Topic: Balanced Flue Gas Fires
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Why a flue for a gas fire and not for a gas cooker?
High levels of carbon monoxide are only produced through incomplete combustion of the gas,fluless appliances are only allowed to be fitted in rooms of a certain size,unless provision is made for ventilation.Fluless appliance are deemed safe... Read More »
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What is the best power flue gas fire?
Your question leaves too many other questions-call your local fireplace co. to come out to do an assesment of your home and needs--they will answer all your questions and if you buy a fp. from them they can install it in a professional and ... Read More »
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Which balanced flue fire gives the best heat output?
go here >> http://www.drugasar.co.uk/fire_selector.… or look here >> http://search.bt.com/result?p=balanced+f… the rest is up to you my choice may not be the same as yours Read More »
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The gas cooker is using the air around it to burn and because its not using the same volume of gas as a hot water or heating boiler it does not need to have the exhaust gas's piped to the outside air. On new of refitted kitchens extractor h...
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Gas cookers (ovens, ranges) burn very, very efficiently -- about 95-98% efficient, so there is low oxygen depletion in normal households, and very little carbon monoxide as a by-product. And, most ovens/ranges/cookers are not running suffic...
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This sounds like "kettling". This is due to sludge forming a hard crust in the base of the boiler that traps water in pockets. This leads to localised boiling where the flame impinges on the underside of the heat exchanger. The trapped stea...
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Open flue means that the appliance takes air out of the room and the exhaust gases get chucked out through a hole in the wall or a chimney. Flueless means it doesn't need any kind of flue. That normally only applies to very small catalytic ...
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if your fire is going onto a outside wall then you could use a "balanced flue " fire.which just has a twin walled flue going straight through the wall. try this link http://www.fireplacemegastore.co.uk/no-c… As far as i know there are no sa...
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The balanced flue structure is the working behind majority of DRU gas fires and gas wall heaters. It was devised by DRU engineers from Holland in the thirties. Since then it has evolved into an industrial standard for improved effectiveness...
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The term balanced flue refers to a system in which the air supply to the appliance is provided solely by a tube running concentrically on the outside of the flue pipe. Because the air enters, and the products of combustion leave at the same...
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