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There are lots of companies that do woodchip boilers and stoves. There is no reason to think that they aren't very good - the only issue I can see is moisture control. It's quite hard to dry chips unless the timber is dried first and then chipped. Given that most arboricultural waste is chipping straight away, that's not a possibility. I would be interested to see how it's done on a domestic scale!

 

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I,ve been trying it when my fires up to speed over some logs and it loves it i just use a shovel full and shut the doors and it works very very well!!! am i missing the reasons why its not used as a fuel at home

 

I guess the water content is the issue but we find a bag of woodchips on a fire works well. Bit of a pain though. I think if it's all I had then I would definately burn it

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We did it in our top load indutrial type burner. Get fire hot stick afew logs in half fill with chip. It burned all night. If moist it needs a tube of airflow arranging to heat the burn. either a metal tube through the pile or something.

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