House depressurization tolerance of draft-induced gas-fired appliances / submitted to: Tom Hamlin, Research Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation; submitted by: Peter Moffatt.: NH17-330/1991E-PDF
"The unexpected spillage of combustion gasses from induced draft furnaces has raised concern over the suitability of these appliances for tighter Canadian houses and for houses or furnace rooms where depressurization is a likely occurrence. Reasons for spillage include leaky fan assemblies and other design flaws, manufacturing defects and poor installation practice. Problems have been witnessed with both side -wall vented induced-draft furnaces, and induced draft furnaces connected to naturally aspirated vertical chimneys"--Summary.
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| Title | House depressurization tolerance of draft-induced gas-fired appliances / submitted to: Tom Hamlin, Research Division, Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation; submitted by: Peter Moffatt. |
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| Publication type | Monograph |
| Language | [English] |
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| Description | 1 online resource (iii, 55 pages, 31 unnumbered pages) : illustrations, photographs, charts |
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