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mechlover420
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chimney design

03/29/2009 8:17 AM

is there any one who help me to collect the data for how to design an chimney & perameters required for the design an indrustrial chimney with more economecaley & which are the best designer & manufacture of it in the world , help me please......
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Re: chimney design

03/29/2009 11:03 PM

This is 2009, Why would you be looking to build a chimney when the world is looking to close them all down,

Unless you are going to use it to add oxegen to the atmosphere I would be looking for another means of doing what you are trying to accomplish.
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aikhh
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Re: chimney design

03/30/2009 1:33 AM

Hi mechlover420,

Pls provide more info of your chimney application , which industrial,type of fuel you are burning ?

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Re: chimney design

03/30/2009 5:19 AM

Internal diameter must be smaller then the external: otherwise the chimney will blow smoke-rings...

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ferquiza
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Re: chimney design

03/30/2009 10:54 AM

Once i found a lot about.I think it was just googling if you don't find or need more specific just say it and i'll gather it again for you.-
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Re: chimney design

03/30/2009 11:54 AM

If you know the fuel and it's range of chemistry as well as the desired stack height, it is possible from a knowledge of the calculated discharge gas composition, flow and temperature to calculate the density of the gases. From knowledge of local temperatures and their ranges it is possible to calculate the stack draft and most other factors for design.

As far as sources of companies that design and build stacks (chimneys) I would consider contacting major steel mill unit designers.
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Re: chimney design

04/06/2009 1:52 AM

fyi (translate)

www.areadecalculo.com
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nhabibkhan
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Re: chimney design

05/04/2010 5:37 AM

Are you successfull in doing stack or chimney design?

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