Under Pressure - How Air Moves Through a Home

The house itself is a system of inter-related appliances and components which influence each other. Some of these components are passive, allowing air to naturally follow convective paths, and some are active, having blowers or fans which force air movement. Combustion appliances are influenced by this larger atmosphere. Measuring the pressure should be part of every inspection. We cover the principles of air movement and manometer use in this all day class.

This course is designed to teach the principles of air movement through a home and the way, primarily, natural draft appliances are affected within it. Part of this course will use the HAM House (Heat and Moisture) model to demonstrate these principles.

You may also like the following events from National Chimney Sweep Guild:

• This Friday, 6th June, 08:00 am, Under Pressure - How Air Moves Through a Home in Greenwich
• This month, 16th June, 01:00 pm, Under Pressure - How Air Moves Through a Home in Evanston
• This month, 17th June, 08:00 am, Residential Chimney Service Roof Training for Competent Persons in Evanston

Also check out other Workshops in Williamsburg.