An industrial chimney is a tall, vertical structure used to expel exhaust gases, smoke, and pollutants from industrial processes into the atmosphere at a safe height. These chimneys are commonly found in power plants, factories, refineries, and manufacturing units, where they help control air pollution by dispersing harmful emissions over a wide area to reduce ground-level concentrations. Industrial chimneys are typically constructed from materials such as steel, concrete, or brick, depending on factors like temperature resistance, structural stability, and environmental conditions. They are designed to withstand extreme weather, high temperatures, and corrosive gases. Modern industrial chimneys often include emission control systems like scrubbers and filters to meet environmental regulations and reduce harmful pollutants. Their height and diameter are carefully engineered to ensure efficient draft and optimal dispersion of exhaust gases.
