Stove (pellet fuel)
Introduction to the combustion mechanisms and types of wood pellets used in stoves.
Wood pellets are small cylindrical particles that are primarily processed from wood into chips for fuel use, with adjustments made for moisture content and then compressed and solidified. When pellets burn, the combustible materials are not the entire wood but rather the lignin (wood substance) and cellulose (fiber) contained within. Even though pellets may appear similar, the content of combustible materials varies, which affects the heat output. 【Features】 - Generally, a diameter of 6mm for stove use and 8mm for boiler use - Lignin naturally solidifies like wax during the cooling process - Essentially free from additives such as binders - Formed through processes including grinding, drying, and moisture content adjustment in a pelletizer - Stable in both quality and distribution *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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**Types of Pellets** ■ White Pellets - Made from sawdust and planer shavings from sawmills - Produced only from the core (wood part) of trees, resulting in high calorific value - Produces little ash - Places less burden on stoves and chimneys, making cleaning relatively easy ■ Whole Wood Pellets - Made from thinned wood of cedar and pine, as well as construction waste from homes - A balanced fuel in terms of calorific value, ash content, and price ■ Bark Pellets - Made from tree bark and branches - Not widely distributed ■ Agri Pellets - Made from mushroom cultivation substrates, okara, coffee grounds, and cut grass - Almost not distributed *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.*
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Hokuyetsu Snow Melting Co., Ltd. is a company located in Tokamachi City, Niigata Prefecture, engaged in roof snow melting, road surface snow melting, and floor heating construction. Our snow melting business was established in 1981 in this region known for its heavy snowfall. Since May 1, 2001, we have started as a specialized company supporting "peace of mind in winter living." For roof snow melting, road surface snow melting, and floor heating, please leave everything from design and construction to maintenance to us.
