You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly. You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
flue
A flue is a duct, pipe, or opening in a chimney for conveying exhaust gases from a fireplace, furnace, water heater, boiler, or generator to the outdoors. Historically the term flue meant the chimney itself. In the United States, they are also known as vents for boilers and as breeching for water heaters and modern furnaces. They usually operate by buoyancy, also known as the stack effect, or the combustion products may be 'induced' via a blower. As combustion products contain carbon monoxide and other dangerous compounds, proper 'draft', and admission of replacement air is imperative. Building codes, and other standards, regulate their materials, design, and installation.
Hi everyone, I was hoping to find a place where I could some advice to what’s hopefully a straightforward question and this looks to be it :)
I have an Intergas combi boiler that has a horizontal extension via my outside wall and to the balcony, all in all about 5 meters in length. Due to some...
Hello, I'm after a bit of advice.
If you, as a gas engineer, needed to "fault find" on a boiler that has a problem, would you do a flue integrity test as one of the first ports of call.
The boiler ignites, stays lit for 20 seconds or so then shuts off. About 20 seconds later, the boiler...
Anyone recommend a flue gas analyser. My old Kane needs a replacement and they all seem to have gone up in price.
Someone suggested bluelyzer but I've never heard of them.
Very recently had a garage side extension on our house and now the boiler flue is too close to the wall.
the boiler was fitted about 5 years ago and wasn’t touched when we did the extension.
I need to get a plumber to change it but would like to have a plan before they come, can anyone give me...
We built our detached house 23 yrs ago, having a Vaillant Thermocompact boiler with a Megaflo tank, and it's been excellent. The boiler sits in a room under the stairs, with the flue discharging out of the side wall (no windows or doors) at a height of around 2.5m from the ground. The...
Hi All
I have a Turbochim side flue fire, installed Dec 2000 and has worked well for 20 years.
It would not turn On the other day.
Normally you press and hold On button and the fan starts.
Now when you press the ON button you here a click and the fan fails to start.
The fan has been tested (...
I have a Turbochim side flue fire, installed Dec 2000 and has worked well for 20 years.
It would not turn On the other day.
Normally you press and hold On button and the fan starts.
Now when you press the ON button you here a click and the fan fails to start.
The fan has been tested ( Hereford...
This is the background. I noticed a smell of oil in a small enuite that adjoins my boiler house and went out to boiler house and oil tank to have a look. I could not find any odours of oil anywhere so assumed it had come in window, ie you can get a smell of oil from tank, near the outlet pipe...
Greetings!
Having just rebuilt a Rayburn 460k with (ecoflam burners) due to the dreaded warped oven protection plate, I am trying to work out if the test point temperature readings for the Rayburn are, ‘what you’d expect’
Flue ways on cooker side & boiler side, including boiler baffles all now...
Have had a customer call me this afternoon saying the builder knocked the flue pipe last week and now there is water continuously from the flue. Its a floor standing ideal mexico with an open flue. He says it happens even when not raining. I only completed my ACS in April so am fairly new with...
Hi
In new flat, looking to replace BG 330+ system boiler with a combi, but retain existing flue as there are a few bends and quite long - it's still in good condition #(8 yrs old). I'm told the boiler was made by Glowworm, and that their new Energy 7 would do the trick. I'm thinking of buying...
We are hoping to purchase a secondhand floor standing oil boiler. The flue originally comes out on the right of the boiler. Our old boilers flue comes out of the top of the boiler. Could the new secondhand boiler work if the flue was changed to the top of the boiler? The proposed boiler we are...
Hello there
Quick question: I have installed a new boiler today. The engineer is foing ro back tomorrow.
The boiler is in the conservatory mounted on the wall. The flue pipes exit from top of the boiler through a round hole to outside the house.
There is a big gap around the hole and...
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...
Just had a massive downpour and seems the inner tube of the vertical flue lets water in .
The boiler is not connected as the plumber is doing that next week but I have put the flue through the roof hence noticing it .
It's a condensing flue for oil system.
It is new and water is only coming...
Testo FREE Service Promotion.
Buy a Testo flue gas analyser 300, 327 or 320B kit before 31st December and get a FREE 1st year service in 2022.
Save over £100.
Don't forget to register your analyser.
More information here - https://corgi-direct.com/testo-flue-gas-analysers-18088-0000
I've just had a Worcestershire Bosch installed by a gas engineer and heard him talking about having forgotten elbows, was it 90 elbows that he forgot and should have installed? The hole made in my ceiling is horrendous due to the 45 degree entry, but the plate he installed cover the mess.
Can...
Up to 21% Off Testo 300 Flue Gas Analyser Range
Offer Valid until 31/08/21
Excellent Special Offer on Testo 300 Flue Gas Analyser Range 😲 - https://campaign.emailblaster.cloud/MTU4NDA/24.html
Sure, ad-blocking software does a great job at blocking ads, but it also blocks useful features of our website. For the best site experience please disable your AdBlocker.