The system parts for single wall chimney and fume pipes are manufactured using acid resistant steel. This protects the internal surfaces of chimney ducts from the destructive effects of high temperature fumes produced by modern, energy-saving heating equipment. As traditional solid fuels are replaced by environmentally sound gas and liquid fuels, chimneys must be outfitted for new heating equipment and new working conditions. The MKS system of single wall parts may be used where significant changes[...]

MK Chimney Systems now has in a stock a new machine called the \"FLOW PASER.\" This machine eliminates most cutting problems associated with advanced aerospace composites. Because abrasive waterjets cut using erosive action rather than friction and shearing, the process leaves a finished edge free of frayed or delaminated areas. This minimizes the need for secondary finishing. The PASER\'s low operating temperature does not adversely affect the materials it cuts, and the abrasive jet has[...]

The MKD chimney system allows for the absorption of fumes created by modern heating systems that are destructive to traditional ceramic chimneys. The MKD system is a series of parts forming an independent frame and does not need an existing chimney to be installed. The inner duct of the MKD system is made of acid resistant steel, type 1.4404. This guarantees long-term resistance to the harsh conditions that are created from fumes of certain chemical compositions. The outer jacket is made of acid[...]

New fume removal methods using MKD and MKKD systems require ecologically sound support structures. A common feature of fume removal systems made of double-jacket, acid-resistant steel fittings is that the parts used are of a ready-made shape and cannot be modified using present assembly methods such as disc cutting, oxy-acetylene blowpipe operations and electric welding. This requires that all considerations for compatability with the existing structures must be made during the design stage of each[...]

Nasady kominowe są elementami kończącymi wylot przewodu kominowego, stosowane przy szczególnych warunkach. Pomimo swojego interesującego wyglądu pełnią jednak ważną funkcję. Celem stosowania nasad kominowych jest ochrona przed zawiewaniem, ciągiem wstecznym oraz wspomaganie ciągu kominowego, w przypadku gdy jest on niewystarczający. Nasady stosowane są przy przewodach kominowych o działaniu grawitacyjnym, takich jak: spalinowe, dymowe i wentylacyjne. "MK" wychodząc[...]