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Plumb deviation for a 50m steel chimney

Plumb deviation for a 50m steel chimney

Plumb deviation for a 50m steel chimney

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What is the acceptable out of plumb deviation for a 50 meter steel chimney?  At the moment the chimney that was erected is already at 27 meters and 5 inches out of plumb.

RE: Plumb deviation for a 50m steel chimney

The last stucture like this that I was involved with had a max of 4" overall out of plumbness required. See Asme STS-1 code for Stacks.

Steve

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