Chimney partition height
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Two units share one chimney, and there should be a partition in the middle of the chimney. I would appreciate it if anyone who knows how to calculate its height could give me some advice.
Reply to 1# wangyanmin: You are referring to the windbreak wall, right? This situation arises when two or more boilers share one chimney. To prevent interference between the boilers, it is necessary to build a wall inside the chimney to separate them; the exact height depends on the specific circumstances, as there is no fixed standard for this. I am currently working on a project to build a new chimney at one of my workplaces, and we are facing exactly the problem you mentioned – two boilers sharing one chimney. We built a wall 5 meters high inside it, which worked fine. Generally, this issue is directly related to the height of the flue doors and the size of the boilers. I hope my answer is helpful to you; if you need further details, feel free to call me at 18914643355
I’m very grateful for the reply from above. The height is related to the dimensions of the flue and the boiler’s emission volume, but I’m not sure about the specific design methods. Could anyone recommend any useful materials? I’ve looked up some information but found no relevant details. If anyone knows, I would appreciate it if they could share their knowledge.
Reply to 3# wangyanmin: Hello, add me on QQ at 1094374155; I’ll help you look for it. Let’s chat on QQ