Stacking Up.(chimneys and stacks in educational facilities)
American School & University, November, 2005 by Naylor, Jim
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Byline: Jim Naylor
Chimneys and stacks appear to be strong and indestructible. But chimneys begin to deteriorate from the moment they are built. Early on, no signs are apparent; but deterioration accelerates in subsequent years, and major repairs are soon needed instead of minor maintenance. With proper attention, most structures can be repaired and continue to serve for years.
Causes and effects
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Many factors contribute to deterioration. A chimney's height, slender form and unique function create an environment different from that of other structures. Degradation is ...
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