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    Chimney? The debris appears to be falling downward relative to the vid clip which would suggest that the "chimney" is horizontal.

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    Old lodger is right. But what are the sparks from ? Is the jackhammer hitting metal in the soot ?

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    Quote Originally Posted by mdhatter3 View Post
    Old lodger is right. But what are the sparks from ? Is the jackhammer hitting metal in the soot ?
    probably find that the "soot" is still glowing inside

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    maybe it's inside a kiln, and maybe the "sparks" are residual heat reacting when exposed to air - seen that in DRI kilns

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    Once again much more information is required, where did/does the build up come from? definitely not a vertical chimney so what is it? etc ...

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    in the DRI kilns, it was a mix of slag/dross and abraded refractory mixed together and sticking to the walls, building up and often contained steam pockets which would "explode' once disturbed and they reacted with the air.



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