Chimney cowls

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F23L 17/02 (2006.01)

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CA 1121215

ABSTRACT A chimney cowl has a vertically-spaced series of five annular vanes centred on a common vertical axis, The vanes are carried by three supports equi-spaced around the inner peripheries of the vanes, the supports mounting co-axially with said vanes and between the uppermost vane and the vane immediately subjacent thereto a device providing upper and lower aerofoils. The uppermost and lowermost vanes are parallel and are of frusto-conical shape and the three inter- mediate vanes are parallel and are normal to the vertical axis of the vanes. The upper aerofoil is a wall of conical shape parallel to the uppermost vane and the lower aerofoil is a wall of inverted conical shape seating within and secured to the wall of the upper aerofoil. Means for clamping the cowl in position in a chimney outlet is provided.

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