Comments on: Pellet Supply/Demand – The Daily Star http://www.enviroenergyny.com/2008/08/21/pellet-supplydemand-the-daily-star/ The Future of Heat Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:44:39 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: EEFamily http://www.enviroenergyny.com/2008/08/21/pellet-supplydemand-the-daily-star/comment-page-1/#comment-30 EEFamily Mon, 09 Mar 2009 17:35:04 +0000 http://www.enviroenergyny.com/?p=15#comment-30 Brian, Thank you for your comment - it is a "hot" topic right now within the bio-fuel community. A professor at Cornell University [Dr. Cherney] has been checking out different stoves, furnaces, and boilers for a number of years. He has recommended the "Quadrafire" as a good stove to burn grass pellets. We have installed a "Maxim" boiler, made by Central Boiler, at our pelleting facility and it has successfully burned even our poorest quality grass pellets. Please understand that we are not personally guaranteeing that either of these will work for you. Thanks again, EE Family Brian,

Thank you for your comment – it is a “hot” topic right now within the bio-fuel community.

A professor at Cornell University [Dr. Cherney] has been checking out different stoves, furnaces, and boilers for a number of years. He has recommended the “Quadrafire” as a good stove to burn grass pellets. We have installed a “Maxim” boiler, made by Central Boiler, at our pelleting facility and it has successfully burned even our poorest quality grass pellets.

Please understand that we are not personally guaranteeing that either of these will work for you.

Thanks again,

EE Family

]]> By: Brian Bousquet http://www.enviroenergyny.com/2008/08/21/pellet-supplydemand-the-daily-star/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Brian Bousquet Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:26:40 +0000 http://www.enviroenergyny.com/?p=15#comment-24 I am looking for a proven bioburning stove and or furnace. Mainily a stove that will burn wood, grass or corn. I'm from southern Vermont interested in a possible dealership for stoves. I am looking for a proven bioburning stove and or furnace. Mainily a stove that will burn wood, grass or corn. I’m from southern Vermont interested in a possible dealership for stoves.

]]> By: EEFamily http://www.enviroenergyny.com/2008/08/21/pellet-supplydemand-the-daily-star/comment-page-1/#comment-17 EEFamily Tue, 13 Jan 2009 18:25:10 +0000 http://www.enviroenergyny.com/?p=15#comment-17 John, We are extremely interested to hear any thing you discover from your visit to Gus Swanson's. We are using a hay buster, auguring into a self unloading wagon and then into a hammer mill. The pelleter is a Sprout Waldron 21V. We hope to make about 1and 1/2 ton per hour once we get all the kinks out. We look forward to hearing about your visit! EEFamily John,

We are extremely interested to hear any thing you discover from your visit to Gus Swanson’s.

We are using a hay buster, auguring into a self unloading wagon and then into a hammer mill. The pelleter is a Sprout Waldron 21V. We hope to make about 1and 1/2 ton per hour once we get all the kinks out.

We look forward to hearing about your visit!

EEFamily

]]> By: John Killoran http://www.enviroenergyny.com/2008/08/21/pellet-supplydemand-the-daily-star/comment-page-1/#comment-16 John Killoran Tue, 06 Jan 2009 15:36:56 +0000 http://www.enviroenergyny.com/?p=15#comment-16 I am working with a group of farmers that are investigating the possibility of making grass pellets in Sackville, NB Canada. There is a person in Pictou,NS, Canada that has developed a furnace to burn grass pellets without any ash. His name is Gus Swanson. I hope to visit his shop this month and see how his furnace operates. Could you give me some information on what type of equipment that you are using to make the hay pellets and the amount of pellets that you can make per day with the equipment that you are using? Thanks! John Killoran I am working with a group of farmers that are investigating the possibility of making grass pellets in Sackville, NB Canada. There is a person in Pictou,NS, Canada that has developed a furnace to burn grass pellets without any ash. His name is Gus Swanson. I hope to visit his shop this month and see how his furnace operates. Could you give me some information on what type of equipment that you are using to make the hay pellets and the amount of pellets that you can make per day with the equipment that you are using? Thanks! John Killoran

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