A chimney tower (stack tower) is an industrial structure in which a steel framework supports an exhaust stack, releasing the waste gases of boilers, kilns and chemical processes at height for better dispersion, while the frame holds the stack and provides access for service.
The steel exhaust towers built by Hebei Guangjia Tower use lattice angle or tube frames; the stack is available in carbon steel, stainless steel or FRP. Supports and guides are arranged between frame and stack, and design, fabrication and erection are delivered as one service.
The frame is a square or triangular lattice steel structure with ladders, rest platforms and a top maintenance platform; the stack is made in sections and welded on site, and the frame components are hot-dip galvanized.
The release height follows the environmental assessment — commonly 20–80 m; the stack diameter is calculated from the flue gas volume, with flue connections, ash cleanouts, test ports and aviation marking included.
Frame and stack are prefabricated in the factory and erected section by section by crane; after verticality correction the whole structure is inspected and accepted. Periodic inspection and maintenance service is available after delivery.
Priced by release height, stack diameter and material (carbon steel/stainless/FRP) and frame type. Provide the environmental assessment requirements or flue gas parameters for a quotation.
Commonly 20–80 m, designed to the release height required by the environmental approval; greater heights can be engineered case by case considering site and crane conditions.
Yes. Old stack demolition plus new stack tower design, fabrication and installation as one service, with flue connections, cleanouts and test ports — minimizing boiler downtime.
Yes. An annual check of frame bolts, coating condition and stack corrosion is recommended; we provide periodic inspection and maintenance service.
Build-to-drawing and custom design both supported — email us your project location, scale and schedule.