Draught diverter v draught stabiliser - Revision history

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	NB A 'draught break' is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.		NB A 'draught break' is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.

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	* Clean air act.		* Clean air act.
	* Combustion appliance.		* Combustion appliance.
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		+	* Draught break.
	* Draught proofing.		* Draught proofing.
	* Fireplace recess.		* Fireplace recess.

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	According to [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/buildingregulations/approveddocuments/partj/approved Approved document J, Combustion appliances and fuel storage systems]:		According to [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/buildingregulations/approveddocuments/partj/approved Approved document J, Combustion appliances and fuel storage systems]:

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	A draught stabiliser is a factory-made counter-balanced flap device admitting air to the flue, from the same space as the combustion air, to prevent excessive variations in the draught. It is usual for these to be in the fluepipe or chimney, but they may be located on the appliance.		A draught stabiliser is a factory-made counter-balanced flap device admitting air to the flue, from the same space as the combustion air, to prevent excessive variations in the draught. It is usual for these to be in the fluepipe or chimney, but they may be located on the appliance.

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	NB A 'draught break' is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.		NB A 'draught break' is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.
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−	*Building regulations.	+	* Approved Document J.
−	*Chimney definition.	+	* Building regulations.
−	*Clean air act.	+	* Chimney definition.
−	*Combustion appliance.	+	* Clean air act.
−	*Fireplace recess.	+	* Combustion appliance.
−	*Fluepipe.	+	* Fireplace recess.
−	*Hearth.	+	* Fluepipe.
		+	* Hearth.

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	*Fireplace recess.		*Fireplace recess.
		+	*Fluepipe.
	*Hearth.		*Hearth.

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	A draught stabiliser is a factory-made counter-balanced flap device admitting air to the flue, from the same space as the combustion air, to prevent excessive variations in the draught. It is usual for these to be in the fluepipe or chimney, but they may be located on the appliance.		A draught stabiliser is a factory-made counter-balanced flap device admitting air to the flue, from the same space as the combustion air, to prevent excessive variations in the draught. It is usual for these to be in the fluepipe or chimney, but they may be located on the appliance.

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−	NB A draught break is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.	+	NB A 'draught break' is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.

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According to [http://www.planningportal.gov.uk/buildingregulations/approveddocuments/partj/approved Approved document J, Combustion appliances and fuel storage systems]:

A draught diverter is a form of draught break intended to prevent conditions in the main length of flue from interfering with the combustion performance of an open-flued appliance. It allows the appliance to operate without interference from down-draughts that may occur in adverse wind conditions and excessive draught.

A draught stabiliser is a factory-made counter-balanced flap device admitting air to the flue, from the same space as the combustion air, to prevent excessive variations in the draught. It is usual for these to be in the fluepipe or chimney, but they may be located on the appliance.

[[File:Draught diverter v draught stabiliser.jpg]]

NB A draught break is an opening formed by a factory-made component into any part of the flue serving an open-flued appliance. Such openings may be provided to allow dilution air to be drawn into a flue or to lessen the effects of down-draught on combustion in the appliance.

= Find out more =

=== Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki ===
*Approved documents.
*Building regulations.
*Chimney definition.
*Clean air act.

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