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What is the distance allowed between the exterior PVC discharge of the furnace & the dryer vent?
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Henry Valenzano CMI (Hank) Double Check Home Inspection LLC. www.DCHI.com Hank@DCHI.com 719-635-6425 Colorado Arms Repair : Gunsmith www.ArmsRepair.com Henry@ArmsRepair.com |
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I think Henry is right about a discharge only vent pipe ... as long as you are sure that is a discharge vent pipe (some mfr's only recommend elbows on the intake pipe).
For intake pipes a lot depends on the installation specifics. Take a look at the installation instructions for the equipment if available, or look in the IRC for some guidelines. JMO Robert O'Connor, PE Consulting Engineer & Inspector LIU CW Post Adjunct Professor NACHI Education Committee www.reporthost.com/-rjo I am absolutely amazed sometimes by how much thought goes into doing things wrong ... Last edited by roconnor; 9/14/07 at 8:09 PM.. |
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I don't see this installation as a big deal. They both vent and I don't see a combustible issue either.
Attachment 14520 Last edited by dvalley; 10/7/07 at 5:40 PM.. |
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