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Stacks at power generating stations are much more than tall towers used as landmarks for locating power plants. They are essential equipment needed to send the exhaust flue gas into the atmosphere. Their height and diameter are designed specifically for the plant and are usually a low- or no-maintenance item. The cost of preventing corrosion