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18、hsupportcsagroup.org.Title: Solid-fuel-fired central heating appliances originally published January 2011The following revisions have been formally approved and are marked by the symbol delta () in the margin on the attached replacement pages:Revised Clause 1.1New NoneDeleted None Update your copy b
19、y inserting these revised pages.Keep the pages you remove for reference. 2014 CSA Group Solid-fuel-fired central heating appliancesJanuary 2014B366.1-11Solid-fuel-fired central heating appliances1 Scope1.1 This Standard applies to manually or automatically fuelled solid-fuel-fired central heating ap
20、pliances that have provision for venting directly to the outdoors by means of flue pipes, chimneys, etc.1.2 For the purposes of this Standard, the term “solid fuel” includes, but is not limited to, coal and biomass fuels such as cordwood, chips, sawdust, wood and paper pellets, and corn.1.3 This Sta
21、ndard applies to factory- or field-assembled appliances that have been or could have been completely assembled at the manufacturers plant and transported in the assembled condition.1.4 This Standard also applies to the manually or automatically fuelled solid-fuel features of a combination solid-fuel
22、-/fuel-oil-fired appliance, where the solid-fuel features can affect the safety or performance of the oil-fired appliance. In these cases, the requirements specified in this Standard are additional to the requirements that apply to the oil-fired appliance.1.5 This Standard also applies to outdoor-ai
23、red solid-fuel-fired appliances.1.6 This Standard also applies to solid-fuel-fired furnaces intended to be added on directly in series at a point after the warm air leaves the forced warm air oil-, natural-gas-, or propane-fired furnace (downstream series add-on).1.7 The requirements specified in th
24、is Standard for solid-fuel-fired add-on furnaces also apply to any additional ductwork, controls, and other equipment recommended by the add-on furnace manufacturer and intended to be added on during the installation of the furnace.1.8 The requirements specified in this Standard for solid-fuel-fired
25、 add-on furnaces do not apply to parallel systems and upstream series add-ons (where the solid-fuel-fired furnace has been added on directly in series at a point before the air enters the existing forced warm air furnace).1.9 This Standard also applies to solid-fuel-fired furnaces(a) intended to be
26、added on directly in series at a point after the warm air leaves the existing forced warm air electric furnace (downstream series add-on); and(b) with a single warm air discharge meeting the requirements of CSA C22.2 No. 23.1.1(Replaces p. 1, January 2011)B366.1-11 2014 CSA GroupJanuary 20141.10 Thi
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31、Annex C.CSA (Canadian Standards Association)B51-09Boiler, pressure vessel, and pressure piping codeB139-09Installation code for oil-burning equipmentB140 series of StandardsB140.0-03 (R2008)Oil-burning equipment: General requirementsB140.2.1-10Atomizing-type oil burnersB140.3-1962 (R2006)Oil burning
32、 stoves and water heatersCAN/CSA-B140.4-04 (R2009)Oil-fired warm-air furnacesB140.7-05 (R2010)Oil-burning equipment: Steam and hot-water boilersB140.10-06Oil-fired warm-air heating appliances for mobile housing and recreational vehicles(Replaces p. 2, January 2011)2CSA Standards Update ServiceB366.1
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38、tion Solid-fuel-fired central heating appliancesTechnical Committee on Installation Code for Solid-Fuel-Burning Appliances viiSubcommittee on Solid-Fuel-Fired Central Heating Appliances ixPreface x1Scope12 Reference publications 23 Definitions 44 General requirements 44.1 Materials, quality of work,
39、 and construction 44.2 Electrical features 44.3 Barometric draft controls 45 Construction 55.1 Mechanical 55.2 Venting 55.3 Fuelling and ash removal 65.4 Firebox grates or liners 75.5 Stability 76 Controls 76.1 General 76.2 Combustion air 86.3 Safety limit controls and auxiliary temperature limit co
40、ntrols 86.3.1 General 86.3.2 Safety limit control 86.3.3 Optional auxiliary temperature limit control 96.3.4 Auxiliary temperature limit control system 97 Requirements for specific appliances 97.1 Solid-fuel-fired furnaces 97.2 Solid-fuel-fired boilers 107.3 Automatic fuel-feeding devices 117.4 Soli
41、d-fuel-fired outdoor-aired appliances 138Markings138.1 General 138.2 Basic data 138.3 Operating instructions 148.4 Installation instructions 149 Instructions 1510 Solid-fuel-firing tests 1610.1 Test installation 1610.2 Test fuel Conventional firewood 1710.3 Test fuel Particulate biomass 18B366.1-11
42、Canadian Standards Associationiv January 201110.4 Test fuel Coal 1810.5 Starting the fire 1810.6 Maintaining the fire 1810.7 Test sequence 1810.8 Reverse flow test (warm air furnaces) 1910.9 Combustion test 1910.10 Minimum heat exchanger temperature test (warm air furnaces) 2010.11 Limit test, norma
43、l temperature test, interrupted electrical power test, and abnormal electrical power test 2010.11.1 Limit test 2010.11.2 Normal temperature test 2110.11.3 Interrupted electrical power test 2110.11.4 Abnormal electrical power test 2110.12 Extended electrical power failure operation test 2110.13 Flash
44、 fire test 2210.14 Relieving valve test (boilers) 2210.15 Heat exchanger burnout test (warm air furnaces) 2210.16 Strength test 2310.17 Stability test 2310.18 Outdoor-aired appliance tests 2310.19 Automatic fuel-feeding device tests 2311 Additional requirements for combination solid-fuel-/ oil-fired
45、 appliances 2411.1 General 2411.2 Temperature tests 2411.3 Ignition and combustion safety control response tests 2512 Additional requirements for solid-fuel-fired add-ons to oil-fired furnaces 2512.1 General 2512.2 Construction 2612.3 Additional markings 2612.4 Instructions 2712.5 Tests 2812.5.1 Pre
46、ssure loss test 2812.5.2 Firing test 2813 Additional requirements for solid-fuel-fired add-ons to electric furnaces 2813.1 General 2813.2 Construction 2913.3 Additional markings 3013.4 Instructions 3013.5 Tests 3113.5.1 General 3113.5.2 Pressure loss test 3113.5.3 Firing test 3214 Additional require
47、ments for solid-fuel-fired add-ons to gas-fired furnaces 3214.1 General 3214.2 Construction 3214.3 Additional markings 3314.4 Instructions 3414.5 Tests 3514.5.1 Pressure loss test 3514.5.2 Firing test 35 Canadian Standards Association Solid-fuel-fired central heating appliancesJanuary 2011 v15 Addit
48、ional requirements for outdoor central heating appliances 3515.1 General 3515.2 Enclosures 3515.2.1 General 3515.2.2 Corrosion protection 3615.3 Field wiring connections 3815.4 Internal wiring 3815.5 Electrical insulating material 3815.6 Rain test 3815.7 Accelerated aging test Gaskets, adhesives, an
49、d sealing compounds 3915.8 Metallic coating thickness test 4015.9 Markings 4116 Catalytic combustors 4116.1 General 4116.2 Location and mounting 4116.3 Additional markings 4216.4 Additional instructions 4216.5 Combustion, spillage, and normal temperature tests 4216.6 Replacement combustor kit 42AnnexesA(informative) Standard nozzle sizes 67B(informative) Translations of markings 68C(informative) Bibliography 73Tables1 Coal composition 432 Wood chip and wood pellet grades 443 Maximum allowable total or gross temperatures for general construction m
