Vent exit at dome apex

[fxpose]

I'd like to route my vent pipe over the top middle of the dome, over the dome insulation before completely enclosing. My concern is whether using a couple of 45 degree elbows will somehow affect vent flow and its ability to draw efficiently. My oven is 34" and I plan on using 6" pipes. The chimney pipe will be several feet tall to clear the roof line of my home.

George

[Tscarborough]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

2 30 degree bends are allowed for fireplace code, I wouldn't do more than that.

[fxpose]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

2 30 degree bends are allowed for fireplace code, I wouldn't do more than that.

Thanks, I've heard that before but would that yield a vertical vent exit?
I've been looking at single walled stove pipes and I can only seem to find 45* elbows.

George

[Tscarborough]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

Stove pipe is different. I am pretty sure that double or triple wall is the recommendation for ovens. 2 30's set opposite will duplicate whatever angle the pipe enters the first elbow.

[fxpose]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

Thanks again.
Double walled 30* elbows and pipes are way too expensive for what I want to achieve, and especially for the chimney height I need.
Codes aside, is there any reason why I can't bury a blanket insulated single walled stove pipe under the dome enclosure and use single walled throughout?

George

[Tscarborough]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

I think the general concern is that because of the amount of expansion and contraction, you can not get a single walled pipe to seal well. As long as it is all outside and has no penetrations through wood I probably wouldn't worry too much about it (but I still wouldn't go over 30 degrees, you will get extreme build up of flammable soot in 45's).

[david s]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

With the flue against the dome it should heat quickly and improve draw, which should compensate for the bends.

[fxpose]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

With the flue against the dome it should heat quickly and improve draw, which should compensate for the bends.

Thanks, I hope so...

George

[Tscarborough]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

If it is outside the insulation, it won't warm, but it WILL warm faster because it will have less draw.

[fxpose]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

Ok. What if I used just one elbow as shown in my sketch? I like the single elbow design better.

George

[Tscarborough]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

That should work.

[fxpose]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

Yeah, I too think it will work. I will try these components and see how the set up draws before I enclose the oven.

Thanks...George

[shuboyje]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

Elbows for stove pipe are adjustable they spin in multiple places to make any angle

[fxpose]

Re: Vent exit at dome apex

Elbows for stove pipe are adjustable they spin in multiple places to make any angle

I realize most do that. I was looking at rigid 1 piece elbows.

George