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Is a chimney considered an open-flame device?

2018-08-28View Original

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This post was last edited by Cuaji Yisu on 2018-8-28 at 14:55. I would like to ask the experts: after exhaust gas undergoes catalytic oxidation treatment, the gas is released through a chimney at a temperature of 140°C. Does this chimney constitute a hot surface, and does it count as a device that produces an open flame? Ask an expert! Thank you! It would be best to mention that the specification includes instructions on this matter!
Reply #22018-08-28
An open flame is definitely not an option; 140 degrees isn’t considered high either. If the amount of smoke generated is low, no one will be interested in using that waste heat.

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