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The draught (in mm of water), for maximum discharge of flue gases through the chimney, is given by (where H = Height of the chimney in meters and T1 = Absolute temperature of air outside the chimney in K)

The draught (in mm of water), for maximum discharge of flue gases through the chimney, is given by (where H = Height of the chimney in meters and T1 = Absolute temperature of air outside the chimney in K) Correct Answer $$\frac{{176.5{\text{H}}}}{{{{\text{T}}_1}}}$$

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