Does the state clearly stipulate that the smoke pipe of the gas water heater cannot pass through the

The relevant standards do not provide clear provisions.

According to the standard, Chapter 10 of the "Urban Gas Design Code GB50028-2006" has requirements for gas pipeline layout, which clearly stipulates that relatively closed rooms, such as toilets, cannot be passed. >>>More

The temperature of the smoke exhaust pipe has the possibility of dust burning or even burning the top of the kitchen, so we must pay attention to it when installing: one is to install it in a well-ventilated place, the other is to stay away from the explosion source, and the third is to stay away from the combustible materials in the search hall.

The fire of the water heater is much larger than that of the gas stove, and the heat generated will be a lot, which can easily cause flammable materials to catch fire, so it is better to seize the time to set up the chimney.

This one is a no-no! Because the kitchen flue is full of oil smoke, the oil smoke contains trace amounts of oil molecules that can easily adhere to the inner and outer walls of the smoke exhaust pipe of the natural gas water heater, and adsorb dust particles, which seriously affects the smoke exhaust effect of the water heater!

There is a large amount of carbon dioxide and a certain amount of carbon monoxide and other harmful gases in the exhaust smoke of the gas water heater, if it passes through the bathroom, it is easy to accumulate toxic and harmful gases in the bathroom space due to problems such as broken smoke exhaust pipes and air leakage, which will cause harm to people and even cause danger.