CSIA C-DET Latest 2024 Already Passed

CSIA C-DET Latest 2024 Already Passed Appliance Eqipment, usually built in standardized sizes or types, installed or connected as a unit Approved Acceptable to the authority having jurisdiction. American society for testing materials ASTM Authority having Jurisdiction The organization, office or individual responsible for approving equipment, installations or procedures Baffle Object placed in an appliance to change the direction, extend the path, or slow the flow of air, air-fuel mixtures, or flue gasses BOCA Building Officials Code Administrators International, an organization that develops model Building codes Borescope A device used for internal inspection of hard to see areas. British Thermal Unit. BTU The amount of heat required to raise 1lb or water 1 degree Fahrenheit CFM Cubic Feet Per Minute, as used to measure air flow Clearance Distance between a heat producing appliance, chimney, chimney connector, vent, vent connector or plenum, and other surfaces. Combustion The rapid oxidation of fuel usually accompanied by the production of heat and light. Combustion Chamber A heavily constructed area designed to withstand direct contact with combustion and to optimize conditions necessary to burn fuel efficiently. Confined Space A space whose volume is less than 50 cu ft per 1,000 btu/hr of the aggregate input rating of all appliances installed in that space. Also defined as 512 cubic feet. Connector The pipe that connects the clothes dryer to the exhaust duct, also known as the transition duct. Duct Any tube or canal by which a fluid, air or other substances is conducted or conveyed Exhaust The discharge of used gas, moisture, etc. and the pipe through which it is released Flashing Sheet metal used in waterproofing roof valleys, hips, or the angle between a chimney or vent and a roof