T&T: Exhaust

Ken Williams kenw@seanet.com
Fri Dec 1 14:42:05 EST 2006


I had dry exhaust on my Nordhavn 62.

Upsides are:
- Allegedly better for the engines
- Simpler system, less to go wrong
- Uses less space in the engine room

Downsides are:
- I had major problems with sooting. More than once I had to pay for
adjacent boats in the marina to be cleaned
- I haven't verified this, but have been told dry exhaust generates more
heat in the engine room
- Lose space both in the salon and in the pilot house

I'm currently waiting on a new boat, and went with wet exhaust, primarily
because we wanted the extra space in the salon, pilothouse and on the fly
bridge.

-Ken Williams
Sans Souci, nordhavn68.com

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Subject: T&T: Exhaust

 Has anybody tried dry exhaust?
 I had a friend years ago eith a boat that had
stacks coming up through the pilot house and into
the air overhead.

Eric Thompson
S/V Procrastinator
South San Francisco
capteric36@sbcglobal.net
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