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Down draught

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a downward draft, as in a flue, chimney, shaft of a mine, etc.

See also: Down



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That''s called down draught and you soon know it as the smoke and soot gets blown into the room.
For safe application within the spirit of the COSHH Regulations, Down Draught technology is the ideal way forward where dust and fume extraction is a key concern.
Ground authorities even hired a military helicopter in a bid to cause a down draught and speed up the drying process.
 
 
 
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