How many exhaust streams can a chimney accommodate at most? ? Are there any regulatory requirements?
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How many exhaust streams can a chimney accommodate at most? ? Are there any regulatory requirements?
Generally, there are two streams, but sometimes three streams converge. In such cases, smoke separation walls need to be constructed in between. Moreover, if desulfurization is carried out, these smoke separation walls require enhanced anti-corrosion treatment, as they are located in areas with high flow rates of flue gas, resulting in strong corrosive and erosive effects
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What regulations, standards, etc. are there regarding this practice?
This post was last edited by arpcd on 2017-9-21 at 13:47. Since we are dealing with chimneys, it’s natural to refer to the \"GB50051-2013 Code for Design of Chimneys\". The regulations regarding multi-tube chimneys are as follows: In practice, there are chimneys with one tube, two tubes, three tubes, or even four tubes; such structures are generally referred to as bundled chimneys. .
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The suction force and environmental protection requirements need only meet the standards for any given type of emission
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