Mullin Renewables - Biomass Boilers

Modern boilers burn high quality wood fuels such as wood chips, pellets or uniform agricultural and industrial residues, automatically, free of any sign of smoke and with emissions comparable to modern oil fired systems.

By pelleting residues from wood and crop processing, a possible disposal problem is turned into a high quality fuel. High energy content and easy handling make trade over long distances economically feasible. The combustion is controlled via energy demand, fuel quality and composition of flue gas. Automatic equipment cleans the boiler and removes the ash. The systems ignite on demand, communicate failures and first aid procedures via remote control, and adapt to any facility management system.

Modern woodchip and pellet boilers retrieve the wood fuel automatically from the storage area and burn it, meeting high environmental standards. Modern wood boilers use up to 90% of the energy contained in the wood for heating, similar to good oil and gas boilers. State of the art models include automatic ignition and heat exchanger cleaning, automatic ash removal and ash compression (wood has a very low ash content, so ashes only have to be removed a few times a year). Some manufacturers even offer remote monitoring and boiler control.

Split Logs are probably one of the oldest types of solid fuel used to heat houses throughout the ages, and seeing as most split wood is sourced locally it is also the biomass fuel with the least amount of processing required to get it into a burnable condition.

Modern split log gasification boilers make heating your house or business with solid wood a very simple, efficient and convenient experience.

Please delve further into Biomass Boilers specifics by clicking on the links below or on the navigation on the Left Hand Side.

• High Efficiency Oil
• Wood Gasification
• Wood Chip
• Wood Pellet