Answers to the Domestic Gas Test:
1. c) 10 volumes of air for 1 volume of gas
2. a) Yellow flame, soot deposits in and around the burner and flue exit
3. c) Headache, nausea, lethargy, red complexion
4. d) Compression fittings in voids
5. d) 8mbar
6. d) A minimum of 19mbar at maximum flow rate of ≥6m3/hr
7. a) So that the appliance can provide flexible heat outputs
8. a) To create initial flue draught
9. b) 170mm
10. c) 75mm
11. c) It should extend at least 150mm beyond the edge of the incandescent material
12. c) 200mm inside the exhaust outlet and where CO2 concentrations read at the highest steady level
13. a) At a constant maximum rate during the sample period
14. a) Open-flued or room-sealed boilers
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