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Chimney Relining Questions
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Tom_22
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Do the newer more efficient boilers run better with a smaller chimney? I have seen this claim made by chimney liner manufacturers.
Is there a formula for calculating the optimum chimney size for a given boiler?
Is there a formula for calculating the optimum chimney size for a given boiler?
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General rule of thumb for a BUDERUS boiler. Chimney size should be the same as the breech size of the boiler. This is refering to Buderus only - do not want to answer for the other manufactures. Suggest you call the manufacture of the equipment and inquire with them.
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Liner capacity
There is a reference that specifies what the heating capacity of a liner is with respect to it's diameter, height and lateral run. Does anybody know where it is located on the web?
I also think that there are some other factors to be considered like how many 90 elbows there are and whether it's a ribbed (flexible) or smooth liner.0 -
TomBK..
See the thread below: Does an interior chimney need to be lined?.....Robert O'Connor/NJ0
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