Straight duct sections are standardized cylindrical or rectangular conduits used to transport air, gases, or particulate matter in industrial ventilation and process systems.
| Parameter | Typical range | Notes & selection driver |
|---|---|---|
| Length | Standard lengths: 1.2m, 2.4m, 3.0m (custom lengths available) | |
| Leakage Class | Class A (low leakage) to Class D (higher permissible leakage per SMACNA standards) | |
| Surface Finish | Smooth interior (Ra < 15μm for efficient flow) | |
| Connection Type | Flanged, slip-and-drive, TDC (tangent drive cleat), or snap-lock | |
| Pressure Rating | Low: <500 Pa, Medium: 500-1500 Pa, High: >1500 Pa | |
| Diameter/Rectangular Dimensions | 100mm to 2000mm (circular) or equivalent cross-sectional areas |
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This component is used in the following industrial products
A network of conduits designed to transport airborne dust and particles from collection points to filtration units within a dust containment system.
Network of pipes or channels that transport dust, fumes, or air within a dust collection system.
A network of ducts designed to transport exhaust gases from industrial processes to treatment or discharge points.
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Standardized straight duct sections ensure consistent quality, simplify system design and installation, enable predictable airflow performance, facilitate maintenance and replacement, and comply with industry safety and efficiency standards.
Material selection depends on the application environment: galvanized steel for general ventilation, stainless steel for corrosive or high-temperature processes, aluminum for lightweight needs, and insulated materials for thermal or acoustic control. Consider factors like chemical exposure, temperature, humidity, and cleaning requirements.
Regular inspection for corrosion, damage, or accumulation of contaminants; cleaning to maintain airflow efficiency (especially in dust collection systems); checking connections for leaks; and ensuring proper support to prevent sagging or deformation.
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