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Former Yellowknife Mayor Gordon VanTighem delights in the fact that tourists who visit his city, North America’s diamond capital, are also unintentionally visiting the pellet boiler capital of Canada.
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The Town of Riverview, N.B., has installed a biomass system complete with a 40-ton wood chip storage building that allows for weeks of peak load operation in the winter.
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From tiny seedlings mighty cedars grow. Or, in this case, from $30,000 grows a $1.3-million biomass boiler that can heat a community in a remote area of B.C.
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The boiler system residing at the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT) is much more than just a biomass boiler; it’s a learning tool.
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Grand Falls General Hospital’s new boiler system consumes about 400 metric tonnes of wood pellets annually, displacing more than 300,000 litres of heating oil.
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The compact Vitoligno 300-C wood pellet-fired boiler is an efficient and environmentally-friendly heating solution for residential homes or light commercial applications with up to 4 boilers in a cascade system.
The boiler features an input range of 44 to 193 MBH at a modulation ratio of 1:3, as well as ultra-low energy consumption. Almost everything is automatic – from pellet fuel feed to combustion chamber cleaning and ash removal. The boiler can also be easily converted to manual fuel feed. The Vitoligno 300-C is equipped with state-of-the-art safety mechanisms that ensure close monitoring of the entire system.
Modern combustion technology ensures high efficiency of up to 85%, as well as low emissions that meet the stringent regulations of the European Clean Air Act.
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Ontario recently introduced new wood combustion guidelines that make the permitting process for small wood-fired combustors significantly cheaper and more efficient. This begs the question, writes Marcin Lewandowski, is the wood fuel supply chain ready?
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From automatic pellet fuel feeding to tracking heavy particles in a gas stream, biomass boiler technology has come a long way over the years. Canadian Biomass takes a look at the newest boiler technology for Canadian customers in 2018.
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TransFab is certified ASME CWB and soon UL-602, offering a clear advantage. We design custom products and systems to meet specific customer needs. Driven by the need for sustainable energy, TransFab Energy has cutting-edge expertise in a wide range of sizes using biomass, oil or even electricity to reduce your carbon footprint to the lowest possible level.
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Two New Brunswick high schools are receiving an education in biomass boiler heating systems thanks to an initiative by the province to reduce its carbon footprint and promote the use of locally sourced wood.
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The community of La Cité Verte in downtown Quebec City set the standard for energy efficiency five years ago by installing a four-boiler biomass combustion system to heat the dwelling and domestic hot water.
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Approximately 2,500 tons of Groupe Savoie’s domestic wood pellets are used to fuel one of New Brunswick’s most popular and valuable commodities: maple syrup.
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February 28 - March 1, 2018
Location: Wels, Austria
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