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Cobra156
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I ahve a 35' semi exposed chmney that is icing at the top. The chimney has been lined with a SS liner. The boiler is a Buderus oil fired. The flue pipe is a 10' horizontal run to the chimney. I have removed the boiler baffles trying to raise the stack temp. The chimney has a slate topper. Any ideas on stopping the icing?
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Nice ice
Can you tell if the liner is icing? As long as it's venting OK, a little ice on the bricks is probably little more than a nuisance, and might be the price of efficiency. If Bacharach is good and there's no cracked section, a raised flue temp might not be worth the extra fuel.0
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