vacuum will boost the drainage function. This is achieved by
preventing air being sucked into the roof outlets during heavy
rainfall.
A specially designed roof outlet with an air baffle and anti vortex
vane only allows the intake of water and prevents the ingress of
air, so allowing full-bore flow to be achieved (see figures 1 & 2).
At full-bore flow, the difference in height between the roof outlets
and the rainwater discharge level is utilised to gain the energy
that will increase the flow velocity of the water in the pipework.
The combination of elimination of air in the pipework and the

increased flow velocities, result in a considerable increase
in discharge capacity, leading to a significant reduction of the
pipe dimensions.
Siphonic drainage technology has become the standard in

industrial and logistic applications and many other areas.
Figure 2: Siphonic roof outlet
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1.2 The Wavin QuickStream Roof Drainage System A small selection of customers who have already benefited
from the Wavin QuickStream system:
Wavin has decades of experience in the drainage of roof surfaces
using siphonic drainage. The Wavin QuickStream system has Palm Paper factory, Kings Lynn, UK.
been used widely across, Europe and in many international 53,000m2 roof area
projects. Aldi Central Warehouse, Radevormwald, Germany.
32,000m2 roof area
Wavin system benefits: Central Railway Station, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Smaller pipe dimensions 20,000m2 roof area
Thanks to a special calculation procedure, the pipes can be Airbus A380, Hamburg, Germany.
designed with very small diameters. 20,000m2 roof area
Fewer roof outlets Carrefour Shopping Centre, Fiano di Pontecagnano, Italy.
High-performance roof outlets achieve an excellent litre 40,000m2 roof area
performance even at low back up heights. Audi, Münchsmünster, Germany.
Less groundwork 39,000m2 roof area
Most of the groundwork can be saved by reducing the Meander Medical Centre, Amersfoort, Netherlands.
downpipes. 21,000m2 roof area
Fast installation BMW, Regensburg, Germany.
Special clamp designs and a well-matched bracketing 70,000m2 roof area
system allow for fast installation. United Nations City, Copenhagen, Denmark.
Reduced maintenance overhead 28,000m2 roof area
Fewer downpipes also means that fewer manholes are Blokker Distribution Centre, Geldermalsen, Netherlands.
required. This saves maintenance/inspection time and thus 86,000m2 roof area
money. Mercedes factory, Kecskmet, Hungary.
No pipe gradient required 250,000m2 roof area
The lines can be routed through apertures in the binder
without a gradient.
Shorter building time
The concreting work for the foundation slab is less
dependent on siphonic drainage, since very few downpipe
connections are required inside the industrial building.
Lower insulation costs
Smaller pipes also mean lower costs for insulation at the
same time.

Information
QuickStream
1.3 The Wavin QuickStream System Performance
The Wavin project team, comprising numerous skilled ...With a user-friendly software and an extensive training program
professionals, is happy to provide support to help you implement (software training, hydraulic training, or processing training) we
your building project... are happy to share our knowledge and our experience with you...
...Qualified advice in your office or on the construction site, for ...High static and dynamic loads that occur in siphonic drainage,
example, at a project meeting, are a matter of course for the are no problem for the quick installation system. Wavin offers a
Wavin field service team... complete bracketing system from 40-315mm...
...The “heart” of a siphonic drainage system. Wavin offers an ...An extensive pipe system especially tailored to the requirements
extensive roof outlet range with extensive accessories to ensure of the siphonic drainage technique is available in the dimensions
optimum system performance... 40-315mm.
Installation
QuickStream
2. General Installation Principles 2.1.2 Fix Roof Outlets and Pipe System According to
Wavin’s Instructions
2.1 Basic Rules
One of the key elements in a Wavin QuickStream system is the
To ensure proper functioning of the Wavin QuickStream siphonic roof outlet. Improper or incomplete installation might cause
roof drainage system, some general requirements related to the condensation and/or leakages. In most Wavin QuickStream
design and installation of the system must be met. Therefore systems, long horizontal pipes will be installed below the roof.
please note the following important rules: For this part of the installation please follow Wavin’s installation
1. Installation to Wavin system design recommendations mentioned in section 3. Wavin has developed
2. Fix Roof Outlets and Pipe System according to Wavin’s special brackets for an easy and secure installation of the
instructions horizontal collector pipes.
3. No slope in horizontal pipes
4. No siphons in the system 2.1.3 No Slope in Horizontal Pipes
5. No obstructions in the pipe system
6. Only use 45° Bends and 45° Tees unless specified differently In horizontal pipes, no slope is required to transport the water to
7. Use only Eccentric Reducers / Increasers the downpipe since the system operates at high velocities due
8. Only install expansion joints where provided in the design to the energy head, which is equal to the height of the building.
9. Do not connect gravity pipelines to the Wavin QuickStream A small slope is neither beneficial nor disadvantageous for the
system operation of the system. For ease of installation, we recommend
10. Use prescribed pipe materials and pipe classes to use no slope in the horizontal pipes. If a slope in the horizontal
pipe is desirable to improve emptying of the system after a
2.1.1 Installation to Wavin System Design rainfall, Wavin advises to keep the slope below 1:200.
For each Wavin QuickStream system, Wavin will make a 2.1.4 No Siphons in The System
site-specific hydraulic design. Deviations from design might
impair design criteria and discharge capacities. A negative slope or an upward placed bend into the flow direction
will create a siphon. In siphonic systems this is not allowed
Wavin uses dedicated software to design Wavin QuickStream since during the start-up of the system air might be entrapped,
systems. This means that the installation should be made exactly preventing a full-bore flow.
according to the drawings supplied by Wavin. Every deviation
from design in the installation might lead to an imbalance of Figure 4: No negative slope Figure 5: No upward placed
the system, resulting in incorrect functioning of the system. bends
All deviations from the supplied drawings should therefore be
discussed in advance with Wavin’s design department. Wavin
will always send a written reply to such a request.
Figure 3: Example installation drawing

Installation
QuickStream
2.1.5 No Obstructions in The Pipe System 2.1.7 Use Only Eccentric Reducers/Increasers
All pipe ends should be checked and freed from burrs. Burrs, dirt Diameter changes in horizontal collecting pipes must be made
and other obstructions might influence the proper functioning of with eccentric reducers. In order to accelerate the evacuation of
the system. Preferably, electro-fusion couplers should be applied. air, the topside of the collector must remain on the same level
However, butt welds are also allowed in the Wavin QuickStream when a reducer / increaser is installed in the flow direction.
polyethylene pipe system.
Figure 9: Use only eccentric reducers in the flow direction with
Figure 6: Wrongly and properly cut pipe ends the top side at the same level
2.1.6 Only Use 45° Bends and 45° Tees
Bends of 90° have a higher flow resistance than two 45° bends.
The design of the system is based on using two 45° bends
instead of one 90° bend unless specified differently. Installing 90°
bends is consequently not allowed unless specified by Wavin
(see Figure 7). Pipe diameter must never reduce in the flow direction in
horizontal pipes.
For the same reason only 45° Tees are allowed instead of 90°
Tees unless specified by Wavin (see Figure 8). Figure 10: Install increasers in the flow direction before a Tee
Figure 7: Use only 45º bends, no 90º bends
Figure 8: Use only 45º Tees, no 90º Tees
Installation of eccentric reducers in vertical pipes should be

positioned with the level side facing the wall. This allows for ease
of installation, particularly when fixing rails and clamps are used.
Furthermore, it is more effective during priming of the system
(see Figure 11).
Figure 11: Install eccentric reducers in a vertical pipe with the 2.1.8 Only Install Expansion Joints Where Provided in
level side facing the wall The Design
Once installed, the Wavin QuickStream system is subjected

to temperature changes and dynamic loads. Any oscillation or
vibration, originating from partly filled pipes, must be effectively
damped. Wherever possible it is strongly recommended to make
all joints tensile resistant.
In some countries, it is common practice to provide each 5-meter

pipe-length in the vertical downpipe with an expansion joint,
while in other countries no expansion joints are used and fixing
clamps are directly installed to the wall. It is not good practice to
install an expansion joint in horizontal collector pipes. In those
cases where expansion joints are applied, appropriate fixing is
required. Guidance is given in section 5.3.
In general, Wavin does not advise the practice of absorbing axial

displacements by expansion loops or flexible legs in a Wavin
QuickStream PE system, unless provided in the design proposal.
2.1.9 Do Not Connect Gravity Pipelines to The Wavin

QuickStream System
Any open (gravity) connection to a Wavin QuickStream system will

allow the intake of air and thus can severely impair the siphonic
function. Therefore, such connections cannot be allowed in the
design. Also, attention should be paid on not allowing extensions
at a later date. Extensions to the building will require its own
dedicated rainwater discharge system.

Installation
QuickStream
2.1.10 Use Prescribed Pipe Materials and Pipe Classes Figure 13: Temporary draining solution during installation
As Wavin QuickStream siphonic systems are subjected to both

positive and negative pressures, as well as axial loadings, only
Wavin’s recommended and quoted pipework materials, fixing
materials and ancillaries should be used. In case of deviations,
advice must be sought from Wavin’s technical team.
H≥0.2xL L
Figure 12: Only use Wavin recommended and quoted pipework H
2.3 Sequence of Installation
In most cases the horizontal collector pipe will be installed

underneath the roof. In this situation the following sequence
is advised:
Installation of the emergency overflow systems to prevent
potential problems of water on the roof and inside the
building
Installation of the Wavin QuickStream roof outlets in the roof
2.2 General Installation Recommendations
construction at the positions according to the design. Follow
the installation instructions as supplied with each product
Until the Wavin QuickStream system is required to deal with
Plug off the outlet to prevent contamination of the system
any water discharges, it is recommended to close the roof
and water entering the system during the construction works
outlets on the roof. Otherwise, contamination of various kinds
Installation of the roofing material and fixing the outlet in the
could penetrate into the pipe system. Once the installation of
roofing material
the roofing materials has been completed and the whole roof is
Installation of the hanging rails and brackets according to the
cleared from loose rubble, the plugs can be removed from the
design (see chapter 3)
roof outlets.
Installation of the horizontal collector pipe and the roof outlet
connecting pipes and then the vertical pipework top-down
It is strictly prohibited to sweep dirt from the roof into the
according to the supplied drawings. Use fix point brackets
roof outlets. Particular caution must be applied to remove all
where indicated in the design
the cement waste. Once mixed with water cement could set
Check the bracketing system for fixing and/or sliding
permanently in the pipework, thereby severely reducing the
brackets
discharge capacity.
Install discharge points
Check if discharge can take place unhindered and with
If it is suspected that the system has become contaminated
sufficient capacity
during the building process, it is strongly recommended to clean
Commission pipework by pressure testing (see chapter 7)
the system before completion.
Clean roof surface
Un-plug Wavin QuickStream roof outlets
If it is required to discharge water from the roof during installation,
Dismantle temporary emergency overflows
the roof should be free from dirt. The already installed horizontal
collector pipes can be extended using temporary pipes to
Pipe sections located in either floor and/or walls must be pressure
outside the building. The pipes outside the building should be
tested prior to the casting of concrete. In order to prevent any
extended to a minimum height between the roof and the outflow
ingress of mortar into the system, these pipe sections must be
as shown in Figure. 13.
capped-off thoroughly. Open pipe ends must be well protected
against possible damage by using PE caps.
Bracketing System
QuickStream
3. Wavin QuickStream Bracketing Benefits of Wavin QuickStream bracketing system:
Approved system from 40 – 315mm
System
Only a few tools required for installation
Time saving during installation
3.1 Introduction
Special pipe clamp design holds pipe in place
Rail connections are longitudinally friction locked
Particularly high dynamic forces occur in siphonic roof drainage
Constant distance (35mm) between the rails and the pipe
systems in addition to the expansion forces of PE pipework; this
from 40 – 315mm
is due to high speeds in combination with large volume flows.
The bracketing system must be dimensioned so that all resultant
Anchor point constructions:
forces be safely absorbed.
An anchor point is located at least every 10m in the drainage
system. The anchor points distribute the forces, e. g., from
The Wavin QuickStream bracketing system has been
longitudinal extension to the rail system and from the rail system
independently, externally assessed & accredited as suitable for
to the building. The fasteners must be suitable for these forces.
use in siphonic drainage systems. All forces (caused by static,
This is why the Wavin QuickStream bracketing system includes 3
dynamic and thermal stresses) that occur during operation of a
different anchor rails (parallel rails above the pipe) and appropriate
siphonic drainage system are safely absorbed by the bracketing
accessories (connectors, hangers, etc.), to match the pipe size.
system. The system thus meets the requirements of DIN 1986-
100 dedicated rainwater discharge system.
Type 1) Dimension 40 – 160mm – Rail dimension 30/30mm
Based on decades of experience Wavin has developed an
innovative quick-mounting system. The bracketing system is
designed for particularly easy installation. The special clamp
Anchor points can be easily created using anchor point insert
design holds the PE pipe in place during mounting & installation
shells. Complicated arrangement of electrofusion sockets (on
preventing the pipe from moving. This considerably facilitates
both sides) is not required. The insert shells are inserted into the
installation.
pipe clamp, and then the clamp is tightened. This makes it easy
to retroactively create an anchor point construction.
Latching clamp
Rail
Pipe
Support for pipe
Rail 30/45 Rail 41/62

Rail 30/30
35mm 35mm
Ø 40 – 160mm
Ø 200 – 250mm
Ø 315mm

10
Outlet Outlet
3 4 1 2 3
FP SP SP FP
30/30
Trapezoidal hanger
30/45
6
41/62 30/30 – 30/30 Threaded rods M 10
30/45 – 30/45
Wavin QuickStream PIM

3 Anchor rails
41/62 – 41/62
30/30 – 30/45
2 Rail hangers
1 Rail connectors
QuickStream
Bracketing System
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3.2 Wavin QuickStream Bracketing Components
6 Downpipe bracket, pipe clamp with

retaining plate
4 Anchor point
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Trapezoidal hangers
5 Pipe fixing drain-connection pipe
Threaded rod
Pipe clamp with connecting

2 5
thread M 10
Mounted anchor point
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Fixing Distances Drain connecting pipe > 0.8m – 2m (Installation without FP = Fixed anchor point
Da X Y T anchor channel) If the distance between the first fastener SP = Sliding point
mm mm mm mm (on the drain) to the collecting pipe is less than the max.
Drain – connecting pipe ≤ 0.8m distance between fasteners (distance T, see page 18, Drain – connecting pipe > 2.0m
40 0.80 0.90 2.00* (No fastener) table. 5), a second pipe clamp is not required. (Installation with anchor channel)
50 0.80 0.90 2.00*
56 0.80 0.90 2.00*
63 0.80 0.90 2.00*
X Horizontal pipe clamp min. 0.5m
75 0.80 1.20 2.00* distances Distance “T” Distance “T”
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90 0.90 1.40 2.00* Y Vertical pipe clamp (see pages 20 and 21) (see pages 20 and 21)
110 1.10 1.70 2.00* distances
T Fixing distance for anchor 88.5º-Bend 88.5º-Bend 88.5º
125 1.25 1.90 2.00* ≤ 0.8m > 0.8m to 2.0m X X
rail channel -Bend
160 1.60 2.40 2.00* > 2.0m
* The anchor rail must be
200 2.00 3.00 2.00* fastened to the supporting
250 2.00 3.00 2.00* structure at a maximum
315 2.00 3.00 2.00* distance of 0.3m after a fixed
anchor point.
max. 0.3m max.

A A Distance “T” (see Note 1) 0.3m A
Rail Connector
3.3 Overview of Bracketing Installation Principles
x FP x SP FP x FP x SP xSP FP
Maximum distance between fixed points 10m
FP
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Fixed anchor point instructions: Building structure connections:
To create a fixed anchor point, inlay shells are used inside the pipe clamps. To prevent the anchor rail being able to move horizontally, a fixed connection to the
For dimensions 40 – 250mm one anchor point inlay shell is used; 2 are used for 315mm. building structure must be made in the following situations:-
When making a fixed anchor point at a welded joint, only complete the anchor connection after the jointing cooling a break in the anchor rail
time has elapsed. a change in direction (including branch connections)
maximum distance between building connections = 12m
only required for pipe lengths > 2.0m
maximum distance between 2 fixed anchor points = 10m
SP before and after branches, bends and reducers.
Note 1: The anchor rail must be fastened to the supporting structure within 0.3m of a fixed anchor point.
The following pages provide a detailed description of the bracketing installation process.
FP Anchor point
with inlay shell
Max distance between fixed points 10m

Anchor point Anchor point Concrete downstand beam Joist
with inlay shell with inlay shell
Branch pipe
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Expansion Joint
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Bracketing System
QuickStream
3.4 Wavin QuickStream Bracketing Installation Principles The following specifications assume a maximum temperature
difference of 40 Kelvin (temperature difference between the
3.4.1 Wavin QuickStream Bracketing Rules installation temperature of the PE material and the expected
operating temperature). For larger temperature differences,
3.4.1.1 Pipe Clamp Distances we recommend the use of long sleeves. – Please refer to the
Appendix for a description of this installation (page 60).
When installing pipes with pipe clamps on anchor rails, make
sure that the maximum installation distances as per Table 1 are
not exceeded.
Table 1: Max. horizontal/vertical fastening distances (distances “X” and “Y”)
DN
Max. fastening distance (m)
40 50 56 63 75 90 110 125 160 200 250 315
Horizontal – Ambient Temperature 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.8 0.9 1.1 1.25 1.6 2.0 2.0 2.0
Vertical 0.9 0.9 0.9 0.9 1.2 1.4 1.7 1.90 2.4 3.0 3.0 3.0
Pipe clamp distances at ambient temperatures > 60ºC

To prevent the pipes bending between the fasteners (pipe
clamps) at ambient temperatures > 60ºC, we recommend the
following horizontal fastening distances. There is no need to
change the vertical fastening distances (see Table 2).
Table 2: Max. horizontal fastening distances (distance “X”)
DN
Max. fastening distance (m)
40 50 56 63 75 90 110 125 160 200 250 315
Horizontal 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.6 0.7 0.8 1.4 1.4 1.4 1.4
3.4.1.2 QuickStream Anchor Rail Channels
To ensure safe operation of the siphonic drainage system, a

parallel rail channel is required above collecting pipes > 2.0m.
Different types of anchor rail channels are available for the
various pipe dimensions (see Table 3).
Table 3:
For pipe dimensions Dimensions Length Weight

Description Cat No.
DN – DN (W/H) mm m kg/m
Rail type 1 40 – 160 30/30 6 1.5 4011965
Rail type 2 200 – 250 30/45 6 1.7 4023273
Rail type 3 315 41/62 6 3.3 4011968
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3

Anchor rail channel types 30/30mm 30/45mm 41/62mm
3.4.2 Building Structure Connections 3.4.3 Fastening Downpipes on The Building Structure
To prevent the anchor rail channel being able to move horizontally All downpipes must be fastened securely to the building structure
due to dynamic forces acting on it, a fixed connection of (walls, columns or beams) using pipe clamps due to resulting
the anchor channel with the building structure (for example, forces. The resulting forces can be absorbed in different ways.
downstand beams) is required every 12m. Fastening the downpipe with an anchor rail channel
(type 1–3)
Additionally, in case of interruptions to the anchor channel Taking the maximum distances between pipe clamps into
(bends, for example), a fixed connection to the building structure consideration (see Table. 1, row 2) downpipes can be
must be created at both ends of the anchor channel. Material fastened on a parallel anchor rail channel. The anchor rail
provided by the customer is used for connecting to the building channel must be fastened using material provided by the
structure material (see Figures. 14-16). customer to, e.g., the exterior walls or concrete columns at
least every 2m.
If the pipe system (anchor channel with pipe) is exposed to Direct fastening of the downpipe without an anchor rail
temperature (e.g. solar radiation or heat sources on the shop channel
floor) on one side, we recommend bracing the anchor channel Downpipes are typically fastened directly to the building
laterally in these areas every 5m. Our project team is glad to structure using threaded pipe clamps without a parallel
support you with your implementation needs. anchor rail channel. The clamp connections safely transfer
the resulting forces into the building. The choice of the
Figure 14: Steel structure Figure 15: Concrete threaded rod dimension depends on the pipe dimension and
downstand beam the distance L between the pipe and the building structure
(see Figure. 17). The required threaded tube dimension can
be read off in table. 4. The distances between pipe clamps
as per Table. 1, row 2 must be observed.
Figure 17: Downpipe
Expansion joints are commonly

used in the vertical downpipes.
As there will always be some
friction in the sealing system of
Figure 16: Joist an expansion joint, it is absolutely
required to anchor the expansion
joint (see section 5.3).
Table 4: Threaded rod dimension
Pipe diameter [mm] / Thread

Length L of dimension (inch)
threaded rod (mm)
≤ 90 110 125 160 200 250 315
50 ½" ½" ½" ½" 1" 1" 1"
100 ½" ½" ½" ½" 1" 1" 1"

Bracketing System
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3.4.4 QuickStream Anchor Point Insert Shells Anchor rail channel hanger for anchor point clamps
Insert shells are inserted into the pipe clamps as a quick and Figure 21: Anchor point insert Figure 22: Anchor point insert
easy method of creating anchor points. Up to a pipe dimension shell DN 40 – DN 250 shells DN 315 (2 insert shells)
of 250mm, one anchor point inlay shell is used; 2 anchor point
insert shells are used per anchor point for the dimension 315 mm
(see Figures. 21 and 22). The maximum distance between two
anchor points (horizontal/vertical) must not exceed 10m.
For pipe lengths ≤ 2.0 m, no anchor points are required.

Additionally, anchor points must be installed at branches,
reductions and bends (see Figures. 18-20).
Anchor points must be installed on all 3 connection sides in

branches. If the branch pipe is < 2m long, there is no need to
install an anchor point (e.g. drain connecting pipes) for this pipe.
When an anchor point is created, the anchor channel must be Figure 23: Channel fastener on anchor point
fastened to the supporting structure at a maximum distance
of 0.3m (see Figure. 23). This hanger is only required once per
fitting (branch, reducer) within a straight run. If the parallel anchor
rail channel is interrupted by a bend in the system, a hanger must
< 0.3m
be installed on both sides in this situation.
Figure 18: Side view of Figure 19: Top view bend

reducer
Anchor point with
inlay shell
Anchor point
with inlay shell FP
Figure 20: Top view branch
Anchor point
with inlay shell
Branch pipe
3.4.5 Fastening The Anchor Rail Channel must not be exceeded. Depending on the roof structure, it may
be necessary to reduce the distance between the fasteners.
3.4.5.1 Fastening The Anchor Rail Channel on The Before starting the work, the resulting loads (see Table. 5)
Building Structure (e.g. Trapezoidal Roof) on the supporting structure must be coordinated with the
responsible planning office. Table. 5 also shows the total weight
The anchor channel is fastened to the building structure with a of the individual pipe dimensions, including complete filling and
rail hanger, a threaded rod, and the connection to the structural fastening material.
component. The distance between rail hangers as per Table 5
Figure 24: Overview of fasteners (see page 14 for explanations)
1
Distance “T”
F F F Table 5, Row 1
F
F: Table 5, Row 3
3
2 8
Table 5: Maximum distance between anchor channel hangers
Type 1 Type 2 Type 3

DN* 40 50 56 63 75 90 110 125 160 200 250 315
Distance “T” (m)** 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0 2.0
Weight (kg/m)*** 3.4 4.2 4.7 5.4 6.7 8.8 12.1 15.0 23.3 35.8 54.6 86.9
“F” (kg/m)**** 6.8 8.4 9.4 10.8 13.4 17.6 24.2 30.0 46.6 71.6 109.2 173.8
* Pipe dimension that is attached to the anchor channel
** Maximum distance between the anchor channel hangers
*** Weight of the pipework including full filling and fastening material (total)
**** Resulting weight/load per suspension point at hanger distances as per row 2

Bracketing System
QuickStream
3.4.5.2 Fastening Options for The Pipe System, Figure 25: Single-point hanger Fin kg
Depending on The Maximum Suspended Load
One important planning task is to assess the resulting loads on

trapezoidal sheet metal roof. The weight of pipework in operation
generates a load (weight loads on the trapezoidal sheet). The
permissible load is specified by the responsible planning office
Table 6 shows fastening options for various roof loads, for both
single and two point hangers.
Single point hanger

Weight loads occur depending on the pipe weight and distance
between fasteners. These resulting loads at a maximum distance
between fasteners (2m) are shown in Table 5. If loads exceed the Figure 26: Two-point hanger
maximum weight load of the trapezoidal sheet, e. g., the distance
between fasteners can be reduced (see Figure 24 Distance “T”).
This reduces the weight load per suspension point. m
.1
≥1
kg
Fin
Two-point hanger
In a similar way to the option of reducing the distance between
fasteners, two-point hangers additionally spread the load to
two points using a transverse channel. The weight of the pipe
remains unchanged. However, the forces are spread over twice
the number of suspension points and thus halved.
Note single-/two-point hangers

The permissible weight load of trapezoidal sheets is often stated
in kg/point or kg/m2. The distances between fasteners for anchor
rail channels cannot be reduced arbitrarily. The roof is divided
into load squares (1m × 1m). Therefore mounting distances < 1m
would automatically expose the load square to the load twice.
As a consequence the distance between fasteners and the
distance between load distribution points (see Figure 26 “Two-
point hanger”) should never be less than 1.1m and must always
be coordinated with the appropriate planning office, as weight
loads always need to take work performed for other maintenance
groups into consideration (e. g., heating, ventilation).
Table 6: Load dependent distances between fasteners
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
15 kg/m2 Distance “T” 20 kg/m2 Distance “T” 25 kg/m2 Distance “T”
Da mm F kg/m Tmax m 1-point m 2-point m 1-point m 2-point m 1-point m 2-point m
40 3.40 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
50 4.20 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
56 4.70 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
63 5.40 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
75 6.70 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
90 8.80 2.00 1.70 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
110 12.10 2.00 1.24 2.00 1.65 2.00 2.00 2.00
125 15.00 2.00 X 2.00 1.33 2.00 1.67 2.00
160 23.30 2.00 X 1.29 X 1.72 X 2.00
200 35.80 2.00 X X X 1.12 X 1.40
250 54.60 2.00 X X X X X X
315 86.90 2.00 X X X X X X
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
30 kg/m 2 Distance “T” 35 kg/m2 Distance “T” 40 kg/m2 Distance “T”
Da mm F kg/m Tmax m 1-point m 2-point m 1-point m 2-point m 1-point m 2-point m
40 3.40 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
50 4.20 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
56 4.70 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
63 5.40 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
75 6.70 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
90 8.80 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
110 12.10 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
125 15.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
160 23.30 2.00 1.29 2.00 1.50 2.00 1.72 2.00
200 35.80 2.00 X 1.68 X 1.96 1.12 2.00
250 54.60 2.00 X X X 1.28 X 1.47
315 86.90 2.00 X X X X X X
Explanation of columns
1 Pipe dimensions
2 Weight of pipe dimensions (filled, including fasteners)
3 Maximum distance between anchor channel fasteners
4, 6, 8 Installation using single-point hangers (see Figure 25)
5, 7, 9 Installation using two-point hangers – Load distribution (see Figure 26)
X Fastening with one-or two-point hangers not possible. In this case, a project-specific, custom solution must be developed (e. g., suspending the drainage system on steel beams).

Bracketing System
QuickStream
Sample Calculations 1 2 3 4 5
15 kg/m2 Distance “T”
Given:
Da mm F kg/m Tmax m 1-point m 2-point m
Pipe dimension: 110mm
Maximum permissible fastener load on trapezoidal roof: 15kg 40 3.40 2.00 2.00 2.00
50 4.20 2.00 2.00 2.00
Required: 56 4.70 2.00 2.00 2.00
Possible fastener type and distance between fasteners. 63 5.40 2.00 2.00 2.00
75 6.70 2.00 2.00 2.00
Solution:
90 8.80 2.00 1.70 2.00
Distance between fasteners:
Single-point: 1.24m 110 12.10 2.00 1.24 2.00
Two-point: 2.00m 125 15.00 2.00 X 2.00
160 23.30 2.00 X 1.29
200 35.80 2.00 X X
250 54.60 2.00 X X
315 86.90 2.00 X X
Given: 1 2 3 4 5
30 kg/m2 Distance “T”
Maximum permissible fastener load on trapezoidal roof: 30kg
Required: 40 3.40 2.00 2.00 2.00
56 4.70 2.00 2.00 2.00
Solution: 63 5.40 2.00 2.00 2.00
75 6.70 2.00 2.00 2.00
Single-point: X (not possible)
90 8.80 2.00 2.00 2.00
Two-point: 1.68m
110 12.10 2.00 2.00 2.00
125 15.00 2.00 2.00 2.00
160 23.30 2.00 2.00 2.00
200 35.80 2.00 X 1.68
250 54.60 2.00 X X
315 86.90 2.00 X X
Given: 1 2 3 4 5
25 kg/m Distance “T”
2
Maximum permissible fastener load on trapezoidal roof: 25kg
Required: 40 3.40 2.00 2.00 2.00
56 4.70 2.00 2.00 2.00
Solution: 63 5.40 2.00 2.00 2.00
75 6.70 2.00 2.00 2.00
Single-point: X (not possible)
90 8.80 2.00 2.00 2.00
Two-point: X (not possible)
110 12.10 2.00 2.00 2.00
Please note: 125 15.00 2.00 1.67 2.00
If a project specific solution is required, Wavin offers planning 160 23.30 2.00 X 2.00
support in cooperation with the bracketing manufacturer. 200 35.80 2.00 X 1.40
250 54.60 2.00 X X
315 86.90 2.00 X X
3.4.6 Fastening The Roof Outlet Connection Pipes When installing the pipe clamps, make sure that the maximum
horizontal fastener distance as per Table 1, page 15, is observed.
No fastener is required for horizontal connecting pipes up to To prevent high forces acting on the roof inlet due to expansion
a length of 0.8m (see Figure 27). For connecting pipes > 0.8m of the vertical connecting pipe, the distance between the first
to 2.0m (see Figure 28), the pipe should be fastened directly pipe clamp to the roof inlet should not be less than 0.5m.
to the load bearing component without an anchor rail channel
using material provided by the customer. Horizontal connecting When using the vapour barrier with drainage connection (see
pipes > 2.0m always require a parallel anchor rail channel, and page 38) the connecting pipe must always be secured against
at least one anchor point clamp (see anchor point insert shells in dropping.
Section 3.4.4).
Figure 27: Drain – connecting pipe ≤ 0.8m (No fastener)
88.5º-Bend
≤ 0.8m
Figure 28: Drain connecting pipe > 0.8m – 2m (Installation without anchor channel)
If the distance between the first

fastener (on the drain) to the
collecting pipe is less than the
max. distance between fasteners
Distance “T” (see pages 20 and 21) min. 0.5m (distance T, see page 18, table. 5), a
second pipe clamp is not required.
88.5º-Bend
> 0.8m to 2.0m
Figure 29: Drain – connecting pipe > 2.0m (Installation with anchor channel)
Distance “T” (see pages 20 and 21)
88.5º-Bend
X X
> 2.0m

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
4. Wavin QuickStream Roof Outlets A water column always exists above the roof outlets when the
siphonic drainage system is in use. The drainage capacity of the
4.1 System Description outlet must always be evaluated in conjunction with the water
column (water back up height) on the roof. As the back up
Special roof outlets are required for siphonic roof drainage height increases, the drainage performance of the outlets and
systems. Functional elements prevent air being conducted into the static load on the roof increase. One of the most important
the drainage system. Wavin QuickStream roof outlets are tested planning tasks is to avoid exceeding the maximum permissible
and certified to DIN EN 1253. roof load. The total resulting back up height (main drainage +
emergency drainage + flow path for emergency drainage) must
be considered in planning. The resulting back up heights can
be seen in the specific flow charts for each roof outlet (see, e.g.
page 24, Figure 31).
Figure 30: Back up heights

10m 20m 20m 20m
maximum backup height
H3 H2
H1
r(5.5) Not
ca. 20m ca. 20m ca. 20m
H1 = back up height main drainage

H2 = back up height = emergency drainage
H3 = maximum back up height
4.2 Planning Principles (Number/Positions) of Roof Emergency drainage:

Outlets DIN 1986-100 was revised and the following rules introduced in
order to ensure that the maximum roof load is not exceeded by
Each low point in the construction must be equipped with at the flow path to the emergency drain or overflow:
least one roof outlet
It must be checked whether other low points arise due to the If the flow path to the emergency drain/emergency overflow is
roof structure (e.g., large tie spacing for trapezoidal sheet longer than 10m, the required back up height must be doubled
roofs, prefabricated insulation construction, bending of the (see roof outlet performance charts). This takes into account that
roof) a natural height difference exists due to the flow behaviour to
Design-related divisions of the roof surfaces e. g., due to the emergency overflow/emergency drain. This height difference
rooflight domes, building walls, firewalls must be considered must be taken into account if the distance is exceeded.
If the roof outlets are located at a linear low point without
significant differences in height, the maximum spacing of
roof outlets (main drainage system) should not exceed 30m
The maximum drainage capacity of the roof outlets must
be considered. The resulting back up heights (H1 – H3) must
be considered
4.3 Wavin QuickStream QS-M-75 Roof Outlets
4.3.1 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-400, Compression Flange Type
Material: Stainless steel/aluminium

Article number: 4029737
2.5” Exterior thread with PE outlet
Connection: connector (interior thread 2.5”) 40 –
75mm
Approval: DIN EN 1253:
Approval number: TÜV Rheinland LGA no. 7311324-01
Drainage capacity
(backup height 16.0 l/s
35mm):
Drag coefficient: 0.55
Roof cutout:
Figure 31: Performance chart roof outlet QS-M-75-400

compression flange type (DIN EN 1253)
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-400, compression flange type
40
40 – 75mm
Water backup in mm
30
20
10
0
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00
Drainage performance in l/s
Accessories roof outlet QS-M-75-400, compression flange type
Vapour barrier connection Vapour barrier with drainage Insulating block, non-
set 40 – 75mm connection (only with 75mm flammable, pressure seal
linear expansion socket) type
Roof outlet heating Reinforcement plate PE outlet connector 40 –

230V/10W 75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
4.3.1.1 Installation Examples/Product Overview Roof 1
Outlet QS-M-75-400, Compression Flange Type
2 2
5
9
8 4
10
12
13
16 5
17
6
1 Wing nuts (2 pcs.)

10
2 Roof outlet function parts type 400 11
3 Nuts M8 (8 pcs.)
4 Loose flange 12
5 Roof foil
6 EPDM seal 13
7 Roof drain inlet element (2.5" connection) 15

14
15
8 2.5" PE outlet connector 40 – 75mm
9 Insulating body (400/400mm), non-flammable (4038062)

16
10 Roof insulation
11 Vapour barrier connection screws (6 pcs.)
12 Vapour barrier top part

17
13 Vapour barrier sheet
14 Vapour barrier bottom part
15 Fastening screws reinforcement plate
16 Reinforcement plate
17 Trapezoidal roof (alternatively concrete slab)
4.3.2 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-260, Compression Flange Type

75mm
Drainage capacity
35mm):
Roof cutout:

compression flange type (DIN EN 1253)
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-260, compression flange type
50
Water backup in mm
40
40 – 75mm
30
20
10
0
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00
Accessories roof outlet QS-M-75-260, compression flange type
Vapour barrier connection Vapour barrier with drainage Insulating block, non- Backup ring 44.5mm

230V/10W 75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
4.3.2.1 Installation Examples/Product Overview Roof
1
Outlet QS-M-75-260, Compression Flange Type
6 2 2
5
8 3
10
9 11
4
13 14
17
6
18
7
10

11
3 Nuts M8 (8 pcs.)
4 Loose flange 13
5 Optional back up ring (4042217) (replaces 4 )

14
6 Roof foil
7 EPDM seal 15
16
16
8 Roof drain inlet element (2.5“ connection)
9 2.5“ PE outlet connector 40 – 75mm

17
11 Roof insulation
13 Vapour barrier top part 18
4.3.3 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-260, Compression Flange
Type, Gravel Protection

75mm
Drainage capacity
35mm):
Roof cutout:

compression flange type, gravel protection (DIN EN 1253)
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-260, compression flange type, gravel protection
50
40 – 75mm
Water backup in mm
40
30
20
10
0 18.00
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00
Accessories roof outlet QS-M-75-260, compression flange type, gravel protection

230V/10W 75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
4.3.3.1 Installation Examples/Product Overview Roof Outlet 1
QS-M-75-260, Compression Flange Type, Gravel Protection
5
2 2
4 3
9
8
10 4
12
13
16
5
17
6

11
3 Nuts M8 (8 pcs.)
4 Loose flange with gravel protection 12
5 Roof foil
6 EPDM seal 13
7 Roof drain inlet element (2.5“ connection) 15

14
15
10 Roof insulation 16
13 Vapour barrier sheet 17
4.3.4 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-400, Bitumen Type

75mm
Drainage capacity
35mm):
Roof cutout:
Figure 34: Performance chart roof outlet QS-M-75-400, bitumen

type (DIN EN 1253) 40 – 75mm
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-400, bitumen type
40
Water backup in mm
30
20
10
0
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00
Accessories roof outlet QS-M-75-400, bitumen type

230V/10W 75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
Outlet QS-M-75-400, Bitumen Type
2 3
6
5
7
9 10 3
13
14

7
3 Roof sheet (bitumen)
6 Insulating body (400/400mm), non-flammable (4038063) 10
7 Roof insulation 12
11
12
10 Vapour barrier sheet 13
13 Reinforcement plate 14
4.3.5 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-260, Bitumen Type

75mm
Drainage capacity
35mm):
Roof cutout:

type (DIN EN 1253)
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-260, bitumen type 40 – 75mm
50
Water backup in mm
40
30
20
10
0
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00
Figure 35. Performance chart roof outlet QS-M-75-260, bitumen type (DIN EN 1253)
Vapour barrier connection Vapour barrier with drainage Insulating block, non- Backup ring 44.5mm

230V/10W 75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
Outlet QS-M-75-260, Bitumen Type
2
3
2
5
7
6 4
3
8
10
11
14
15
5
8
1 Wing nuts (2 pcs.) 9
2 Roof outlet function parts type 260

10
3 Roof sheet (bitumen)
4 Optional back up ring (4042217)
6 2.5“ PE outlet connector 40 – 75mm 12

13
13
8 Roof insulation
14

15
Please note: The back up ring must be adhesion bonded

with a dispersion-modified bitumen sealant.
4.3.6 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-260, Bitumen Type, Gravel
Protection

75mm
Drainage capacity
35mm):
Roof cutout:

type, gravel protection (DIN EN 1253)
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-260, bitumen type, gravel protection 40 – 75mm
50
Water backup in mm
40
30
20
10
0
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00
Accessories roof outlet QS-M-75-260, bitumen type, gravel protection

230V/10W 75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
Outlet QS-M-75-260, Bitumen Type, Gravel Protection
1
4 2
5 2
7 8
6
10
11
14 3
15

7
3 Gravel protection
8
4 Roof sheet (bitumen) 9

10

11
8 Roof insulation
9 Vapour barrier connection screws (6 pcs.) 12

13

14
14 Reinforcement plate 15
4.3.7 Roof Outlet QS-M-75-260, Rain Gutter Type

75mm
Drainage capacity
35mm):
Roof cutout:
Figure 37: Performance chart roof outlet QS-M-75-260, gutter

type (DIN EN 1253)
Drainage performance roof outlet QS-M-75-260, gutter type
50
40 – 75mm
Water backup in mm
40
30
20
10
0
0.00 2.00 4.00 6.00 8.00 10.00 12.00 14.00 16.00 18.00
Accessories roof outlet QS-M-75-260, gutter type
PE outlet connector 40 –
75mm

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
Outlet QS-M-75-260, Gutter Type
6
2
9 4
6 5

9
3 Screws for flange with seal
5 Seal – top, EPDM
6 Gutter
7 Seal – bottom, EPDM
8 Mating flange
4.3.8 Roof Outlet Accessories
4.3.8.1 Back Up Rings
Wherever a Wavin QuickStream roof outlet is required for an

emergency drainage system, it is necessary to adjust the storm
water inlet height to match the main drainage system. The back
up ring prevents water entering the emergency drainage in
case of normal rainfall. If a back up ring is used, the standard
compression sealing flange supplied as standard equipment is
not required. Replace the compression sealing flange with the
back up ring. There are circumferential height marks on the side
of the back up ring.
4.3.8.2 Heating of Roof Outlets
Wavin QuickStream roof outlets can be equipped with an

automatic heating system. A heating system prevents the roof
outlet freezing in case of sleet or snow. A built-in temperature
sensor automatically switches the heating element on if the
ambient temperature drops below +4ºC. The heating element
is installed between the base body and the thermal insulation
layer. Depending on the outlet temperature the heating element
automatically adjusts the heating power to match the external
environment without requiring separate external control. It is,
however, still recommended to install a separate external on/off
control.
Technical data:
Heating power: 10W
Supply voltage: 230V/~50Hz
A/C power supply
Long connection cable: 1.5m
4.3.8.3 Vapour Barrier with Drainage Connection
If the on-site roof insulation cannot be laid due to rain, the Wavin
QA vapour barrier with drainage connection prevents delays in
the installation work. When installing the vapour barrier with a
230mm
drainage connection, the vapour barrier lower part, supplied as

standard equipment is not needed. Replace the vapour barrier
lower part with outlet drainage connector. This means that
installation of the piping can start without any delay. The spigot
end of the moulded part can be connected to the pipe system
using an electrofusion coupler. When using the vapour barrier
with drainage connection (see image right) the connecting pipe
must always be secured against dropping.

Roof Outlets
QuickStream
4.3.8.4 Reinforcement Plates
Where roof cut-outs are created in lightweight (trapezoidal roofs),

e.g., for a roof drain, DIN 18807-3 states requirements for stabilising
the cut-outs. Fastening a sheet metal plate (600/600/1.5mm)
centrally on the cut-out fulfils these requirements.
4.3.8.5 Insulating Block Compression Flange
Requirement for standard building fire protection for roofs, as per

industrial building regulations, or DIN 18234.
Non-flammable insulating body.
4.3.8.6 Insulating Block Bitumen
Requirement for standard building fire protection for roofs, as per

industrial building regulations, or DIN 18234.
Non-flammable insulating body.
Pipe and Fittings
QuickStream
5. Wavin QuickStream Pipes and Quality assurance
All pipes and fittings are subject to continuous internal quality
Fittings
controls. In addition, the pipe system is externally monitored
by Materialprüfanstalt Darmstadt. The pipe system meets the
5.1 Technical Data
requirements of the Building Regulations List A Part 1 Issue
2003/1 Section 12.1.8 published technical rules as per DIN EN
Material
1519-1:2001-01 in conjunction with DIN 19535-10:200-01.
Wavin QuickStream pipes and fittings are made of HDPE.
Colour
Black
Marking
Wavin QuickStream, nominal width, year of manufacture,
material, audit mark, fire class: B2
Example: Wavin QuickStream EN 1519 IIP 152 UNI Ü DIN 19535

DN 100 1120 x 4.3 PE BD S 12.5 weldable tempered A-M-G-T
Physical properties
Melt index 0.3 to 0.89 g/10 min
Thermal expansion coefficient 0.2 mm/mºC
UV-resistant through carbon fraction of 2 to 2.5%
Burning behaviour DIN 4102 B2 Pressure levels (SDR
classes)
Note on transporting and storing PE pipes and fittings
During the installation of Wavin QuickStream pipework, basically
PE pipes must be protected against damage during transport
two pressure levels can be used. For pipe sizes greater than
and particularly during loading and unloading. Before unloading,
DN 200 reinforced material may be required due to the negative
the pipes must be inspected for damage in transit. Where lifting
pressure load on the pipe. The required pressure strength is
equipment is used wide straps are recommended. Nonpalletised
determined by a calculation.
pipes should be supported over their entire length where
possible, and must be secured against rolling apart. The cargo
Pipe data
area and storage location must be free of sharp objects. Do not
store loose pipes over 1m in height.
DN d1) di2) s 3) SDR4) Px5)
40 40 34.0 3.0 13.6 – 900
Please note: Single-sided exposure to temperature, e.g. solar
50 50 44.0 3.0 17 – 900
radiation, can cause short-term deformation of the pipes. For
56 56 50.0 3.0 17 – 900
this reason, the pipes must be protected against direct sunlight.
63 63 57.0 3.0 21 – 900
75 75 69.0 3.0 26 – 900
Keep fittings clean by storing inside buildings or containers and
90 90 83.0 3.5 26 – 900
110 110 101.4 4.3 26 – 900 unpack just before use. Always store rubber fittings in a cool
125 125 115.2 4.9 26 – 900 place, free from direct sunlight.
160 160 147.6 6.2 26 – 900
200 200 187.6 6.2 33 – 450
200 200 184.6 7.7 26 – 900
250 250 234.4 7.8 33 – 450
250 250 230.8 9.6 26 – 900
315 315 295.4 9.8 33 – 450
315 315 290.8 12.1 26 – 900
1. Outer diameter in mm
2. Inner diameter in mm
1,00 m
3. Wall thickness in mm
4. SDR class
5. Max vacuum pressure in mbar

Pipe and Fittings
QuickStream
5.2 Jointing Techniques 4b. Deburr the pipe ends
If you cut pipes with a saw, it is important to deburr the pipe
5.2.1 Electrofusion Welding ends prior to welding.
Electrofusion sockets are equipped with a resistance wire. Heat Step 4a Step 4b
is applied to the weld zones by means of a welding device (see
page 56). Polyethylene expands on melting and this expansion
creates the necessary welding pressure. Wavin electrofusion
machines automatically apply the energy needed for correct
welding.
Overview of electrical welding equipment and electrofusion

sockets
Machine Welding Electrofusion
information range mm fittings
Electrofusion welding Notes on 4a and 4b:
40 – 315 Wavin duo*
tool DUO “315” If you do not cut off the pipe ends square, you cannot fully use
*And Geberit-compatible electrofusion sockets up to 160mm.
the electrofusion socket’s insertion depth. This could cause
Cat No. 4036330 (see page 56).
a short circuit during welding (due to exposed heating wires).
Additionally, the required welding pressure cannot be built up in
Welding times electrofusion sockets (approximate times)
the socket.
Since the welding time is automatically computed by the
electrofusion machines as a function of the ambient temperature,
5. Read off the electrofusion socket insertion depth at the
the information in the table below can be seen as a guide only.
inside stop
The table assumes an ambient temperature of 23ºC/230V.
6. Apply the insertion depth to the pipe/fitting spigot
Wavin DUO electrofusion sockets
Step 5 Step 6
Dimensions mm Weld time (approx.) s
40 – 160 82
200 – 315 370
Using the electric welding tools

When using a socket welding tool, refer to the manual supplied
with the tool and observe the DVS 2207 rules.
Electrofusion jointing process:
7. Before welding, the pipe surfaces and fitting spigots must

1. Check the work environment
be scraped along the entire insertion depth
If the outside temperature is below 5ºC, and/or in case of
8. Alternatively, for pipes between 110 – 315mm, use the
rain and wind, special precautions must be taken to create a
RS type rotary scraper
dry and sufficiently warm work environment.
2. Make sure you have the right electrical connection
Step 7 Step 8
Check the voltage level and stability, particularly if you are
using a generator or long extension cables.
3. Check system tools/system components
(See pages 56-57, Socket welding tools/Heat reflector
buttwelding tools).
4a. Always cut the pipe ends square
The use of a PE pipe cutter is recommended. You need a
smooth, square cut without swarf.
9. After scraping, the surface of the weld zone must be Step 13 Step 14
cleaned with PE cleaner
Use a clean, lint-free cloth for cleaning. Keep the weld zone
clean after cleaning.
10. Again mark the insertion depth on the insert part (it may
no longer be visible through scraping)
Step 9 Step 10
Pressure testing the pipelines:

There are generally no standards requirements for rain water
pipes inside buildings. If you do want to pressure test the pipe
system, you can seal the pipe system below the cleaning section
opening with a bladder test head. Then fill the pipework with
water and perform a hydrostatic pressure test.
11. Also clean the inside of the electrofusion socket with a 5.2.2 Butt Fusion Welding
clean, lint-free cloth
After cleaning, allow the cleaner to briefly dry (for a few Butt fusion welding is a very economical jointing technique.
seconds). Keep the weld zone clean after cleaning. Correctly made butt-welds reach the strength of the pipe.
12. After preparing the pipe ends and fittings, the Well-trained personnel are recommended for making butt-welds.
electrofusion socket can be pushed onto the tube/fitting
It is especially important that the entire insert depth of the In butt welding, two pipe ends, two fitting ends or a pipe end
electrofusion socket is used, and that the pipe is stress free. and a fitting end are bonded by melting the circular pipe faces
simultaneous and pressing these together. Butt fusion welding
Step 11 Step 12 can only be performed using a butt fusion welding machine.
The butt fusion welding procedure incorporates the following

15 steps:
1. Check environmental conditions

When the outside temperature is below 5ºC and/or during
rainy and windy conditions, special precautionary measure
have to be taken to ensure dry and sufficiently warm
welding conditions.
2. Check welding machine is in good functional order
At least the following issues should be checked:
temperature, alignment, play of the moving parts, smooth
13. As a general rule, always perform welding as per the movement of the moving parts, electrical connections,
instruction manual for the welding tool cutting machining plane (sharpness).
14. After welding, you check the weld indicators to see
whether the sealing pressure was adequate Step 2 Step 3
If the indicators are protruding and you performed the steps
as described, you can assume a professionally implemented
joint. If the weld is unexpectedly interrupted, the material
must cool completely before re-welding. Welding can be
repeated once only.

Pipe and Fittings
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3. Clean heater plate with PE cleaner and a soft cloth Step 8 Step 9 and 10
Prevent any damage of the Teflon coating.
4. Check temperature heater plate on 210ºC
5. Cut pipe to required length
Note: take into account that in the welding process a few
millimetres of pipe will be consumed. Best practice is to
use a rotary pipe cutter. The pipe ends are then square and
free from burrs. If a saw is used, it is advised to use a spare
clamp as a sawing guide. Such cut pipe ends must be de-
burred before placing in the welding machine.
Step 4 Step 5 11. Maintain heat soaking till a bead is formed of approximate
1mm for diameters 40 up to 200 and 1.5mm for diameters
250 and 315mm
Use the figures mentioned in table 7 as guidance for the
heat soaking duration.
Table 7: Guidance of the heat soaking duration (in seconds) for

butt fusion welding.
Dimensions mm Time (approx.) s

40 30
6. Clamp both pipe-ends in the welding machine and ensure 50-110 40
correct alignment 125 60
Eliminate any bending forces if present.
160 80
7. Trim both pipe-ends using the planer
200 100
Keep planer running while slowly reducing pressure. Do not
stop planer when still in contact with pipe ends in order to 250 140
prevent uneven surfaces. 315 170
Step 6 Step 7
12. After heating time is elapsed, quickly open the welding
machine, remove the heater plate and close immediately
This part of the welding operation must be kept as short as
possible in order not to loose too much heat!
Step 12
8. Check that pipe ends are matching

If not correct either re-clamp pipes (alignment) and/or repeat
trimming. After re-clamping it is necessary to trim the pipe-
end again with a planer.
9. Insert heater plate and press both pipe ends for a few
seconds with a higher force on the plate for ensuring 13. Slowly apply welding force and maintain for required
full contact cooling time according to table 8
10. Reduce force until nearly zero, assuring contact with
heater plate so that heat is soaked into both pipe ends
Table 8: Guidance of the minimum cooling time (in seconds) for Step 1
butt fusion welding at 20ºC.
Dimensions mm Time (approx.) s

40 – 75 60
90 70
110 80
125 100
160 120
200 200 pipe length max 6m
250 280
315 340
14. Inspect weld bead for evenness E

Uneven weld beads indicate incorrect alignment or out of
roundness. Large weld beads could be caused by either too
high a heater temperature and/or too high a welding force.
A small weld bead could be caused by a too low a heater
temperature and/or too low a welding force. In both cases
the weld should be rejected due to reduced strength.
15. Remove welded joint from the welding machine after
cooling time is elapsed
The joint needs to be kept free from any loads for 5 minutes
after the cooling time has elapsed.
5.3 Installation of Expansion Joints
Expansion joints are push-fit sockets with a rubber seal.

Expansion and contraction in the pipe system is absorbed
by axial displacements in the sockets. Normally expansion
joints are mostly located in the vertical downpipes. In special 15/30º
circumstances, if no other options remain to absorb thermally

induced displacements, expansion joints can be positioned in
horizontal collector pipes.
For a good functioning of the expansion joints, follow these

instructions:
min 4mm
1. Prepare positions of fix-and sliding brackets D

Expansion sockets must always be configured as a fixed-
point. That means that all other fixing points must be sliding
brackets. Step 2 Step 3
2. Chamfer pipe end
Chamfer angle should be approximately 15º and chamfering
length should be minimum 4mm.
3. Mark insertion depth
Use the insertion depth for the ambient temperature during
installation according to the values mentioned in table 9.

Pipe and Fittings
QuickStream
4. Apply silicone oil on rubber seal and sparsely on spigot end 5. Install pipe and fix with a fixed-point bracket on the
socket side and sliding brackets over the rest of the pipe
Step 4 length
6. Check depth of insertion
Step 5
Table 9. Insertion depth of pipes into an expansion socket, max. pipe length 6m
Pipe diameter mm
Ambient
≤ 50 63 75 90 110 125 160 200 250 315
temperature
Insertion depth in [mm] for pipe length of 6m
-10ºC 65 70 70 80 85 90 100 140 140 140
0ºC 75 80 80 90 95 100 110 150 150 150
+10ºC 85 90 90 100 105 110 120 160 160 160
+20ºC 95 100 100 110 115 120 130 170 170 170
+30ºC 105 110 110 120 125 130 140 180 180 180
5.4 Fire Protection To prevent condensation on the pipe surface, it is necessary to

use sufficient insulation thickness and a vapour sealed foil on the
If local safety regulations or project design specifications require outside. The thickness of the insulation sheet depends on the
measures to prevent fires spreading to adjacent rooms or floors, ambient temperature, the humidity and, of course, the medium
fire collars must be installed. In the case of direct heat the temperature. Be aware that a high ambient temperature is more
material in the fire collar will expand and will completely close critical for condensation than a low ambient temperature. A risk
the floor or wall passage. assessment by the designer will determine the need for thermal
insulation. For most situations a 15mm thick insulation sheet can
5.5 Thermal and Acoustic Insulation be taken as guidance.
In humid environments there can be a need to insulate the pipe Like any rainwater system, siphonic roof drainage systems
system to prevent condensation and subsequent water dripping. generate noise when transporting rainwater. In sensitive areas
Condensation can happen when the relative humidity is above within buildings such as offices, concert halls, courthouses and
40%. Commonly the temperature in the top of buildings is rather hospitals, where noise should be kept to a minimum level, it is
high. recommended to wrap the Wavin QuickStream system in the
relevant area with acoustic insulation sheets.
Product Details
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6. Product Range
6.1 Roof Outlets
Wavin Roof Outlet QS-M, DN 70
Description Part
Number
QS-M-75-400 outlet – membrane 4029737
QS-M-75-400 outlet – bitumen welding 4029740
QS-M-75-260 outlet – membrane 4036539
QS-M-75-260 outlet – membrane, gravel 4029739
QS-M-75-260 outlet – bitumen welding 4036540
QS-M-75-260 outlet – bitumen, gravel 4029741
QS-M-75-260 outlet – gutter 4029738 4029738 4029738 4029738
Roof Outlet Accessories
Description Part
Number
QS PE outlet connector BL 40x2,5" L=0.4 3011033
QS vapour barrier connection set – 50mm 3021234
QS vapour barrier connection set – 75mm 3021231
QS vapour barrier drainage fitting 4025968
QS-M-75 Back up Ring 4042217
QS-M-75 Insulating Block – membrane 4038062
QS-M-75 Insulating Block – bitumen 4038063
QS Heat-coil membrane 230 V/10 W 4044412
QS Heat-coil bitumen 230 V/10 W 4025997

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6.2 Bracketing System
Anchor Rail
For pipe Description Part Dims Length Weight

DN – DN Number W/H (m) kg/m
(mm) (mm)
40 – 160 Rail type 1 4011965 30/30 6.0 1.5
200 – 250 Rail type 2 4023273 30/45 6.0 1.7
315 Rail type 3 4011968 41/62 6.0 3.3
Trapeze Hangers*
Description Part
Number
QuickStream trapeze-hanger+cross-beam 4024418
*For the transition from a trapezoidal roof to a threaded rod anchor M10. For suspending
the anchor channel on e. g., concrete roofs, wooden structures or other components
additional fastening material is required.
Threaded Rod*
Description Part Length

Number (m)
QuickStream threaded rod M10 4012299 11111 1
*Connecting piece between the fastener and the load-bearing component (e.g. trapeze
hangers) and the channel support.
Rail Hangers*
DN – DN Description Part
(mm) Number
40 – 160 QS rail hanger 30x30mm 4011962
For rail type 1 200 – 250 QS rail hanger 30x45mm 4023272
315 QS rail hanger 41x62mm 4024522
*For transitioning between anchor rails (type 1 – 3) and M10 threaded rod fasteners.
For rail type 2
For rail type 3
Rail Connectors*
For rail type 1 DN – DN Description Part

(mm) Number
40 – 160 QS rail connector 40 – 160 4011963
For rail type 2
200 – 250 QS rail connector 200 – 250 4023274
315 QS rail connector 315 4024419
*The type 2 rail connector (DN 200 – DN 250) can also be used to create a longitudinal
frictional joint between the anchor channel types 30/30mm and 30/45mm.
For rail type 3

Product Details
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Pipe Clamps (For Horizontal Pipe Connections)
DN Part Dimensions (mm)

(mm) Number d1 x1 x2 x3 x4
40 4011966 40 30 30 35 131
50 4011971 50 30 30 35 140
56 4011978 56 30 30 35 146
63 4011972 63 30 30 35 153
Pipe clamp DN 40 – DN 250 75 4011973 75 30 30 35 164
90 4011974 90 30 30 35 179
110 4011975 110 30 30 35 198
125 4011976 125 30 30 35 212
160 4011977 160 30 30 35 245
200 4023275 200 30 45 35 299
250 4023276 250 30 45 35 346
315 4026043 315 41 62 35 412
Pipe clamp DN 315
Fixed Anchor Point Inlays
Description Part
Number
QS fixed point inlay-jacket 40 4012330
Anchor point insert shells
DN 40 – DN 250
Fixed-point loading shells DN 315 QS fixed point inlay-jacket 315* 4023376
(2 insert shells)
*2 Insert shells required per anchor point.
Sliding Pipe Clamps

(mm) Number di a h
40 4012003 43 25 63
50 4012004 53 25 63
56 4023394 59 25 63
63 4012005 66 25 63
75 4023397 78 25 63
90 4023398 93 25 63
110 4023399 113 24 63
125 4012008 163 18 63
160 4012009 203 18 78
200 4012010 253 18 78
Pipe Clamps with Threaded Joint M10

(mm) Number di x4 x5
40 4011979 42 63 82
50 4011981 52 73 92
56 4012001 58 79 98
63 4011983 65 86 105
75 4011985 77 98 117
90 4011987 92 113 132
110 4011989 112 133 152
125 4011991 127 148 167
160 4011993 162 183 202
200 4011995 202 223 278
250 4011997 252 273 328
315 4011999 317 338 393
Pipe Clamp without Retaining Plate*
DN Part Dimensions (mm/inch)

(mm) Number di x4 x5 IG
40 4011980 42 68 82 ½"
50 4011982 52 78 92 ½"
56 4012002 58 84 98 ½"
63 4011984 65 91 105 ½"
75 4011986 77 103 117 ½"
90 4011988 92 118 132 ½"
110 4011990 112 138 152 ½"
125 4011992 127 153 167 ½"
160 4011994 162 188 202 ½"
200 4011996 202 254 278 1"
250 4011998 252 304 328 1"
315 4012000 317 370 393 1"
*Supplied without threaded tube.

Product Details
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Retaining Plates
Description Part Dimensions (inch)

Number IG
Holding plate rectangular 4009791 ½"
Holding plate rectangular 4009793 1"
QS pipe clamp DN 200 – DN 300
Threaded Pipe
Description Part Dimensions (inch)

Number Length (m) IG
Thread rod 4012300 1 ½"
Thread rod 4012302 1 1"
6.3 Pipes and Fittings

PE Pipe

(mm) Number d di s L
40 3003465 40 34.0 3.0 5000
50 3003466 50 44.0 3.0 5000
56 3003477 56 50.0 3.0 5000
63 3003467 63 57.0 3.0 5000
75 3003468 75 69.0 3.0 5000
90 3003458 90 83.0 3.5 5000
110 3003459 110 101.4 4.3 5000
125 3003460 125 115.2 4.9 5000
160 3003461 160 147.6 6.2 5000
200 3003473 200 187.6 6.2 5000
250 3003474 250 234.4 7.8 5000
315 3003475 315 295.4 9.8 5000
PE Pipe Reinforced Type SDR26

(mm) Number d di s L
200 3003462 200 184.6 7.7 5000
250 3003463 250 230.8 9.6 5000
315 3003464 315 290.8 12.1 5000
Wavin DUO Electrofusion Couplers

(mm) Number d da H
40 3003478 40 54 52
50 3003479 50 64 52
56 3003489 56 68 52
63 3003480 63 77 52
75 3003481 75 90 52
90 3003482 90 104 52
110 3003483 110 124 64
125 3003484 125 143 64
160 3003485 160 180 63
200 4036298 200 244 208
250 4036299 250 304 244
315 4036300 315 382 268
For welding with the DUO "Cubo" socket welder. DN 40 – 150 also with Geberit or Geberit
compatible devices.
Approx. Welding Time at 23ºC/230V
Dimensions (mm)
d ts
40 – 160 82
200 – 315 370

Product Details
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PE Eccentric Reducer Short

(mm) Number h1 h2 H
50x40 3003821 35 37 80
56x40 3003857 35 37 80
56x50 3003841 35 37 80
63x40 3003822 35 37 80
63x50 3003823 35 37 80
63x56 3003842 35 37 80
75x40 3003824 35 37 80
75x50 3003825 35 37 80
75x56 3003843 35 37 80
75x63 3003826 35 37 80
90x40 3003844 31 32 80
90x50 3003827 31 34 80
90x56 3003845 31 36 80
90x63 3003828 31 38 80
90x75 3003829 31 43 80
110x40 3003830 31 32 80
110x50 3003831 31 34 80
110x56 3003835 31 35 80
110x63 3003832 31 36 80
110x75 3003833 31 38 80
110x90 3003834 32 41 80
125x75 3003836 35 31 80
125x90 3003837 35 32 80
125x100 3003838 36 36 80
160x100 3003839 35 37 80
160x125 3003840 35 37 80
PE Eccentric Reducer Reinforced SDR26 Short

(mm) Number h1 h2 H
200x110* 3017964 152 50 315
200x125* 3017965 152 70 315
200x160* 3017966 152 90 315
250x160* 3014916 152 90 315
250x200* 3017970 152 110 315
315x160* 3014917 152 130 315
315x200* 3014918 152 130 315
315x250* 3017972 152 130 315
*Welded type.
PE Eccentric Reducer Long

(mm) Number h1 h2 H
200x110* 3003846 110 60 325
200x125* 3003847 110 70 310
200x160* 3003848 110 90 270
250x200* 3003852 130 110 325
315x250* 3003856 150 130 395
*Welded type.
PE Elbow Joint 15 Degrees

(mm) Number x Rm
110 3017993 45 80
125* 3017994 100 –
160* 3017995 130 –
200* 3017996 200 –
250* 3017997 250 –
*Welded type.

(mm) Number x Rm
110 3003576 55 80
125 3003581 60 90
160 3003584 80 140

(mm) Number x Rm
40 3003561 40 80
50 3003565 45 80
56 3003597 45 80
63 3003569 50 80
75 3003572 50 80
90 3003574 55 80
110 3003577 60 80
125 3003582 65 90
160 3003585 100 140

Product Details
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PE Elbow Joint 45 Degrees Reinforced SDR26

(mm) Number x1
200* 3003607 215
250* 3003609 220
315* 3003611 235
*Segment welded type.

(mm) Number x Rm
40 3003563 60 30
50 3003567 70 50
56 3003598 45 50
63 3003570 80 50
75 3003573 75 50
90 3003575 100 70
110 3003579 110 80
125 3003583 125 90
160 3003587 180 140
PE Elbow Joint 90 Degrees Reinforced SDR26

(mm) Number x1
200* 3017977 305
250* 3003610 345
315* 3003612 380
*Segment welded type.
PE Branch 45 Degrees

(mm) Number x1 x2 = x3 H
40x40 3003627 45 90 135
50x40 3003631 55 110 165
50x50 3003629 55 110 165
56x50 3003725 60 120 180
56x56 3003724 60 120 180
63x40 3003635 35 130 195
63x50 3003637 35 130 195
63x56 3003639 35 130 195
63x63 3003633 35 130 195
75x40 3003643 70 140 210
75x50 3003645 70 140 210
75x56 3003649 70 140 210
75x63 3003647 70 140 210
75x75 3003641 70 140 210
90x40 3003654 80 160 240
90x50 3003656 80 160 240
90x56 3014919 80 160 240
90x63 3003658 80 160 240
90x75 3003660 80 160 240
90x90 3003651 80 160 240
110x40 3003664 90 180 270
110x50 3003666 90 180 270
110x56 3003674 90 180 270
110x63 3003668 90 180 270
110x75 3003670 90 180 270
110x90 3003672 90 180 270
110x110 3003662 90 180 270
125x50 3003678 100 200 300
125x63 3003679 100 200 300
125x75 3003681 100 200 300
125x90 3003683 100 200 300
125x110 3003685 100 200 300
125x125 3003676 100 200 300
160x110 3003688 125 250 375
160x125 3003690 125 250 375
160x160 4009725 125 250 375

Product Details
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PE Branch 45 Degrees Reinforced SDR26

(mm) Number x1 x2 = x3 H
200x110* 3018823 180 360 540
200x125* 3018824 180 360 540
200x160* 3003701 180 360 540
200x200* 3018825 180 360 540
250x110* 3003705 220 440 660
250x125* 3003707 220 440 660
250x160* 3003709 220 440 660
250x200* 3003710 220 440 660
250x250* 3018826 220 440 660
315x125* 3018827 280 560 840
315x160* 3018828 280 560 840
315x200* 3003718 280 560 840
315x250* 3003719 280 560 840
315x315* 3018829 280 560 840
*Welded type.
PE Access Pipe 90 Degrees

(mm) Number H
75 3003736 175
90 3003738 200
110 3003740 225
125 3018815 250
160 3018816 350
200 3017974 360
250 3017975 440
315 3017976 560
PE Expansion Socket with Sealing

(mm) Number di t H
40 3003505 41 170 235
50 3003506 51 170 235
56 3018008 57 170 235
63 3003507 64 175 235
75 3003508 76 179 240
90 3003509 91 175 240
110 3003510 112 178 255
125 3003511 127 180 255
160 3003512 162 190 285
200 3003513 202 200 290
250 3003514 253 250 360
315 3003515 318 250 350
6.4 Tools and Accessories
Electrofusion Welding Tool DUO "315"*
• Supplied with two different welding cables, which must
be used as follows:
—— Dimension 40 – 160mm: green welding cable
—— Dimension 200 – 315mm: brown welding cable
• Observe the installation and processing instructions
when using the welding tool
Description Part
Number
Electrofusion welding tool DUO 315 4036330
*The DUO "315" electrofusion welding tool is for creating longitudinal frictional joints. The
tool is designed exclusively for welding Wavin Duo and Geberit* brand, or Geberit
compatible* electrofusion sockets (*up to max. 160mm).
Heat Reflector Butt-Welding Tool VR 160
Description Part
Number
VR 160, 40 – 160mm 4011398
Heat Reflector Butt-Welding Tool Media 250
Description Part
Number
Media 250, 75 – 250mm 4011401

Product Details
QuickStream
Heat Reflector Butt-Welding Tool Maxi 315
Description Part
Number
Maxi 315, 90 – 315mm 4011402
PE Pipe Cutter
DN Part
(mm) Number
40 – 63 4026014
50 – 125 4011390
110 – 160 4011393
200 – 315 4011396
Pipe Scraper
• Delivery period on request
DN Part
(mm) Number
75 – 315 4026921
Other Processing Aids
Description Part
Number
PE marker pen China Marker 4011453
PE pipe scraper 4025891
PE cleaner 0.7 litre bottle 4025509
General Information
QuickStream
7. Commissioning and Maintenance 7.2 Maintenance
7.1 Commissioning In line with DIN 1986-30 the following maintenance must
be performed for roof drainage systems as a minimum
As a Wavin QuickStream roof drainage system operates at requirement:
both positive and negative pressures, it is necessary to carry The roof and roof outlets must be maintained regularly. This
out a leak tightness test: includes, e. g., cleaning the roof and the roof outlets and
Close the discharge of Wavin QuickStream system and fill runoffs (wall edge openings). The completeness of the roof
up the system with water to roof level outlets must be checked. Missing components must be
Check all the connections for leakages replaced
Unplug the discharge on completion of the inspection For roof outlets, check whether the inlet is freely accessible.
If the building is over 40m high, the pipe system needs to be To do this, you can, remove the functional part of the
split up in to sections no higher than 40m roof outlet. All components must be reinstalled after
maintenance
The following steps are also recommended for commissioning Maintenance (especially cleaning) must be carried out at
the system: least twice a year, typically Spring and Autumn, directly
Check the installed system (pipe dimensions, roof drain after the trees have dropped their seeds and after leaf
numbers and positions). It must be ensured that the system fall. Depending on local conditions (e. g., trees), it may be
was implemented as per the current state of planning necessary to adjust the maintenance intervals
(dimensions, pipe guide) Inspect the emergency overflow chamber at least once a
Based on the planning requirements check that all fasteners year
(anchor points, building shell connections, fastening
distances) have been implemented as per the installation
guidelines
Check the emergency run-off system. Number, positions
and dimensions of wall edge openings
In the case of emergency drainage through a separate
piping system, verify that the piping system is routed to an
area that can be flooded without damage. (The emergency
drainage system must not be connected to the sewer
system)
The roof and roof outlets must be cleaned before
commissioning. While doing so, check the roof outlets for
completeness. If any components are missing, you must
replace them
In the case of roof outlets for emergency drainage, check
whether the back-up ring has been assembled as per the
plans

General Information
QuickStream
7.3 Problem Solving / Technical Support The water level in the discharge chamber is too high at the
start-up of the rainwater flow from Wavin QuickStream,
If after commissioning, water is observed to regularly discharge preventing the escape of air
through the emergency overflows it can be concluded that the Solution: reinstall the gravity sewer pipe to a lower level or
system is not functioning according to design. Possible causes contact Wavin to discuss the implications of installing the
for this are listed below. discharge point of the Wavin QuickStream system at a
higher level
Solutions related to improper installation and/or maintenance: High surrounding buildings might cause an uneven
Accumulated dirt can hinder the flow towards the roof distribution of rainfall over the roof. Wind turbulence around
outlets a building might also cause under pressures at roof outlets
Solution: clean the roof and the roof outlets Solution: this problem should only occur during a
Construction debris in the system reduces the flow capacity combination of heavy rainfall and strong winds. Usually the
Solution: clean the pipe system problem is caused by one of the other described issues
There has been a violation with the design, e.g. a wrong Due to high negative pressure cavities may occur, reducing
pipe diameter (too big or too small), wrong pipe lengths (e.g. the maximum flow capacity
tail pipes or distances from outlet to collector pipe) or the Solution: Wavin verifies all design on the maximum allowable
pipe layout is changed negative pressure and adapts the design to such an extent
Solution: change the pipe layout to the design made by that cavitation will not occur. Compare the installed system
Wavin or contact Wavin to make a new design to the installation drawings made by Wavin and correct any
In violation of the design, an additional small roof or soil and differences
waste discharge is connected to the system, through which The emergency overflows have been constructed too low,
air is sucked into the system preventing the build-up of a sufficient water level on the roof
Solution: change the pipe layout to the design made by to enable good priming of the system. The system cannot
Wavin or contact Wavin to make a new design reach its design drainage capacity while water is flushed
away through the emergency overflows
Solutions to problems caused by operating outside the Solution: increase the heights of the emergency overflows
prescribed design parameters or design criteria: in consultation with the building designer and Wavin
The main gravity sewer to which the roof drainage system Free communications between roof outlets is hindered
discharges is over-loaded or blocked and no emergency by obstacles
overflow chamber with sediment catchments has been Solution: remove obstacles or place them higher, so water
installed can flow freely under the obstacles
Solution: install an emergency overflow chamber between
the discharge point of the Wavin QuickStream system and Advice can also be sought from the Wavin technical team.
the main gravity sewer system
8. Appendices
8.1 Gaps and Joints
Distance between two roof outlets ≤10m
FP Typ >A< FP Typ >A<

≤ 10m
Distance between two roof outlets >10m
FP Typ >A< FP Typ >B< FP Typ >A<

Max 10m Max 10m
Distance between roof outlet and change in direction ≤10m
FP Typ >C< FP Typ >A<

≤ 10m
Distance between roof outlet and change in direction >10m
FP Typ >C< FP Typ >B< FP Typ >A<

Max 10m Max 10m
FP Typ >A< FP Typ >B< FP Typ >C<
Anchor point type >A< branch Anchor point type >B< sections > 10m Anchor point type >C< - deflector
Long sleeve socket in combination with Anchor point clamp with long sleeve Anchor point clamp with 2 electrofusion
anchor point clamp in flow direction socket. sockets.
upstream of branch.

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Information 2–4 Pipe and Fittings 37–42

1. General System Information 2 5. Wavin QuickStream Pipes and Fittings 37

2. General Installation Principles 5 Product Details 43–56

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Wavin QuickStream is a siphonic roof drainage system. Whereas

The combination of elimination of air in the pipework and the

Siphonic drainage technology has become the standard in

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Figure 3: Example installation drawing

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2.1.6 Only Use 45° Bends and 45° Tees

Figure 7: Use only 45º bends, no 90º bends

Figure 8: Use only 45º Tees, no 90º Tees

Installation of eccentric reducers in vertical pipes should be

Once installed, the Wavin QuickStream system is subjected

In some countries, it is common practice to provide each 5-meter

In general, Wavin does not advise the practice of absorbing axial

2.1.9 Do Not Connect Gravity Pipelines to The Wavin

Any open (gravity) connection to a Wavin QuickStream system will

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As Wavin QuickStream siphonic systems are subjected to both

2.3 Sequence of Installation

In most cases the horizontal collector pipe will be installed

Support for pipe

Rail 30/45 Rail 41/62

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Wavin QuickStream PIM

6 Downpipe bracket, pipe clamp with

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Pipe clamp with connecting

Technical Advice: 0844 856 5165

max. 0.3m max.

Maximum distance between fixed points 10m

Max distance between fixed points 10m

Wavin QuickStream PIM

Table 1: Max. horizontal/vertical fastening distances (distances “X” and “Y”)

Pipe clamp distances at ambient temperatures > 60ºC

Table 2: Max. horizontal fastening distances (distance “X”)

3.4.1.2 QuickStream Anchor Rail Channels

To ensure safe operation of the siphonic drainage system, a

For pipe dimensions Dimensions Length Weight

Type 1 Type 2 Type 3

Figure 17: Downpipe

Expansion joints are commonly

Table 4: Threaded rod dimension

Pipe diameter [mm] / Thread

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For pipe lengths ≤ 2.0 m, no anchor points are required.

Anchor points must be installed on all 3 connection sides in

Figure 18: Side view of Figure 19: Top view bend

Figure 20: Top view branch

Figure 24: Overview of fasteners (see page 14 for explanations)

Table 5: Maximum distance between anchor channel hangers

Type 1 Type 2 Type 3

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Depending on The Maximum Suspended Load

One important planning task is to assess the resulting loads on

Single point hanger

Note single-/two-point hangers

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Figure 27: Drain – connecting pipe ≤ 0.8m (No fastener)

If the distance between the first