How To: Create an artificial draft

Re: How To: Create an artificial draft

PostBy: Sting On: Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:17 pm

isolate everything in a "boiler room" of the basement

for fire protection

for dirt protection

and bring in outside air - enough outside air so the manometer registers correctly!
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Re: How To: Create an artificial draft

PostBy: rockwood On: Sun Sep 21, 2008 8:15 pm

Hello all,
Outdoor air supplies.
I found a lot of good info from this web site. http://www.woodheat.org It does focus on wood burning but I found it very helpful. John Gulland (one of the founders of the site) whose 25 years of industry experience have made him a renown expert in the area of house pressure and it’s relation to draft gives good advise. If you go to the site you can click on "outdoor air supplies" and read about it. The "all about chimneys" is good also.

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Re: How To: Create an artificial draft

PostBy: 2001Sierra On: Fri Aug 21, 2009 9:17 pm

My Buderus hand fed has a little door that you open put some newspaper in, lite with a match hear the woosh as it is sucked up the chimney and you are ready to coal (rock)and roll and start your fire. :D
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