The device on a chimney is called a chimney cap. It is installed on top of the chimney to prevent animals, debris, and rainwater from entering the chimney while still allowing the smoke and gases to escape.
Do you mean a lightning rod? Our chimney has a vented metal cap on it instead, designed in the 1950s to also keep nuclear bomb fallout from going down the chimney (BTW it would also keep Santa out... ha ha).
A volcanic hole is called a 'chimney ' while it emits lave and a 'caldera' when it solidifies.
A device that measures natural gas is called a a meter
When your chimney is old and the lining comes undone, you are at a very high risk of smoke and carbon monoxide poisoning. Instead of building a new chimney from scratch, there is a cheaper option of just putting in a new chimney liner. Here is a short breakdown of the steps that you will need to follow. 1. The first thing that you need to do is put a probe down your chimney to check for and remove any obstructions that may be lodged within it. While doing this you can get to measure the interior of the chimney as well. 2. You will then need to clean the chimney. You can call a chimney sweep to do it for you or choose to do it yourself. You will need a cleaning brush that has a chain attached to it so that you can lower it into the chimney and pull it back up repetitively. They are very easy to find in hardware shops. 3. Step three is to choose a chimney liner suited to your chimney requirements. Very cheap options to go with are the flexible ones made from materials such as stainless steel. Make sure that you get the best fitting chimney liner so that you do not use up too much interior space of the chimney. 4. Lower the chimney liner from the top of the chimney. If you have a line lowered down and a wench at the top you will be able to do it easily using the line to draw the chimney liner in place. This should be done very slowly and carefully to avoid damaging the liner. A couple of plates should then be attached to keep the liner firmly in place. The plates will also keep the smoke from escaping into your home through the smoke chamber. 5. Step 5 will require that you make a mixture of vermiculite and cement which you will then pour down the chimney carefully. This mixture goes in between the chimney liner and the stone of the chimney itself. This step is done to properly insulate the chimney.
The device is called a switch.
Creosote is removed from a chimney through the use of chimney brushes. A chimney sweep is usually hired for this particular job. They no longer climb down into the chimney, but use long handled mechanical brushes for this.
a chimney in Scotland is called a " lumb". Dont ask me why............!
Chimney build up is called creosote. You should clean your chimney regularly to remove the creosote from the lining of the flue.
I think it's called chimney cleaner.
A ships chimney is a funnel or stack.
The chimney thingy is called a smoke stack.
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A sock hanging by the chimney is called a stocking.
Such debris is usually called soot
They are called stockings. (unless you just like to hang socks by the chimney)
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