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Can a natural gas direct-fired unit be installed in the basement of a residential building?

2010-01-13View Original

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On New Year's Day, a natural gas direct-fired unit (used in an underground supermarket) was installed downstairs on the first floor of Building A8 in my community, including 4 water pumps. The chimney was raised along the outer wall to the third floor. There was constant noise and vibration every day, and we felt very unsafe. Now that the owners have contacted the supermarket many times without success, we organized a spontaneous organization to pull down his chimney first.
Reply #22010-08-04
Noise and vibration can be reported to the environmental protection department; You can also report smoke exhaust if it affects residents’ lives. ; Whether it is a lithium bromide machine or a hot water machine, the direct-fired machine must have a fire protection approval document.

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