PERI UP T 72 Scaffold System National Technical Approval

PERI UP T 72
Scaffold System
National Technical Approval
Edition 03 | 2013
Edition 03 | 2013
PERI GmbH
Formwork Scaffolding Engineering
P.O. Box 1264
89259 Weissenhorn
Germany
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Fax+49 (0)7309.951-0
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Important Note:
The following document is only an English

translation from the German original and
not officially approved. If required, please
ask for the German original.
National Technical Approval
Approval no.
Z-8.1-865

Period of validity
from: 25 March 2013
to: 25 March 2018
Applicant:
PERI GmbH
Rudolf-Diesel-Strae
89264 Weissenhorn
Germany
Object of approval:
PERI UP T 72 Scaffold System
The aforementioned object of approval is hereby given General Building Inspection Approval.
This General Building Inspection Approval comprises 16 pages as well as Appendix A (Pages 1 to 81)
and Appendix B (Pages 1 to 53).
This General Building Inspection Approval replaces General Building Inspection Approval No. Z-8.1-865
dated 4th March 2011. The object was given General Building Inspection Approval for the first time on 10th August 1999.
General Building Inspection

Approval no. Z-8.1-865
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I GENERAL PROVISIONS
1 The General Building Inspection Approval proves that the object of approval can be used or applied in the sense of the
Landesbauordnungen (building regulations for German federal states).
2 If the General Building Inspection Approval imposes requirements on the particular expertise and experience of the people
entrusted with the manufacture of construction products and designs pursuant to the federal states building codes implementing Article 17 Paragraph 5 of the German Model Building Regulation, it must be taken into account that proof of such
expertise and experience may also be provided in the form of equivalent certificates of other EU member states. The same
may apply to equivalent proof supplied under the Agreement on the European Economic Area (EEA) or other bilateral agreements.
3 The General Building Inspection Approval does not replace the legally prescribed permits, authorizations and certificates
required to implement building works.
4 The General Building Inspection Approval is granted without regard to the rights of third parties, in particular private property
rights.
5 The manufacturers and distributors of the object of approval must provide the user or applier of the object of approval with
copies of the General Building Inspection Approval, regardless of further regulations in the Special Provisions, and advise
the same that the General Building Inspection Approval must be displayed at the point of use. The authorities involved must
be given copies of the General Building Inspection Approval on request.
6 The General Building Inspection Approval may only be duplicated in full. Publication of extracts must be approved by the
Deutsches Institut fr Bautechnik (DIBt). Texts and illustrations in advertising material must not contradict the General
Building Inspection Approval. Any translations of the General Building Inspection Approval must include the notation:
Vom Deutschen Institut fr Bautechnik nicht geprfte bersetzung der deutschen Originalfassung (translation of the
German original not certified by the DIBt).
7 The General Building Inspection Approval can be cancelled. The provisions of the General Building Inspection Approval can be
supplemented and amended retrospectively, particularly if this is necessitated by new technical knowledge.

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II SPECIAL PROVISIONS
1 Object of Approval and Area of Application
The approved building products refer to prefabricated scaffolding components of the PERI UP T 72 scaffolding system.
The approval is valid for the production of scaffolding system components unless it is indicated that the production of the
components is regulated in General Building Inspection Approval Z-8.22-863 or that the components are no longer manu
factured and thus are only approved for further use. Furthermore, the approval is valid for the use of the scaffolding system
as working scaffold as defined by DIN EN 12811-1:2004-03 in connection with the Application Guideline for Working
Scaffold according to DIN EN 12811-11 as well as Safety and Roof Protection Scaffold according to DIN 4420-1.2004-03.
The main supporting structure consists of base frames, inner legs (UV Spigot Tubes) and T-frames in the frame levels,
decking 3.0 m ( = 4.0 m in the bridging bay) as well as vertical diagonals (Face Braces) in the outer vertical level.
The scaffolding width is 0.72 m, the decking width without brackets 0.64 m.
During assembly, the base frames are inserted directly onto the scaffold spindles. Inner legs (UV Spigot Tubes) are used
on the inside of the scaffold parallel to the facade whilst T-frames, each consisting of a standard and decking transom attached at right-angles, are utilized on the outside. Standard joints on the inside occur at the height of the decking and on the
outside at the height of the guardrails.
Through the utilization of T-frames, it is possible to use guardrails in advance. The guardrail in advance ensures that during
the assembly and dismantling of the scaffold, installation and removal of the guardrails can be carried out from the scaffolding level below.
For the use of scaffolding components in facade scaffolds, this is described in a standard configuration for which a proof of
stability is provided. Differing executions always require a separate statical proof; the characteristic values applied are
included in this General Building Inspection Approval.
The standard configuration is valid for facade scaffolds with assembly heights up to 24 m above ground level together with
the spindle extension length. In the standard configuration, bay lengths 3.0 m for working scaffold for Load Classes
3 according to DIN EN 12811-1:2004-03 as well as safety and roof protection scaffold with a Class FL1 safety scaffold
level are used in the scaffolding system, and as roof protection scaffold with Class SWD 1 protection panels according to
DIN 4420-1:2004-03.
2 Provisions for the scaffold components
2.1 Characteristics
2.1.1 General
The components of this scaffold system compiled in Table 1 must comply with the details provided in Appendix A.
For the production of the scaffold components according to Table 1, the provisions contained in Sections 2.1.2, 2.1.3, 2.1.4,
2.2 and 2.3 are decisive unless it is not specified in Table 1 that the production of the components is regulated in General
Building Inspection Approval Z-8.22-863.
1
see DIBt Notification Issue 2/2006, Page 61 ff

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Table 1: Components for use in the PERI UP T 72 scaffold system

Name of component
Appendix A
Page
Adj. Base Plate UJB
Adj. Base Plate UJS
Spindle Locking UJS
Base Plate UJP
Base Frame Steel UVF 72/124
Base Frame UVF 72/174
T-Frame UVT 72/200
Spigot Tube UV 165
L-Frame UVL 72/100
Guardrail Post UVP 100
10
Face Brace UBF
11
Steel Deck UDS 32
12
Access Deck UAL-2 64 x 200/3
13
Access Deck UAL with Ladder 64 x 250/3
14
Access Deck UAL-2 with Ladder 64 x 250/3
15
16
17
Decking Gap Filler UD 7
18
Decking Gap Filler UD 11
19
Ledger UH
20
Ledger UH Plus
21
Ledger Brace UBL
22
Guardrail UPG
23
Guardrail UPG 400
24
Toeboard Wood UPT
25
Toeboard Wood UPT-2
26
End Guardrail UPX 32
27
28
29
End Guardrail in Advance UPA
30
Console Bracket UCB 32
31
32
33
Bracket Brace UCP
34
Pavement Gantry UVG 176/240
35
Pavement Gantry UVG 104/240
36
Connection Protect Panel UPC
37
Protection Panel UPP
38
Coupler Transom UHC 72
39
Regulations for the production, designation and

compliance certificate
according to Sections 2.1 to 2.3
according to Z-8.22-863

only for use

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Table 1: (continued)

Name of component
Appendix A
Page
Guardrail Coupler UPR
40
Decking Transom Spigot UES
41
Lattice Girder Steel ULS 50
42
Lattice Girder Steel ULS 70
43
Lattice Girder Alu ULA 50 HD
44
Lattice Girder Alu ULA 70 HD
45
Starter Tube ULB 50/70
46
Spigot ULT 32
47
Locking Pin 48/57
48
Locking Pin D48/D57
49
Wall Tie UWT
50
Spacer UEC 10
51
Coupler Brace UBC
52
Base Standard UVB 24
53
Standard UVR
54
Top Standard UVH
55
Top Standard UVH 50
56
Decking Transom UHD 72-104 L = 72, 104
57
Decking Transom UHD 150
58
Decking Transom UHD L = 200, 250, 300
59
Node Brace UBK
60
Horizontal Brace UBH
61
H-Brace UBH FLEX
62
63
Decking Adapter UHS 150
64
Decking Adapter UHS L = 200, 250, 300
65
Staircase UAS 250/200
66
Staircase UAS 300/200
67
Stair Guardrail UAG
68
Guardrail UAH
69
Landing Link Panel UAB 30
70
UH-Spigot
71
Ledger-to-Ledger Coupler UHA Half
72
Ledger-to-Ledger Coupler UHA
73
Ledger-to-Ledger Coupler UHA Half with Spigot
74
Board Transom UHL L = 72, 104
75
Board Retainer UPD 60
76
Deck Link Plate UED
77
Ladder UEL with Hook
78


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Name of component
Appendix A
Page

Guardrail Coupler UPW-1
79
only for use
Guardrail Coupler UPW-1
80
Guardrail Coupler UPW
81
only for use
2.1.2

Metalic materials
The metallic materials must comply with the technical rules according to Table 2, and their properties are to be confirmed
by means of material test certificates in accordance with the information provided in Table 2. The test certificates for the
aluminum alloys must contain at least information on chemical composition, tensile strength Rm, yield strength RP0,2 as
well as for strain A and A50 mm.
Table 2: Technical rules and test certificates for the metallic materials of scaffold components
Material
Construction steel
Strip and sheet

Cast steel
Tempered steel
Material No./
Numerical
designation
Short name
1.0039
S235JRH*)
1.0547
S355J0H
1.0576
S335J2H
1.0038
S235JR
1.0122
S235JRC
1.0044
S275JR
1.0577
S355J2
Technical rule
DIN EN 10 219-1:
2006-07
DIN EN 10025-2:
2005-04
1.0050
E295
1.0974
S340MC
at the DIBt
1.0976
S355MC
DIN EN 10149-2:
1995-11
1.0529
S350GD
DIN EN 10326:
2004-09
1.0446
GE240
1.6220
G20Mn5
1.0503
C45
Test Certificate according to

DIN EN 10204:2005-01
2.2*)
2.2
3.1
2.2
3.1
2.2
3.1
DIN EN 10293:
2005-06
DIN EN 10083-2:
2006-10
*) The specified increased yield strength ReH 320 N/mm for some scaffolding components - these components are designated according to the drawings in Appendix A - can be achieved during the manufacture of the components by means of strain
hardening whereby the ultimate strain must not be less than the minimum requirement for S355JOH steel according to DIN EN
10219-1:2006-07. The values of the yield strength and ultimate strain are to be certified through Acceptance Test Certificate 3.1
according to DIN EN 10204:2005-01.

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Material
Material No./
Numerical
designation
Short name
Technical rule
Stainless steel
1.4310
X10CrNi18-8
DIN EN 10083-3:
2005-09
Free cutting steel
1.0718
11SMNPB30
DIN EN 10087:
1999-01
Malleable cast iron
5.4203
EN-GJMW-450-7
DIN EN 1562:
2012-05
Aluminium alloy
1.0503
C45
DIN EN 10083-2:
2006-10
Test Certificate according to

DIN EN 10204:2005-01
3.1
2.1.3

Rough plywood panels

Construction industry plywood panels must comply with the requirements stated in the Approval Guidelines for the
Use of Construction Industry Plywood Panels in Scaffolding Operations.
2.1.4

2.1.5

Solid wood
The solid wood for the toeboards must correspond to at least Sorting Class S 10 according to DIN 4074-1:2008-12.
2.1.6

Corrosion protection
Applicable are the technical construction regulations.
2.2
2.2.1

Manufacture and designation

Manufacture
Companies that produce welded scaffolding components according to this approval must have demonstrated that they
are suited for this purpose.
For operations, this proof is considered valid if the EXC 2 welding certificate according to DIN EN 1090-1:2012-02 in
accordance with the requirements for the production of welded joints corresponding to this approval (steel and alumi
num) is available.
Couplers
For half-couplers mounted on the various components, only half-couplers are to be used which correspond to at least
Class A with General Building Inspection Approval or according to DIN EN 72-2:2009-01.
See DIBt Notification, Issue 3, 1999, Page 122f.

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2.2.2

Labelling
The scaffold components according to Table 1, whose production is governed by this General Building Inspection
Approval, are to be labelled permanently and such that they are easily identifiable in accordance with the compliance
symbol regulations of the German states with
the capital letter
the label of the respective manufacturer and
the shortened licence number 865
In addition, the last two digits of the year of manufacture must be specified.
Such labelling is pursuant to compliance with the specifications under Section 2.3.
2.3
2.3.1

Compliance certificate
General
The confirmation of the compliance of the scaffold components according to Table 1, whose production is governed by
this General Building Inspection Approval, with the provisions of this General Building Inspection Approval must be
obtained for each production factory in the form of a compliance certificate based on an internal production control and
regular external inspections including product testing of the individual parts and scaffold components in accordance
with the following provisions.
For the issuing of the compliance certificate and the external inspections including the product testing thereby to be
carried out, the manufacturer of the scaffold components according to Table 1 must engage a certification authority as
well as an inspection agency approved for this purpose including product testing.
The manufacturer must submit the declaration that a compliance certificate has been granted by labelling the building
products with the compliance symbol ( symbol) with reference to the purpose of use.
The Deutsches Institut fr Bautechnik (DIBt) is to be provided by the certifying authority with a copy of the compliance
certificate issued by said authority for information.
2.3.2 Internal production control

An internal production control is to be established and implemented at every production factory. An internal production
control is regarded as the continuous monitoring of the production to be undertaken by the manufacturer, with which
he ensures that the individual parts and scaffold components manufactured by him comply with the provisions of this
General Building Inspection Approval.
The internal production control must include at least the measures listed as follows:
Control and inspections of the source material:
It must be checked whether inspection certificates according to Section 2.1.2 have been submitted for the
aluminium alloy and whether the test results satisfy the requirements.

For at least 1% of the respective building components, the observation of the dimensions and tolerances is to be

checked against the specifications in the design drawings.
Control and inspections to be performed on the scaffold components:

For at least 1% of the scaffold components, the observation of the dimensions and tolerances and, if need be,

the welded joints as well as the corrosion protection is to be checked against the specifications in the design

drawings.

For template or automated production of the scaffold components, the corresponding template and/or machine

settings shall be checked and documented prior to the initial operation.

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The results of the internal production control shall be recorded and evaluated. The records must include at least the
following specifications:
Designation of the individual parts and/or scaffold components
Type of control
Date of manufacture and control of the individual parts and/or scaffold components
Result of the controls and tests compared to the requirements - signature of the person responsible for the internal
production control.
The records shall be kept for at least five years. They shall be presented to the Deutsches Institut fr Bautechnik (DIBt)
and the competent highest building control authority upon demand.
If the test results are unsatisfactory, the manufacturer must immediately take the measures required to eliminate the
defect. Individual parts and/or scaffold components which do not conform to the requirements shall be handled in such
a way that confusion with conforming ones is excluded. After eliminating the defect - as far as technically feasible and
required to provide evidence of the elimination of the defect - the relevant test is to be repeated without delay.
2.3.3

External Inspection
At each production factory, the internal production control shall be inspected by an external inspection on a regular
basis, at least every five years. Within the scope of the external inspection, an inspection of the factory and the internal
production control including product testing of the scaffold components according to Table 1 is to be performed.
The sampling and tests is/are respectively the responsibility of the approved inspection agency.
At least the following tests shall be performed:
inspection of the personnel and factory requirements for the proper production of the scaffold
inspection of the internal production control
random sample taking for the compliance of the scaffold components with the provisions of the Approval according to
design, shape, dimension
corrosion protection
labelling
inspection of the required welding qualification certificate
The scaffold components shall be taken from the running production.
The results of the certification and external inspection shall be kept for at least five years. They shall be presented by
the certification authority and/or inspection agency to the Deutsches Institut fr Bautechnik (DIBt) or the competent
highest building supervisory authority upon demand.

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3
Provisions for design and dimensioning
3.1
3.1.1

3.1.2

3.2
3.2.1

3.2.2
3.2.2.1

Design
Standard configuration
Configurations of facade scaffolds are considered to be standard configurations if they correspond to the provisions of
Appendix B.
Deviations from the standard configurations
If the scaffold system is used for scaffolds deviating from the standard configuration, the deviations must be accounted
for according to the Technical Building Regulations and the provisions of this General Building Inspection Approval in each
individual case. In this process, other anchorage grids and other nets may also be used as scaffolding cladding. The
potentially increased stress (e.g. from increasing the net weight and the wind loads or from increased live loads) shall
be tracked in a scaffold up to the anchoring and up to the ground level. Likewise, the influence of site lifts or other
lifting devices shall be taken into account if they are not operated independently of the scaffold.
Dimensioning
General
The stability of scaffolds set up using the scaffold components according to Section 4.3.1 and not corresponding to
the standard configuration must be accounted for in each individual case or by a static type calculation.
In doing so, in particular DIN EN 12811-1:2004-03 in conjunction with the Directive for Working Scaffolds according to
DIN EN 12811-13, the approval principles for the dimensioning of aluminium components in scaffolding3,
DIN 4420-1:2004-03 as well as the approval principles for working and protection scaffolds - requirements, calculation
assumptions, tests, compliance certificate3 are to be observed.
Calculation assumptions
Vertical resistance of decks
The decks of the scaffold system PERI UP T 72 have been accounted for, corresponding to Table 3, for the live loads
of the load classes according to DIN EN 12811-1:2004-03, Table 3, and for the use in the safety and roof protection
scaffold as safety scaffold level of Class FL1 with fall heights of up to 2 m according to DIN 4420-1:2004-03 (Class D
according to DIN EN 12810-1:2004-03).
Table 3: Classification of the decks according to the load classes

Name of component
Steel Deck UDS
Appendix A
Page
12
Bay width
[m]
Use in load class
4.0
3.0
2.5
Access Deck UAL-2 64 x 200/3
13
2.0
14
2.5
15
3.0
16
2.5
17
3.0
to be obtained by the Deutsches Institut fr Bautechnik (DIBt)

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3.2.2.2

Elastic support of the frame columns

Unanchored nodes of frame columns may be assumed to be elastically supported on the frame level (in the case of
facade scaffolds perpendicular to the facade) by the horizontal levels (platform units), if the horizontally adjacent nodes
have been anchored. This elastic coupling may be taken into account for scaffolds up to Load Class 3 by assuming a
translation spring with the design values specified in Table 4.
The design values specified in Table 4 also apply for coupling springs resulting from the use of decks according to
Table 4 and Access Decks UAL in adjacent scaffold bays.
Table 4: Design values of the horizontal translation springs

Deck
Steel Deck UDS 32

3.2.2.3

Number of
decks per
scaffold bay
Appendix A,
page
12
Bay width
[m]
Looseness f0,d
[cm]
3.0
3.8
2.5
3.2
Stiffness c,d
[kN/cm]
Resistance of the
spring NR,d [kN]
0.50
2.71
Elastic coupling of the vertical levels

The inner and outer vertical level of a scaffold may be assumed to be elastically coupled together by the decks in the
direction of these levels (in the case of facade scaffolds parallel to the facade). This elastic coupling may be taken into
account for scaffolds up to Load Class 3 by assuming coupling springs with the design values specified in Table 5.
Table 5: Design values of the horizontal coupling springs per scaffold bay

Deck
Steel Deck UDS 32
Number of
decks per
scaffold bay
Appendix A,
page
Bay width
[m]
Looseness f0II,d
[cm]
Stiffness cII,d
[kN/cm]
Resistance of the
spring NRII,d [kN]
12
3.0
0.9
2.62
3.63
3.2.2.4 Vertical Brace UBF

3.2.2.4.1 Load deformation behaviour
In the global system, the vertical braces UBF according to Appendix A Page 11, may be taken into account as an
equivalent beam between the diagonal connections with an equivalent cross-section area Aeff = ADiag/4 (ADiag =
cross-section area of the brace, a corresponding equivalent stiffness E Aeff and a total looseness in diagonal direction
of f0,k = f0,d = 0.3 cm.

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3.2.2.4.2 Resistance

For the Face Braces UBF according to Appendix A, Page 11, the following verifications must be met:
N V, d
NV,R,d
N V, d
29
+ IS,n 1

This includes:
NV,d Stress though axial force in the face braces in kN
NV,R,d Stress of the face brace vis--vis axial force

Bay length = 2.0 m: NV,R,d = 6.5 kN

Bay length = 2.5 m: NV,R,d = 6.7 kN

Bay length = 3.0 m: Nv,R,d = 6.9 kN
Vectorial utilization of the standard within the area of the diagonal connections (net cross-section)
IS,n

Applicable for vact 1/3:
a
IS,n = (a, b see Figure1); thereby b is to be determined whilst taking into account the interaction correlation
b
m=cos
n
b
For 1/3 < Vact < 0.9, the vectorial utilization is determined by taking into account the interaction formulae in
accordance with Column 4 of Table 7, DIN 4420-1:1990-12.
This includes:
shear utilization in the standard
vact
( (
vact =
VSt
VSt,R,d
VSt
VSt,R,d shear resistance in the standard (net cross-section)
stress due to shear force in the standard (net cross-section)
diagonal connection on the T-Frame UVT or L-Frame UVL:

VSt,R,d,n = Vpl,d,n = 45.0 kN
diagonal connection on the Base Frame UVF 72/174 and on the Pavement Gantry UVG:

VSt,R,d,n = Vpl,d,n = 55.9 kN

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Bending moment utilization in the standard

MSt design value of the stress through bending in the standard (net cross-section)
MSt,R,d design value of the bending resistance in the standard (net cross-section)
MSt,R,d = Mpl,d,n = fy,d pl Wel,n = 124.0 kNcm
MSt,R,d = Mpl,d,n = fy,d pl Wel,n = 153.0 kNcm
Axial force utilization in the standard
NSt design value of the stress through axial force in the standard (net cross-section)
NSt,R,d design value of the axial resistance in the standard
NSt,R,d = Npl,d,n = fy,d An = 111.0 kN
NSt,R,d = Npl,d,n = fy,d An = 139.0 kN
Fig. 1: Vectorial utilization in the standard
3.2.2.5 Coupler Brace UBC

In the analysis of the Coupler Brace UBC according to Appendix A, Page 52, the resistance and the load-deformation
behaviour are to be used in accordance with the regulations of the General Building Inspection Approval Z-8.22-863.
3.2.2.6 Ledger Brace UBL
In the analysis of the Ledger Brace UBL according to Appendix A, Page 22, the resistance and the load-deformation
behaviour are to be used in accordance with the regulations of the General Building Inspection Approval Z-8.22-863.

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3.2.2.7 Ledger UH
3.2.2.7.1 Load-deformation behaviour
In the analysis of the Ledger UH / UH plus under bending stress at the level of the standard/ledger, the ledger
connection is to be taken into account with a torsional spring clamp corresponding to the moments / rotation angles
(My/ relationship) according to Fig. 2.
d =
My
15403 55.6 My
with My in kNcm
[rad]
Fig. 2: Moments / rotation relationship
3.2.2.7.2 Proof of load-bearing capacity

For the resistance of the ledger connection to the Base Frame UVF as well as to the Pavement Gantry UVG,
the provisions according to the General Building Inspection Approval Z-8.22-863 shall apply for the ledger connection
on the standards 48.3 x 3.6 mm. For the interaction standard / ledger connection as well as for the interaction of
internal forces on the ledger connection, the provisions for the connection to base standards ( 46.3 x 3.2 mm) shall
be used.
3.2.2.8

Material properties
For steel components S235JRH with an increased yield strength (ReH 320 N/mm2) - these components are labelled
accordingly in the drawings of Appendix A - a rated value of the yield strength of fy,d = 291 N/mm2 may be taken as a
basis for the calculation.
3.2.2.9 Welded seams

When accounting for the welded joints of steel components S235JRH with an increased yield strength
(ReH 320 N/mm2) - these components are labelled accordingly in the drawings of Appendix - utilization of the increased
yield strength of fy,d = 291 N/mm2 is permissible for butt welds (welded joints) under compression / bending compression.
All other welded joints are to be accounted for with the yield strengths of the components source material.

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3.2.2.10 Cross-section values of the base jacks
The equivalent cross-section values for the tension analyses and deformation calculations according to
DIN 4425:1990-11 (Appendix B of DIN EN 12811-1:2004-03) shall be assumed for the base jacks (base plates)
according to Appendix A, Page 1 as follows:
A
= AS = 4.36 cm2
l
=
4.96 cm4
Wel
=
3.23 cm3
Wpl = 1.25 3.23 = 4.04 cm3
3.2.2.11 Couplers
In the analysis of the half-couplers attached to various components, the resistance and stiffness for half-couplers of
Class A shall be assumed in accordance with the specifications in the Approval principles for the proof of usability of
half-couplers on steel and aluminium tubes.
4
4.1

Provisions for the design

General
The design and testing of the scaffolds is not covered by this General Building Inspection Approval.
4.2

Quality of the components

All components must be inspected to ensure that they are in perfect condition; damaged components may not be used.
4.3
4.3.1

Structural design
Components
For scaffolds in accordance with this Approval, the components specified in Table 1 are to be used.
Only such components may be used which have been labelled according to the provisions of Section 2.2.2 or according
to the provisions of the General Building Inspection Approval Z-8.22-863.
In individual cases, steel tubes and couplers according to DIN EN 12811:2004-03 as well as scaffold boards and planks
according to DIN 4420-1:2004-03 may also be added.
With regard to deviations of the base jacks shown in Appendix A, Pages 1 and 2, other lightweight base jacks may also
be used according to DIN 4425:1990-11 which comply with the required load-bearing capacities.
4.3.2
Base area
Base Frames UVF are to be put directly onto the base jacks or base plates and to be adjusted such that the scaffolding
levels are horizontal. It must be ensured that the end plates of the base jacks or of the base plates are laid up
horizontally and evenly and that the forces resulting from the scaffold on the mounting level can be absorbed and
transferred.
4.3.3

Height adjustment
For the height adjustment, the Base Frames UVF 72/124 and 72/174 as well as the Guardrail Post UVP may be used as
compensation frames. No work may be performed on scaffold levels directly underneath these frames.
4.3.4

Scaffold deck
The scaffold decks shall be secured against unintentional lifting.

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The system decks of the "PERI UP T 72" scaffold system satisfy this requirement by sliding them into their respective
end position on the decking transom. In this mounting position, any unintentional lifting or removal is prevented.
4.3.5

Side protection
As a matter of priority, the components intended for this purpose (guardrails) are to be used, and in individual cases
also components such as steel tubes and couplers according to DIN EN 12811:2004-03 as well as scaffold boards and
planks according to DIN 4420-1:2004-03.
With the T-frame, a guardrail in advance can be used from the lower level during assembly and dismantling
4.3.6

Bracing
Scaffolds must be braced.
In the case of facade scaffolds, the outer vertical level parallel to the facade must be stiffened by braces which may be
arranged either continuously or tower-like. As far as the mounted version does not correspond to the standard
configuration, the number of the braces is indicated in the proof of stability, but one brace may be allocated to
5 scaffold bays at the most.
At least in those bays followed by a brace, Ledgers (UH) are to be installed at the height of the base jacks.
The horizontal levels (scaffolding levels) are to be stiffened by decks.
4.3.7

Anchorage
As far as the mounted version does not correspond to the standard configuration, the anchorage grid and the anchorage
forces are indicated in the proof of stability.
The anchorages of the wall ties on the facade or another part of the structure are not covered by this Approval.
The user must ensure that these may securely absorb and transfer the forces from the wall ties. In the process,
vertical forces may not be transferred.
4.3.8
Couplers
The threaded couplers must be tightened with a tightening torque of 50 Nm when they are being connected to the
standards; deviations of 10% are acceptable. The bolts can be kept easily serviceable; e.g. by using an oil-grease
mixture.
5
5.1

Provision for use and maintenance

General
The use of the scaffolds is not covered by this General Building Inspection Approval.
5.2

Wooden scaffold components

To prevent damages on wooden scaffold components resulting from moisture, these shall be stored in a dry place,
off the ground and with sufficient ventilation.
Georg Feistel Certified

Department Head

PERI UP T 72 Scaffold System National Technical Approval

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see DIBt Notification Issue 2/2006, Page 61 ff

General Building Inspection

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Adj. Base Plate UJB

Adj. Base Plate UJS

Spindle Locking UJS

Base Plate UJP

Base Frame Steel UVF 72/124

Base Frame UVF 72/174

T-Frame UVT 72/200

Spigot Tube UV 165

L-Frame UVL 72/100

Guardrail Post UVP 100

Face Brace UBF

Steel Deck UDS 32

Access Deck UAL-2 64 x 200/3

Access Deck UAL with Ladder 64 x 250/3

Access Deck UAL-2 with Ladder 64 x 250/3

Access Deck UAL with Ladder 64 x 300/3

Access Deck UAL-2 with Ladder 64 x 300/3

Decking Gap Filler UD 7

Decking Gap Filler UD 11

Ledger Brace UBL

Guardrail UPG 400

Toeboard Wood UPT

Toeboard Wood UPT-2

End Guardrail UPX 32

End Guardrail UPX 72

End Guardrail UPX 104

End Guardrail in Advance UPA

Console Bracket UCB 32

Console Bracket UCB 72

Console Bracket UCB 104

Bracket Brace UCP

Pavement Gantry UVG 176/240

Pavement Gantry UVG 104/240

Connection Protect Panel UPC

Protection Panel UPP

Coupler Transom UHC 72

Regulations for the production, designation and

according to Sections 2.1 to 2.3

according to Sections 2.1 to 2.3

according to Sections 2.1 to 2.3

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Guardrail Coupler UPR

Decking Transom Spigot UES

Lattice Girder Steel ULS 50

Lattice Girder Steel ULS 70

Lattice Girder Alu ULA 50 HD

Lattice Girder Alu ULA 70 HD

Starter Tube ULB 50/70

Locking Pin 48/57

Locking Pin D48/D57

Wall Tie UWT