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Revised November 24/03
Modified Combustion Air System prepared for:
William H. ReynoldsSolutions for Better BreathingP.O. Box 83008Fairbanks, Alaska 99708ph. [email protected]
Voice 819.647.5092Fax 819.647.6082
RR 5 Shawville Qubec J0X 2Y0
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Figure 1. Standard Air System
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Figure 2. Modified Air System - Section
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Description:An air frame is fabricated from 2x4x1/8 hollow steel tubing. There is a 1 air inlet slot cut into the bottom,and a 1/2 air outlet slot in the top. Refer to Figure 2 , section view.A 3x5x1/4 angle iron is used to create the air supply to the frameThe inside dimensions of the air frame are 18 w. X 19 h.Underfire air enters through the floor to help burn the coals during the charcoal phase of the burn.Instead of a cast iron grate, tapered cylindrical castable refractory inserts are used, supported on a steel frame (notshown in the drawings, refer to Figure 6
Figure 3 Isometric View.
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Figure 4. Exploded View.
Figure 5
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Figure 6 Example of a support frame for castable refractory floor inserts. (www.tigchelkachels.nl)
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Figure 7
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Insulating Base Slab, Ceiling Slab
These are the same as our standard slabs, except that the overall width is increased by 2 to accomodate 2-1/4thick firebricks for the side channels, instead of the thinner precast side channels.
This shows the side channel layout with 2-1/4 thick firebricks on edge. Note the expansion joints where thechannels meet the firebox. This is best done with a strip of ceramic fiber ripped down to about 1/2 thickness.Build the inside first, then add the ceramic fiber expansion strips, then build the downdraft channels.
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This shows the dimensions for the standard (unmodified) insulating base slab with a cutout for the air control andash drop to the basement.
The slab is cast from a lightweight concrete formulation.
Size of modifed slab is 43.5 X 23
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This shows the standard ceiling slab. It is cast in 3 sections for convenience in installation. It is 3 -4 thick,depending on the strength of the castable used. It has the same dimensions as the base slab.
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Pivoting Air Shutoff
Note: Air shut off is only required if combustion air is coming from outside, and the heater sits on a foundationwith an ash pit. Air inlet from outside is into the ashpit.
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Ceiling Transitions
These are cast from a lightweight castable.This can also be built from firebrick (headers with angled ends)
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Modified core with firebrick side channels - Isometric view
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