What temperature should the exhaust gas entering the chimney reach? Are there any requirements?

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What temperature should the exhaust gas entering the chimney reach? Are there any requirements? Because the temperature is low, it is not conducive to the rise of exhaust gases, and dew formation may cause corrosion of the chimney.

Reply #22017-10-11

The temperature of the exhaust flue gas is greater than 130 degrees Celsius

Reply #32017-10-11

What standard’s data is this? ? After the exhaust gas is adsorbed by activated carbon, its temperature is below 40°C; is it still necessary to heat the flue gas before releasing it into the chimney? ? ?

Reply #42017-10-12

There are no special requirements; as long as there is no dew point corrosion on the chimney, that’s fine.

Reply #52017-10-12

I agree with you; based on the local atmospheric pressure and the dew point temperature of the chimney, the outlet temperature is higher than the dew point temperature.

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