Chimney
Burning fossil fuels produce flue gases, which are guided through chimneys through the various cleaning stages, such as denitrification,(DENOX), de sulfurization (DESOX) and dust removal, before being discharged into the atmosphere.
Burning fossil fuels produce flue gases, which are guided through chimneys through the various cleaning stages, such as denitrification,(DENOX), de sulfurization (DESOX) and dust removal, before being discharged into the atmosphere.
Insulation systems on chimneys have the following purposes:
ProRox wired mats have been a proven solution for chimneys for many years. They are flexible and can fit onto different geometries and surface structures. ProRox wired mats are non-flammable, have high maximum service temperatures (above 300°C and up to 680°C) and exhibit a low thermal conductivity across the total temperature range.
The recommended insulation for round chimneys, where temperatures are below 300 °C, is load-bearing lamella mats ProRox MA 520 ALU. These are mounted directly onto the chimney and are fastened with straps.