Commercial Flue Guide - BFCMA

By theBritish Flue and Chimney Manufacturers Waltham Court, Milley Lane, Hare Hatch, Berks, RG10 : 0118 940 3416 Fax: 0118 940 6258 Email: September 2016 Commercial Flue Guide1. Introduction & Contents Page 2 The aim of this Guide is to provide a clearer understanding of how chimneys and flues should be selected and installed in Commercial applications. Diagrams are for illustrative purposes only and at all times boiler and flue manufacturers instructions should be Introduction2. Chimney Principles3. Regulations4. Types of Chimney & Flue5. Chimney & Flue Design6. Chimney/Flue Height & the Clean Air Act 7. MaintenanceTypical biomass installation from rear outlet using twin wall flue2. Chimney PrinciplesPage 3 The terms flue and chimney are often used interchangeably. The flue is the working part of the chimney, conveying the products of combustion safely to the atmosphere.

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