Building The Corridor; Introduction; Basic Requirements; Essential Features - Biddle MAT Installation, Operation And Maintenance Manual

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. . Building the corridor

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Introduction

2.2

Basic requirements

Figure 2-1 Example of a corridor frame
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Figure 2-2 Example of a corridor, built
around the frame and the cold store door
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This chapter contains instructions for building the insulation of
the corridor.
At this stage, the corridor frame is supposed to be built and
ready, as shown in Figure
Note:
The required dimensions of the corridor depend on the
individual situation. They are shown on the dimension
sketch, that is provided separately.

2.2.1 Essential features

An example of a corridor is shown in
features are:
• the corridor frame 1, which carries the corridor, and the
air curtain unit(s) (to be installed later)
• two thermally insulating side panels 2, narrowly enclosing
the air curtain unit(s),
• an entirely closed thermally insulating structure 3
between the air curtain unit(s) and the side panels on one
side, and the cold store door opening on the other side.
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UILDING THE CORRIDOR
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Figure 2-2. Its essential
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