Ravelli RBC 810 Manual De Uso Y Mantenimiento página 48

Rev.1 14/02/18
Pag.48
EN
Set-ups for the smoke evacuation system
Be careful when building the smoke evacuation system and observe the regulations in force in the country where
the stove is installed.
! IMPORTANT
Smoke ducts and fittings
The term smoke duct indicates all ducts that connect the combustion equipment to the chimney.
The following requirements need to be applied:
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observe product standard EN 1856-2;
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the horizontal sections must have a minimum slope of 3% upwards;
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the length of the horizontal section must be as minimum as possible, and its projection on the horizontal plane must not exceed
2 metres;
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changes in direction must not have an angle of more than 90° (45° bends are recommended);
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the number of direction changes, including the one necessary for insertion into the chimney, must not exceed 3;
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the cross section must have a constant diameter, the same from where it exits the firebox up to the fitting into the chimney;
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it is forbidden to use flexible metal and fibre cement pipes;
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smoke ducts must not cross rooms where the installation of combustion equipment is prohibited.
In any case, the smoke ducts must be sealed against combustion products and condensation, as well as insulated if they lead outside
of the installation room.
Installing manual draught adjustment devices is not allowed.
! IMPORTANT
Chimney
The chimney is a particularly important element for correct stove operation.
The chimney must be sized so as to guarantee the draught declared by the Manufacturer.
Do not connect the stove to a collective chimney.
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The chimney must be built applying the following regulations:
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it must observe product standard EN 1856-1;
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it must be made of materials that are suitable to guarantee resistance against normal mechanical, chemical and thermal stress
and be correctly thermally insulated to limit the formation of condensation;
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it must be mainly vertical and not feature any bottlenecks along its entire length;
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it must be correctly spaced with an air gap and insulated from flammable materials;
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there must be a maximum of 2 changes in direction and angles must not exceed 45°;
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the chimney inside the home, however, must be insulated and can be inserted into a skylight shaft, as long as it respects
standards regarding placing inside a tube;
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the smoke conduit must be connected to the chimney using a "T" fitting with an inspection collection chamber for combustion
residue and especially for collecting condensation.
! IMPORTANT
Use watertight pipes with silicone seals.
It is forbidden to use the discharge mounted directly on the wall or directed towards indoor spaces and any other
type of discharge that is not set forth by the regulation in force in the country of installation (Note: in Italy only
roof-discharge is allowed).
Chimney pot
The chimney pot, i.e. the top end of the chimney, must fulfil the following characteristics:
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the cross-section of the smoke outlet must be at least twice the internal cross-section of the chimney;
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it must stop water or snow from getting in;
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make sure the smoke is taken away even when there is wind (wind resistant chimney pot);
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the outlet height must be outside of the reflux zone (refer to national and local regulations to calculate the reflux zone);
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The Manufacturer will not be held liable for incorrectly sized and non-regulation smoke
evacuation systems.
Creating an initial straight vertical smoke duct section of at least 1 m to ensure proper
smoke ejection is mandatory.
It is necessary to check the safety distances that need to be observed when there are
flammable materials and the type of insulating material that needs to be used is on the
chimney data plate.