Making a Fireplace
Making a Fireplace
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Frequently it is pos- sible without any very great expense and trouble to correct a fireplace that has been improperly built. If one has in mind a clear comprehension of the few ele- mentary principles of fireplace construc- tion it will usually be an easy matter to determine the reason why a fireplace smokes or fails to draw.
The cross-section area of the flue is likely to prove the most common diffi- culty. Usually this cannot be seen from inside the fireplace, because of the narrow throat an...d the smoke chamber which in 31 32 Making a Fireplace some form may be above the shelf. If, therefore, the apparent essentials such as shape of opening, narrow throat across the whole width, and prefer- ably the slanting back have been fol- lowed out it would be well to determine the area of the flue itself. To do this it will be necessary to reach the top of the chimney and, by lowering a weight on a line, find which flue leads to the fireplace in question. Its area at the top will in all probability be its area throughout.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Frequently it is pos- sible without any very great expense and trouble to correct a fireplace that has been improperly built. If one has in mind a clear comprehension of the few ele- mentary principles of fireplace construc- tion it will usually be an easy matter to determine the reason why a fireplace smokes or fails to draw.
The cross-section area of the flue is likely to prove the most common diffi- culty. Usually this cannot be seen from inside the fireplace, because of the narrow throat an...d the smoke chamber which in 31 32 Making a Fireplace some form may be above the shelf. If, therefore, the apparent essentials such as shape of opening, narrow throat across the whole width, and prefer- ably the slanting back have been fol- lowed out it would be well to determine the area of the flue itself. To do this it will be necessary to reach the top of the chimney and, by lowering a weight on a line, find which flue leads to the fireplace in question. Its area at the top will in all probability be its area throughout.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry H Henry Hodgman Saylor to read onlineMoreLess
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