L. P. Skeen on thu 22 nov 01
Jim,
I have one on my kiln and the literature says it doesn't get but about
140*F. It is attached to ordinary dryer venting stuff, so I don't think it
needs insulation; mine has none. :)
L
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From: Jim Mason
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Subject: Envirovent installation
> I am installing an envirovent on a used Skutt 1027 that I bought used.
Could
> someone tell me how hot the vent pipe is a couple of feet from the kiln;
does
> it need some sort of insulation where it goes through the wall? If so, how
> much of what type?
> TIA,
> Jim Mason
> Gibsonville, NC
>
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Jim Mason on fri 23 nov 01
I am installing an envirovent on a used Skutt 1027 that I bought used. Could
someone tell me how hot the vent pipe is a couple of feet from the kiln; does
it need some sort of insulation where it goes through the wall? If so, how
much of what type?
TIA,
Jim Mason
Gibsonville, NC
Ilene Mahler on sat 24 nov 01
Not hot at all ...But try running it out a window, if you can, and see
for yourself. we are using a dryer hose...ilene & fred in Conn( my
husband asst craftsman and grinder exterordinere)
Jim Mason wrote:
>
> I am installing an envirovent on a used Skutt 1027 that I bought used. Could
> someone tell me how hot the vent pipe is a couple of feet from the kiln; does
> it need some sort of insulation where it goes through the wall? If so, how
> much of what type?
> TIA,
> Jim Mason
> Gibsonville, NC
>
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Wanda Holmes on sat 24 nov 01
Mine is going through the wall with no extra insulation or special
consideration. It doesn't really get hot. wanda
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Sent: Saturday, November 24, 2001 8:28 AM
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Subject: Re: Envirovent installation
Not hot at all ...But try running it out a window, if you can, and see
for yourself. we are using a dryer hose...ilene & fred in Conn( my
husband asst craftsman and grinder exterordinere)
Jim Mason wrote:
>
> I am installing an envirovent on a used Skutt 1027 that I bought used.
Could
> someone tell me how hot the vent pipe is a couple of feet from the kiln;
does
> it need some sort of insulation where it goes through the wall? If so, how
> much of what type?
> TIA,
> Jim Mason
> Gibsonville, NC
>
>
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Jim Mason on sat 24 nov 01
Just a note of thanks for the answers (on and off list) regarding passing the
envirovent exhaust through a wall. I think that with this info, I can finish
this project this weekend and test fire the kiln.
Thanks again,
Jim Mason
Carl Mankert on sun 25 nov 01
Dear Jim,
If you are using the Skutt Envirovent, you do not need to be concerned with
hot exhaust, The system blends ambient air with hot kiln fumes. Be careful
to not drill too many holes!
Carl Mankert
Chicago IL
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jim Mason"
To:
Sent: Friday, November 23, 2001 11:34 AM
Subject: Envirovent installation
> I am installing an envirovent on a used Skutt 1027 that I bought used.
Could
> someone tell me how hot the vent pipe is a couple of feet from the kiln;
does
> it need some sort of insulation where it goes through the wall? If so, how
> much of what type?
> TIA,
> Jim Mason
> Gibsonville, NC
>
>
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