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Pellets are an environmentally friendly fuel with an ash content of no more than 3%. When burning pellets, exactly as much CO2 is released into the atmosphere as was absorbed by the plant during growth.

Pellets are less prone to self-ignition, as they do not contain dust and spores, which can also cause an allergic reaction in humans.

Wood pellets differ from ordinary wood in their high dryness (***2% moisture versus ****0% in firewood) and higher density — about one and a half times. These qualities provide a high calorific value compared to wood chips or firewood — when burning a ton of pellets, approximately 5,**0 kWh of heat is released, which is one and a half times more than that of conventional firewood.
Low humidity is not only an advantage of pellets as a fuel, but also a problem of their production. Drying may turn out to be one of the main items of expenditure in the production of fuel materials from woodworking waste. In addition, depending on the production, the collection, sorting and purification of raw materials can also be