This is how we make our firewood from the trees available on our land. We are therefore independent from a heating point of view, but also for a few extras… 👇
So far we have not had to cut down deciduous trees to make firewood because every year there is some windfall, which is sufficient for our use.
Even if the land has enough trees for sufficient rolling to be durable.
As a bonus, we explain our operation and organization as well as some small tips.
Small typo: as the calculation is simple, it is still necessary to do it in the right direction. The ideal moisture content of firewood calculated on the dry mass is therefore of the order of 22-25% and not 15-17% as said in the video
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Conversion formula:
Wood moisture = H (gross mass), E (dry mass)
H = E * 100 / (100 + E)
E = H * 100 / (100 - H)
Sources:
www.onf-energie-bois.com/mesu...
www.bois-energie.ofme.org/com...
www.leboisenergie.be/les-combu...
Graphic: leboisenergie.be
00:00 | Salvation
00:34 | Trees
04:55 | Sustainable management
07:10 | Slot, storage & storage
09:52 | Dry wood: destocking, use
12:00 | (April Fool's Day) Optimization and Improvements
14:39 | Top ignition
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