It is a matter of common observation that furnaces in various factories are provided with very tall chimneys. Fresh air is drawn through a hole near the bottom end of furnace ,while smoke (being hot ) is driven out through the chimneys
If the chimneys is removed flame cannot sustain properly .Moreover ,the temperature of the furnace in that case be lesser .
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Many factories produce 'nasty' chemicals as waste products. Tall chimneys 'push' the noxious smoke high into the air - above people's heads etc. The natural wind movement dilutes and dissipates the smoke.
The chimneys or smoke stacks from factories and mills were made very tall to keep the smoke from choking everyone in the nearby area. With a taller chimney the smoke would usually dissipate before it hit the ground.
They have tall chimneys to compensate for their tiny penises.
evacuate smoke from fireplace
Chimneys let out the smoke out of the house from the chimney.
by dispensing smoke into the atmosphere.
Angled chimneys are designed to improve draft and prevent downdrafts, which can occur in tall, vertical chimneys. The angle helps direct smoke and gases away from the roofline and reduces the likelihood of backflow into the home. Additionally, angled chimneys can enhance aesthetic appeal and complement the architectural style of a building. This design also allows for easier integration with rooflines in certain constructions.
In general, the smoke emitted from chimneys can contain harmful chemicals and pollutants that can be harmful to human health and the environment. It's important to ensure that chimneys are properly maintained and that clean-burning practices are followed to minimize the release of harmful substances.
smokestacks
A smoke precipitate removes the pollution from dirty smoke. It is mainly used in chimneys and onboard nuclear submarines.
To let the smoke from the fireplace go out
Smoke goes up from chimneys, cigarettes, campfires, and assorted other locations of combustion.