INDUSTRY COMPONENT

Drain Body/Frame

Structural frame component of floor drains and grates that provides support, alignment, and fluid containment in industrial drainage systems.

Component Specifications

Definition
The drain body/frame is a precision-engineered structural component that forms the main housing and support structure for floor drains and grates in industrial applications. It serves as the interface between the drainage system and the floor surface, providing load-bearing capacity, proper alignment for grate installation, containment of fluids and debris, and connection to underground drainage piping. This component ensures proper drainage flow while maintaining structural integrity under various operational loads and environmental conditions.
Working Principle
The drain body/frame operates on the principle of gravity-driven fluid collection and containment. It provides a recessed collection basin with sloped surfaces that direct liquids toward the drain outlet. The frame supports the grate above floor level while creating a seal to prevent leakage around the edges. Load distribution is achieved through structural reinforcement that transfers vertical and horizontal forces from the grate to the surrounding floor structure.
Materials
Cast iron (EN-GJL-250, ASTM A48), ductile iron (EN-GJS-500-7, ASTM A536), stainless steel (304/316, ASTM A240), polymer concrete, or reinforced composite materials depending on application requirements.
Technical Parameters
  • Slope 1-2% toward outlet
  • Load Class A15 to F900 (EN 124)
  • Size Range 100x100mm to 600x600mm
  • Water Seal 50mm minimum
  • Frame Height 40-150mm
  • Outlet Diameter DN 100 to DN 200
  • Weight Capacity 1.5-90 tons
Standards
ISO 9001, DIN 19580, EN 124, ASTM A48, ASME B16.1

Industry Taxonomies & Aliases

Commonly used trade names and technical identifiers for Drain Body/Frame.

Parent Products

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Engineering Analysis

Risks & Mitigation
  • Improper installation leading to leakage
  • Inadequate load capacity causing structural failure
  • Corrosion in chemical environments
  • Bacterial growth in stagnant water areas
  • Trip hazards from misaligned frames
FMEA Triads
Trigger: Incorrect material selection for chemical exposure
Failure: Corrosion and structural degradation
Mitigation: Conduct chemical compatibility analysis and select appropriate materials (stainless steel 316 for aggressive environments)
Trigger: Inadequate foundation support
Failure: Frame settlement and cracking
Mitigation: Ensure proper concrete bedding and reinforcement according to load calculations
Trigger: Poor sealing installation
Failure: Water infiltration and soil contamination
Mitigation: Follow manufacturer sealing procedures and use tested sealant systems

Industrial Ecosystem

Compatible With

Interchangeable Parts

Compliance & Inspection

Tolerance
±2mm for frame dimensions, ±1° for slope alignment, surface flatness within 3mm over 1m length
Test Method
Load testing per EN 124, leakage testing per DIN 19580, material certification per ASTM/ISO standards, dimensional verification with calibrated instruments

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between A15 and F900 load classes for drain bodies?

A15 supports 1.5 tons (pedestrian areas) while F900 supports 90 tons (airports/ports). Load class determines material thickness, reinforcement, and installation requirements.

Can polymer concrete drain bodies be used in food manufacturing facilities?

Yes, polymer concrete is corrosion-resistant and meets FDA/EC1935 standards for food contact, making it suitable for food and beverage industries.

How do I ensure proper sealing between drain body and floor?

Use appropriate sealants (epoxy, polyurethane) and follow manufacturer's installation guidelines. Ensure frame is level and properly embedded in concrete with adequate curing time.

Can I contact factories directly?

Yes, each factory profile provides direct contact information.

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