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flue pipe
A flue pipe (also referred to as a labial pipe) is an organ pipe that produces sound through the vibration of air molecules, in the same manner as a recorder or a whistle. Air under pressure (called wind) is driven through a flue and against a sharp lip called a labium, causing the column of air in the pipe to resonate at a frequency determined by the pipe length (see wind instrument). Thus, there are no moving parts in a flue pipe. This is in contrast to reed pipes, whose sound is driven by beating reeds, as in a clarinet. Flue pipes are common components of pipe organs.
Hi, long story short, our boiler has been replaced with a combi and the loft and airing cupboard are now devoid of tanks and pipework, except....
... this old flue pipe, which was once connected to the original boiler when our home was built in the mid-80s.
It runs from a vent on the roofline...
HI,
Ideal Logic flue fall is 1.5 degree, as per manufacturers instructions.
Did you know that they have an allowance? The upper allowance is 2 degree, but this is not in the instructions. The question is if the flue fall is say 1.9 degree, does it comply with the manufacturers instructions...
Hi All,
This is a bit of a random one, but I'm a product designer working on a lighting project and I'm on the hunt for unused/waste/offcuts of the 60mm plastic flue inner that you get with some boilers.
If anyone in the Glasgow area has any of the white for translucent stuff, I would...
Hi all,
Had a plumber come round today to service our boiler and it turns out he's had to turn it off as unsafe due to some water leaking on the outside of the flue pipe. At the time the plumber said that the instillation was done terribly and that if I really wanted I could report the job as...
I recently have had a gas boiler fitted in my kitchen and the flue pipe goes through the kitchen wall to the outside. However, the hole drilled seems to be way to big and I am left with a good 2 to 3 inches of open space around the pipe and can see outside from inside my house! Who is...
Lolaruby
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Hi There,
i would like to ask that if the flue pipe from my combi boiler is leaking water from an extension pipe is it safe? Is it leaking anything else as the boiler is in my bedroom.
advice would be appreciated as I've been given 2 pieces of advice that contradict each other & im concerned...
Sammy26
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Hi Guys,
need a little advice, i have been asked to install a flue for a AGA, the location of the AGA is in the centre of the house and due to conservation can not be external.
the builder has informed me that he wants me to install a twin wall flue pipe through the house and exit through...
If the gas fitter failed to secure the boiler gas flue pipe joints with screws , would this be classed as an AR (at risk) or NTCS (not to current standards) defect?
Also if the gas fitter used the wrong gas flue pipe system and used a gas flue externally that was only made to be used...
sally123
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Hi, First post and just after advice before I ring the installer in the new year, New build house just been in it just over 1 year. Has a potterton HE promax condensing boiler and noticed over the past week a weird watery slushing noise inside boiler and if I go outside and listen to the flue...
puregeordie
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Hi there,
I was just wondering what sort of tape would be used when sealing the joints to a metal flue pipe system? Would closure plate tape be enough or do you need foil tape?
Cheers in advance :-)
My boys pulled out a floor standing open flued gas boiler appliance today. This one has been
serviced and looked after by BG for the past 10 years. The thing was on the ground floor
and easily examined. Just look at the flue - which was leaking exhaust into the cavity between the wall
skins...
Centralheatking
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Can anyone help. A recent inspection done by an qualified engineer noted that the mainly horizontal 5ft vent pipe on my Worcester Bosch Gas boiler in my outbuilding had joints that we're covered with silver/aluminium tape. Now this has passed all previous inspections with flying colours. Now...
Horse
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Hello,
British Gas installed our new boiler. After stormy weather it became apparent that water gets into the flue pipe. It has an opening to allow air to get in. Unfortunately, it also lets in rain water, which is driven in by the wind. British Gas so far have said it is a fault with the...
James2218
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