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The wood chips feed automatically into the heating system which could never be achieved with logs. The heating system output can be varied depending upon what is needed.

The logs are low quality and cannot be used for lumber.

Yes correct rest will dry in the sun to be used next time.

If we do not burn the wood and one day the tree dies it will decompose slowly over years and thereby create "useless" heat and carbon doixide anyway which will be reused be new trees. We basically accelerate this process and make use of the heat. All areas where trees are harvested are reforested thereby absorbing the carbon dioxide again to grow new trees.

This is not a residential burning of wood in a fireplace. This is a highly professional heating system (HDG compact 100) burning untreated wood that meets the latest standards regarding chemical pollution, carbon monoxide, particulate matter etc. I am not sure what your comment rerarding mecrury is based on, perhaps you can show us your source regarding this information. Untreated wood normally does not contain mercury unless the wood has been treated with chemicals. It is forbidden to burn treated wood here in Germany as this has a high ricsk of polluting the environment.

what about burning coal or gas for fuel,,,,the world has to run on something,,,,what would you suggest??

This video was recorded before prices went skyhigh; forests here were seriously affected by bark beetle which killed many trees that needed to be removed in short time to prevent damage spreading further

I guess its old or moldy or have other issues. only good for heating...

The wood that we have cannot be used for other purposes as it is the lowest quality and not suitable for construction, pallets or other industrial purposes.

Anscheinend sehr viele..... wirkt wie eine Meditation.... frage mich manchmal wie viele in der Lage sind 22 Männer und einem Ball auf einer Rasenfläche zu beobachten....

fast 300.000 personen unglaublich oder...

yes it is 180m3 chips in 1 hour...

@@villavontenie2618 ma.

@@villavontenie2618 what is the mm of the chips and is it for biomass fuel or pellet mill material?

@@markheintz1878 Chips are some 30-40 mm long and are used for biomass fuel for our heating our hotel building. heating system power = 100 kW.

You are right prices have gone through the roof here in Germany as well. Strangely enough the sawmill does not pay higher prices for the logs but instead does make much higher profit margins as they seem to control the market.. strange world...

etwa 180m3 Schüttraummeter hackschnitzel in weniger als 1 Stunde....

soon...

Chips are easier to handle for the automatic heating system and more efficient when burning

it takes 2-3 years to dry out a log.. while chips can be dryed in minutes if needed by say running it thru a pipe dryer. Chis are also easyer to feed as needed in say a little screw conveyefeeder that can handle chips ore pellets. here is an example of a chips dryer where you can send hot dry air thru::: th-cam.com/video/QFtq8-blY7U/w-d-xo.html

@@samkom33 you are right logs will never be as dry as chips from a dryer. However we use logs from local forest with max 2 km transportation to storage. They are dried in a sunny place and chipped directly where needed for heating. Humidity after drying approx 30-35% We use our tractor to fill the chips into the storage for the heating system. In our area chips are dried in containers in the local biomass energy plant which has lots of excess heat as a side product. There you can dry chips up til 10-15% humidity. The cost of transportation to this plant however would outweight the benefit of having drier chips.

yes the job is done in less then 1 hour....

You are right, it is really beautiful here, lots of trees, beautiful valleys and hills....

Chips are used for heating and hot water

😀 🔥🌿 - as long as new young trees are being planted when those (seen being chipped) are cut down = they will re-absorb the co2, offsetting it being emitted by the vehicles handing the wood and the boiler in the hotel ✅🌿

I'd like to see that wood burner

@@tmach58 it interests me alot! I have a wood pellet stove, I know we have sawdust burners in the US but what about these chips? I could get all my energy for free!!!

it is a hdg bavaria compact 100, max heating capacity 100 kW when burning at 600 degrees celcius. Check the website of hdg if you want to see it.

richtig, Stämme trocknen direkt gegenüber der Halle....

@@villavontenie2618 bvvģği

ja wäre schön gewesen, leider gibt es zu wenig Videos wo mal die Vorteile und Nachteile von Hackschnitzeln besprochen werden.

No he did not, is was too far down below the other logs, we leave it for next time. It was a actually a whole tree from the year before

@@villavontenie2618 ok thanks, will it come back next year

@@Louis-B-53 yes it will I will make a next video then

Thanks!

Wir könnten mal wieder ein schönes Video vom Hotel machen oder?

@@villavontenie2618 Stimmt. Die Technik hat sich seit damals erheblich verbessert. :-)

50 m3 Festholz = 150 m3 Hackschnitzel

Mehr PS muß nicht mehr Leistung sein. Das Sieb des Häckslers ist dann das begrenzende Element

Ich denke der macht zwischen 150 und 200m3 mit einem G30 Sieb. Ich fahre einen Hacker der eine Nummer kleiner ist der schafft mit G30 ca 120m3

@@johannkirschner6661 ..ja...und der Kranfahrer!