[Stoves] RE Clogging chimneys.

[Paul Anderson]

Dear Rolf,

Always good to hear success stories.  Now to understand why it is 
working differently.

I suspect it is because of the primary and secondary air ducts. Would 
you please provide details about those ducts.

Another factor could be if it is virtually always with a hot chimney, 
such as if burning wood continuously 24 hours each day. Please tell us 
about your operational details.

Using DRY wood is important.   Is your wood "exceptionally" dry? (such 
as if you live in a desert area).

Thanks,

Paul

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On 7/14/2016 9:10 AM, Vreni Uhle wrote:
> Sorry Frans,
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> we burn  pine all the time in our  brick stove.
> It takes whole round logs of 40 cm in diam. and 55 cm long and never builds up any residues except for ash.
> It has a single wall sheet metal pipe 20cm diam, but good 1. and 2.ary air ducts.
> The wood must be dry and the fire hot!
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> I prefer pine to any other wood.
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> best regards
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> Rolf
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> On Thu, 14 Jul 2016 02:18:21 +0200
> "Frans Peeters" <peetersfrans at telenet.be> wrote:
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>> Dear Paul and All,
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>>      Pine wood is most dangerous for 10KW heating stoves .
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>> Brick chimneys of  0,2x0,2x 7 m get a stop at 5 m hight, from destilated  resin:
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>> Also birds  can obstruct a chimney .
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>> Regards
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>> F.
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