Question on Code for Pellet Boiler Chimney

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Eric Johnson

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Does a pellet boiler require a Class A chimney, like a wood stove or firewood boiler?

If not, what's the spec/standard?
 
Depends on what boiler you are looking at. The owner's manual should indicate what it requires.

Eric
 
I'm working on the manual for the new Orlan (EKO) pellet boiler. 30 KW/100Kbtu. The manual I've got is a translation from Polish, and it refers to European standards, which I'm not familiar with and which don't apply here in any event. So the manual will say whatever I put down.
 
You got me stumped there.

I have heard of them needing 4", 6", and 12" (950,000 btu corn boiler).

Eric
 
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page 10 or 11
 
(broken link removed to http://www.maineenergysystems.com/Pellet_fired_boiler_chimney_requirements.htm) for the Bosch/Janfire that Maine Energy System is selling. My understanding is that with theirs you could not use pellet stove piping. That is why I went with the Pinnacle/Traeger.
 
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