For Hart Keramik AG from Waldsassen/ Schirnding, the recently finished BAU show in Munich was a special success right from the very start. After the opening by Federal Building Minister Barbara Hendricks of the international trade fair, featuring 2,100 exhibitors from 45 countries, the stand of the medium-sized manufacturer of construction materials at the show was visited by the politician as part of her two hour tour of the event [...]
Waldsassen/Schirnding (prs). – Ceramic chimney flue liners, together with firebricks for stove building and LEMIX® clay building boards are the main areas of business of Hart Keramik AG from Waldsassen/Schirnding. Exports are particularly important in this business segment, now accounting for more than 50 percent of business according to information from this tradition-steeped manufacturer of construction materials. [...]
Clay is a high-performance and cost-effective building material that is above all healthy for the home at the same time. With exceptional characteristics: it is breathable, moisture regulating, heat insulating, absorbs harmful substances, sound insulating, energy saving, healthy for the home… What is most interesting of all is its effect on the room climate. [...]
In der Vergangenheit war eine feuchte Betriebsweisebei Anschluss von Feuerstätten für feste Brennstoffe nicht notwendig, weil diese Feuerstätten so hohe Abgastemperaturen hatten, dass der Wasserdampf im Schornstein nicht kondensierte. Trockene Betriebsweise war ausreichend und normal. Die feuchte Betriebsweise war nur notwendig für die Öl- und Gasfeuerstätten mit niedrigen Abgastemperaturen. [...]
More and more homeowners dream of having their own wood-fired baking oven for making bread, pizzas, cookies and much more besides according to their own recipes. And could anyone’s mouth fail to water just at the very thought of a juicy suckling pig or crispy goose or duck? [...]
In the past there was no need for operation under wet conditions in relation to the connection of fireplaces fired by solid fuels, because the flue gas temperatures of such fireplaces were so high that the water vapor in the chimney did not condensate. Operation under dry conditions was sufficient and normal. Operation under wet conditions was only required for fireplaces fired by oil and gas, which have low flue gas temperatures. [...]