[TheForge] flue pipe temperatures

Jerry Frost frosty at customcpu.com
Thu Feb 16 13:07:33 EST 2006


You have a few options:

You can make a side draft and maybe get away with a 8" stack.

You can try moving the hood closer to the fire, though this'll make more 
cramped working conditions.

Put the booster as high in the stack as you can.

Oh yeah, make sure you have enough makeup air in the shop. No matter how 
well a stack draws if there isn't enough makeup air it'll depressurize the 
shop till it hits equilibrium. This isn't good.

Frosty
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----- Original Message ----- 
From: "TOOL GYPSY" <toolgypsy at hotmail.com>


> Wise sages
>       Would anyone have a guesstimate as to the temperature in an 8 inch 
> flue pipe coming from a smoke hood  mounted 16 inches directly above the 
> fire during a forge welding session?Why the hel?? would anyone care you 
> say?I dont have quite enough draft and rather than installing a bigger 
> pipe i picked  up a used draft inducer fan which recommends no more than 
> 600 degrees F.
>
> 
> Paddy P the wannabe
> Slightly east of the rocky mountains and just west of Cape Breton
>
>



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