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jjones139
Feeling the Heat
Burning close to 6 bags in 24 hours (all below -10°) ...I had ash too...
Wow, 6 bags in 24?? It was -9 last night and today it's a whopping 18. On average I'm using 1.5 -2 bags in 24.
Lake Girl
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jjones139
Feeling the Heat
Regarding the GREEN TEAM PLATINUM--- I just bought three bags of these today at lowes ( first time). I have a bag in my PDVC right now. I have been burning North Americans, so comparing these two pellets, on the same settings, my burn indicator thermometer says the heat output is about the same. Still waiting on seeing how much ash the GTP produces.
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
6 bags = aprox 80,000 btu/hr. (correct me if I'm wrong) This thread kinda got me thinking..I have said my green Supremes were dirty...BUT I'm burning a LOT of pellets. burning wood leaves ash...pellets are made of wood....Finally I have found the connection
I'm heating 2 buildings now. My boiler is very hungry
well, I may have to recall my statement...the longer they burn the hotter its getting.
Danny9909
Member
Just burned a few bags of the heartland and temp here was 14 degrees. Kept my first floor 1400sq ft between 75-76 degrees on low. My glass on my stove is still clean. What a awesome pellet. The only thing there $389 for 60 bags. There is only one place around my area that sells them.
PoolGuyinCT
Feeling the Heat
Yep, 6 bags in 24hrs is 240lbs, or 10lbs/hr. Works out to about 80k btus/hr. You may have the hardest working stove/boiler/furnace here!6 bags = aprox 80,000 btu/hr. (correct me if I'm wrong) This thread kinda got me thinking..I have said my green Supremes were dirty...BUT I'm burning a LOT of pellets. burning wood leaves ash...pellets are made of wood....Finally I have found the connection
Your next step would be an industrial pellet boiler. They make them from 600k BTU/hr up to 40M BTU/hr.
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
I have almost 240,000 BTU's at my disposal (both boilers running full tilt) The 80,000 BTU was almost enough.. why would I jump to 600,000 BTU's??? My setup is almost perfect for me....on a -16° night followed by a below 0° day my pellet boiler needed only 2 1/2 cups of oil burned to maintain 180° water...lucky for me
No cold corners for me.
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
I wanted to size everything as to have a system that would be able to heat both houses with "either- or" as well as be able to work together, ALL automatically. The only thing I need to work on is preparing for bulk pellets.
Lake Girl
Moderator
OK, have to ask ... two houses? I've seen you mention you had two buildings and thought it was a shop/garage...
iceguy4
Minister of Fire
I like to call it an "in-law apartment" but with my family .."out-law apartment" would be better... Its a 24X30 three story building I am converting for my mom. 2100sq/ft....main house 2000+- sq/ft
Its 27 feet away
Lake Girl
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Your an excellent son! My oldest boy would like to ship us off to an old folks apartment early so he can try to claim the lake house (I think he's kidding
). My youngest son would probably do what you're doing... I hope if you have kids, they appreciate Grandma being so close. Something my children missed out on due to the "good dying young"
). My youngest son would probably do what you're doing... I hope if you have kids, they appreciate Grandma being so close. Something my children missed out on due to the "good dying young"- Status
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