Common Exhaust Chimney: Difference between revisions
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*Allows for a more enclosed roof, and thus less seals, and a [[Points of Failure]] for future [[Roof Leaks]] to develop | *Allows for a more enclosed roof, and thus less seals, and a [[Points of Failure]] for future [[Roof Leaks]] to develop | ||
*Also may allow for more usable solar roof area due to no protruding [[Plumbing Venting]] | *Also may allow for more usable solar roof area due to no protruding [[Plumbing Venting]] | ||
*Could allow for material recovery ( [[Fly Ash]] and [[Dryer Lint]] ), both reducing the (albeit minor) pollution, and allowing valuable materials to be gained | |||
=Potential Sources= | =Potential Sources= | ||
Revision as of 03:32, 29 November 2020
Basics
- A Concept Wherein All of the Various Chimneys/Flues/Vents are rounted and merged into one larger device
- Allows for a more enclosed roof, and thus less seals, and a Points of Failure for future Roof Leaks to develop
- Also may allow for more usable solar roof area due to no protruding Plumbing Venting
- Could allow for material recovery ( Fly Ash and Dryer Lint ), both reducing the (albeit minor) pollution, and allowing valuable materials to be gained
Potential Sources
- Clothes Dryer Exhaust
- Fireplace Chimneys
- Furnace Chimneys
- Generator Chimneys
- Kitchen Range Hood
- Plumbing Venting
- Smoke Exhaust Ductwork