There are three types of smoke that can come from a chimney - black, white, and yellow. Black smoke occurs when fuel is not completely burning due to insufficient air in the furnace. White smoke is caused by ash carryover from inefficient ash extraction or high ash coal. Yellow smoke contains large amounts of sulfur and results from incomplete combustion of fuel with too little air or formation of carbon monoxide.
There are three types of smoke that can come from a chimney - black, white, and yellow. Black smoke occurs when fuel is not completely burning due to insufficient air in the furnace. White smoke is caused by ash carryover from inefficient ash extraction or high ash coal. Yellow smoke contains large amounts of sulfur and results from incomplete combustion of fuel with too little air or formation of carbon monoxide.
There are three types of smoke that can come from a chimney - black, white, and yellow. Black smoke occurs when fuel is not completely burning due to insufficient air in the furnace. White smoke is caused by ash carryover from inefficient ash extraction or high ash coal. Yellow smoke contains large amounts of sulfur and results from incomplete combustion of fuel with too little air or formation of carbon monoxide.
• Generally three types of smoke comes out from the chimney
• Black smoke • White smoke • Yellow smoke Black smoke • If the smoke is black, means in furnace fuels is not burning the completely and fuel is being wasted. • It is generally due to less supply of air in the furnace. White smoke • It is due to ash carryover in the flue gases • This may be due to inefficient ash extraction, firing coal with higher ash content than the design. • Too much air is supplied for burning of the fuels inside the furnace. Yellow smoke • If the smoke comes out by the chimney is yellow, means the flue gas contains a large amount of Sulphur. • It is due to less supply of air. • It is also due to improper combustion of fuel and formation of carbon monoxide which is injurious to health. Thank you for watching