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Revision as of 02:47, 2 October 2016
Pellet Burner 101
Concept + Technical Design
Pellet Burner Construction Set - Requirements
- Capacity from from 3kW (10,000 BTU/hr) to 50kW (150,000 BTU). See BTU Calculator
- Augering of pellets from a supply tank
- Automatic pellet auger control
- Automatic fan control
- Auto ignition upon startup
- Auto shutoff using a thermostat
- Modular unit that shoots a flame into
- Separate pellet container
Links
- Greek success including controller, 2012 - [1]