Abstract: A pipe bend for an exhaust air duct of a fume extraction hood, the pipe bend having at least one multi-part and curved air guide element which extends in the interior of the pipe bend, characterized in that a first and a second part element of the air guide element have a spacing (d) from one another in a radial direction of their curvature.

Abstract: A silencer for installation in an air duct, in particular in a flat duct, having at least one sound-absorbing damping element extending essentially in a longitudinal direction (X), and having at least one holding device which accommodates the damping element at least in sections and has a fastening device for fixing the silencer in the air duct. An assembly comprising an air duct and such a silencer is further described.

Abstract: An air duct which extends substantially in a longitudinal direction (X), having a duct wall which encloses a flow cross section and has, on its inner side, at least one fastening means for fastening at least one functional element, which can be accommodated in the air duct, in a variable position in the longitudinal direction (X) of the duct.

Abstract: A downdraft element having a first flow opening and a second flow opening, wherein the first flow opening is arranged relative to the second flow opening at an angle 45°???135°, preferably substantially of 90°, so that at least the average flow direction of a fluid entering the first flow opening and exiting the second flow opening or vice versa is deflectable, characterized in that the downdraft element comprises at least one damper material receptacle on an inner side between the first flow opening and the second flow opening and at least one damper inserted into the damper material receptacle. The invention further relates to a corresponding assembly.

Abstract: A pipe bend, in particular for an exhaust air duct of a fume extraction hood, which has a deflection of 60° to 120°, preferably 90°, with an inflow side and an outflow side, wherein the pipe bend has at least one air guide element which is curved in deflection direction and which extends in the interior of the pipe bend, characterized in that the pipe bend has a cross-sectional widening in flow direction behind the inflow side, in particular adjacent thereto, and a cross-sectional tapering in front of the outflow side, in particular adjacent thereto, the course of the bend of the outer wall of the bend deviating from the course of a quarter circle and having a bulge lying outside the vertex of the bend, in particular downstream of the vertex in the direction of flow.

Abstract: An air duct which extends substantially in a longitudinal direction (X), having a duct wall which encloses a flow cross section and has, on its inner side, at least one fastening means for fastening at least one functional element, which can be accommodated in the air duct, in a variable position in the longitudinal direction (X) of the duct.

Abstract: A pipe connector for connecting at least two pipes, wherein the pipe connector has a first receptacle with a first insertion opening for inserting a pipe and a second receptacle with a second insertion opening for inserting a pipe, wherein the pipe connector has at least one preferably circumferential stop arranged between the first and the second insertion opening on an inner side of the pipe connector, which stop determines a maximum insertion depth of a pipe into the first and/or second receptacle, the pipe connector having at least one, preferably circumferential, sealing lip arranged on the inner side of the pipe connector between the first and/or the second insertion opening and the stop, characterized in that the pipe connector comprises a flexible region of a deformable, compressible or expandable and/or elastic material arranged between the first and the second insertion opening, so that the first receptacle is translationally and/or rotationally displaceable relative to the second receptacle.

Abstract: A downdraft element having a first flow opening and a second flow opening, wherein the first flow opening is arranged relative to the second flow opening at an angle 45°???135°, preferably substantially of 90°, so that at least the average flow direction of a fluid entering the first flow opening and exiting the second flow opening or vice versa is deflectable, characterized in that the downdraft element comprises at least one damper material receptacle on an inner side between the first flow opening and the second flow opening and at least one damper inserted into the damper material receptacle. The invention further relates to a corresponding assembly.

Abstract: A silencer for installation in an air duct, in particular in a flat duct, having at least one sound-absorbing damping element extending essentially in a longitudinal direction (X), and having at least one holding device which accommodates the damping element at least in sections and has a fastening device for fixing the silencer in the air duct. An assembly comprising an air duct and such a silencer is further described.

Abstract: A pipe bend, in particular for an exhaust air duct of a fume extraction hood, which has a deflection of 60° to 120°, preferably 90°, with an inflow side and an outflow side, wherein the pipe bend has at least one air guide element which is curved in deflection direction and which extends in the interior of the pipe bend, characterized in that the pipe bend has a cross-sectional widening in flow direction behind the inflow side, in particular adjacent thereto, and a cross-sectional tapering in front of the outflow side, in particular adjacent thereto, the course of the bend of the outer wall of the bend deviating from the course of a quarter circle and having a bulge lying outside the vertex of the bend, in particular downstream of the vertex in the direction of flow.

Abstract: A pipe bend for an exhaust air duct of a fume extraction hood, the pipe bend having at least one multi-part and curved air guide element which extends in the interior of the pipe bend, characterized in that a first and a second part element of the air guide element have a spacing (d) from one another in a radial direction of their curvature.

Abstract: An exhaust air channel arrangement for a kitchen exhaust air channel system is provided in which the exhaust air channel arrangement is composed of a sheet metal pipe and a supporting structure, which is movably received within the sheet metal pipe along the longitudinal direction (x) of the sheet metal pipe, wherein both opposed wall portions of the sheet metal pipe are mutually supported by the supporting structure.

Abstract: An exhaust air channel arrangement for a kitchen exhaust air channel system is provided in which the exhaust air channel arrangement is composed of a sheet metal pipe and a supporting structure, which is movably received within the sheet metal pipe along the longitudinal direction (x) of the sheet metal pipe, wherein both opposed wall portions of the sheet metal pipe are mutually supported by the supporting structure.