14 Height of chimneys for furnaces
Clean Air Act 1993 (1993 c 11) | Legislation

Height of chimneys

14  Height of chimneys for furnaces

(1)     This section applies to any furnace served by a chimney.

(2)     An occupier of a building shall not knowingly cause or permit a furnace to be used in the building—

(a)     to burn pulverised fuel;

(b)     to burn, at a rate of 45.4 kilograms or more an hour, any other solid matter; or

(c)     to burn, at a rate equivalent to 366.4 kilowatts

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