On Nov 6, 4:08 am, Don Ocean wrote:
wrote:
Dear Readers,

I've a Burnham MPO boiler. I called Burnham, whose technicians
suggest that I take the most conservative approach and line my
existing exterior-wall, clay-lined brick chimney with a stainless
liner to minimize flue condensation.

Should this liner necessarily be insulated as well? Or is the dead
airspace (although somewhat cold due to exterior wall) in the chimney
a sufficient buffer? I know the most conservative answer is to
insulate the liner too, but your experiences would be appreciated as
this insulation would be yet another expense on top of the liner.

Thank you very much for your responses.
-Anthony

Heh! Heh! Size does matter... ;-)



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If it heats water its a boiler, if it heats air its a furnace, so you
have a boiler from your next post. If its a condensing unit you should
be able to vent through a wall, I dont understand why you need to line
a clay lined chimney unless its falling apart, clay is durable.