POC in flue integrity Discussion Thread
Windy day, wind blowing directly at a fan assisted horizontal flue.
During a flue integrity test O2 is 19% 10ppm of CO
The very next day without the wind the flue integrity is fine.
This is the first time I've ever had this but I would guess its a common issue?
I wouldn't say the flue is particularly susceptible to wind as its opposite the prevailing but a plume management would actually cause more issues with keeping it away from the fabric of the building.
POC in flue integrity for the original thread on Plumbers Forums
Windy day, wind blowing directly at a fan assisted horizontal flue.
During a flue integrity test O2 is 19% 10ppm of CO
The very next day without the wind the flue integrity is fine.
This is the first time I've ever had this but I would guess its a common issue?
I wouldn't say the flue is particularly susceptible to wind as its opposite the prevailing but a plume management would actually cause more issues with keeping it away from the fabric of the building.
POC in flue integrity for the original thread on Plumbers Forums
