chimney stacks
Brick exhaust towers
Chimney stacks are the vertical structures that rise above a rooftop, carrying smoke and gases from fireplaces or furnaces up and away from the building.
The term often refers to the visible portion extending above the roofline: Victorian houses with their distinctive chimney stacks.
Industrial chimney stacks—tall smokestacks at factories or power plants—disperse emissions high into the atmosphere.
- brick kilnOven for firing clay blocks
- sootCarbon from incomplete burning
- flueChimney's inner passage
- smokeAirborne combustion byproduct
- coal smokeFumes from burned carbon
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