Very simply to draw away to cooking odors. They are generally much more important in a small house or apartment without good ventilation. They are great especially when something burns and you don't want the house smelling like smoke, or when you're frying fish or something else with a pungent smell.
all fire needs a source of oxygen. a woodburning stove is no different
So the gas doesn't back up into your kitchen and cause an explosion.
The distance should be 30 inches between stove top and hood.
No, not for wood. You need a chimney - either metal or masonry. There are some fake gas stoves that might be vent-less, but carbon monoxide is a hazard to be considered.
A gas vent would be above the level of a liquid; it would allow gas to escape as the liquid rises or air to be drawn in as the liquid lowers in attempt to equalize gas and atmospheric pressure. A vent located below the liquid line would allow the liquid to escape as the liquid level in the enclosed area rises.
gas gets trapped in the drainage system if you don't vent it (and you don't want that gas coming back into the bathroom)
You need to be certain there are no gas leaks. If you light a stove and there's a gas leak, this could initiate an explosion.
need vent cap for 2 1/2 gott gas can.
No not all.
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Yes for the vast majority. You will have to remove the old venting system, but the usually the size of the new cooktop is the key factor. Make sure you have plenty of space to include a vent hood above your cooktop, especially regarding gas burner you need to specific clearance between the cooktop and hood. See the related link below for the exact dimensions.
The Gas Stove uses a spark to start a flame, and that's what cooks the food.
A gas stove uses natural gas or propane.
A gas stove does not use any electricity.