A chimney of height 45 m is full of hot gases at temperature 330°C. If the discharge through the chimney is maximum, determine the draught in terms of column of hot gases. The ambient is 25°C.

A chimney of height 45 m is full of hot gases at temperature 330°C.

1.	A chimney of height 45 m is full of hot gases at temperature 330°C. If the discharge through the chimney is maximum, determine the draught in terms of column of hot gases. The ambient is 25°C.
A.	45 m
B.	35 m
C.	25 m
D.	39 m
Answer» B. 35 m

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