Naturally aspirated gassifier chimney

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I had a PM about my chimney, and just in case anyone else wants to use this info to analyze their draft, I thought I'd reply here . . .

90 deg elbow at the GW outlet.
Stove pipe goes up to another 90deg elbow at the same height as the GW top
Goes into a Metalbestos "T" bottom has a cleanout plug)
Then three sections of Metalbestos (34" persection)

I think GW says .05-.07 WC for draft. Because the guy who installed it is always in to much of a hurry, he never checked it. When I first started running the GW, I was having trouble - as I suspect most nebies do - and I called GW. The tech guy said forget adding any more pipe, go with the Terglund(sp?) draft inducing fan. Though I bought it, I never installed it. Seems to me that I should actually MEASURE the draft before I go screwin' with it.

Jimbo
 
ISeeDeadBTUs said:
Seems to me that I should actually MEASURE the draft before I go screwin' with it.

Jimbo

What, make a decision based on DATA rather than opinions, emotions, fear, or a desire to impress people? You must be living in another world....
 
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