Chimney
A chimney is an essential component of any heating system that involves fuel combustion. It ensures the safe removal of flue gases and directly affects the stability of equipment operation, draft performance, and the overall efficiency of the system.
The chimney design is selected based on specific requirements such as equipment power, operating conditions, building height, and installation method. In some cases, the system is integrated inside the building, while in others it is installed externally along the facade — which also impacts the choice of materials and configuration.
Particular attention is given to airtight connections, resistance to high temperatures, and protection against condensation. These factors directly determine the durability of the chimney and the safety of the heating system.
In modern projects, modular chimney systems are most commonly used, allowing flexible configuration based on specific conditions and simplifying installation. In such cases, special attention is given to stainless steel chimneys, which are considered one of the most versatile and durable solutions.