Renze,
The fuel is peat or turf as it is commonly called in Ireland. See www.bnm.ie for details. Peat is the decayed remains of plants and trees in a waterlogged area. Peatlands cover 16.2% of the land mass of the island of Ireland.
Raw peat is approx 90% water. Dried peat is usable as fuel with a water content of 40% or below.
I need a machine to remove moisture to these levels. I'll look into pellet presses.
TomZ
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The fuel is peat or turf as it is commonly called in Ireland. See www.bnm.ie for details. Peat is the decayed remains of plants and trees in a waterlogged area. Peatlands cover 16.2% of the land mass of the island of Ireland.
Raw peat is approx 90% water. Dried peat is usable as fuel with a water content of 40% or below.
I need a machine to remove moisture to these levels. I'll look into pellet presses.
TomZ
[glow=green,3]Tom in Ireland[/]