I have recently had an oil-fired CH boiler installed in an outhouse adjacent to the house. The flue runs vertically up and thru' the roof about 12 feet or so high. Unfortunately, it's very noisy. It seems that the boiler's fan and the burner resonate with the flue so that it amplifies the noise to the discomfort of our reasonable neighbours. It emits a loud low rumble which is a tad annoying first thing in the morning. It is an exceptionally quiet location so the noise can be heard a long way off.
I am wondering if wrapping the flue with a layer of something which won't catch fire such as loft insulation glass wool would help damp the sound. The flue gets quite hot so whatever I do has to use something that won't burn.
Has anyone had this problem? Solutions?
EP