Insulated stainless exhaust leaving a galvanised generator housing at high level and turning into a block wall, under a cable tray

Generator exhaust GE2967

Old Brewery

Bristol, generator exhaust

Type: Generator exhaust
Location: Bristol, South West
Status: Complete
System: Insulated twin wall exhaust

The job

An exhaust and air duct for a generator.

We designed, supplied and installed the exhaust flue for a generator in the plant room at the Old Brewery in Bristol in October 2024.

The exhaust is insulated twin wall flue, Ø130 inside, from a range built for the high pressures a generator produces. It is held at high level on strut brackets and rods.

We also supplied and fitted the galvanised extract air ducting that carries air from the generator to an opening in the plant room wall, ready for its louvre.

The work was signed off with a certificate of conformity on 4 November 2024.

Ø130

insulated exhaust flue

generator served

On site.

Site photographs. Tap a photo to see it larger.

Galvanised extract air ducting running from the top of the generator to the block wall of the plant room — Old Brewery, Bristol, generator exhaust. The extract air ducting from the generator to the wall.

Looking into a galvanised duct set into a block wall, with a stainless flue bend visible inside — Old Brewery, Bristol, generator exhaust. The duct opening in the wall, ready for its louvre.

A stainless insulated flue section with a locking band held on galvanised strut brackets and threaded rods — Old Brewery, Bristol, generator exhaust. Strut brackets and capped rods holding the flue.

Scope

What we delivered.

Site survey
CAD drawing
Job specific RAMS
Insulated twin wall exhaust, Ø130
Galvanised extract air ducting
Strut brackets, rods and fixings
Certificate of conformity

Project details

Generator exhaust
South West
Design, supply and install

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