Wood-fired boilers for heating a house with modern designs are high-efficiency equipment that is safe from a fire point of view. Boilers are often equipped with electric heating elements; they have volumetric furnaces and automatic control. Wood-burning stoves for heating a house work not only on wood, but also on pressed blocks, coal or several types of fuel.
Wood burning boilers
Manufacturers of equipment for wood heating of private houses have created an interesting option - outdoor boilers that work on wood and coal. There is no need to equip a boiler room for wood heating of a house, one boiler can serve several houses located not far from each other at once, they do not eat up living space. They can be mounted both in systems equipped with a pump, and with the natural movement of the coolant.
Stove heating of a private house
The wood-fired heating of a private house with an oven is the oldest and most proven method. When installing the stove, you should know that the device for heating with wood and coal is different from each other. In the first case, the furnace is required more voluminous. Wood heating at home is the most affordable heating. When burning, the fuel releases heat, which is taken over by the bricks of the chimneys, which in turn give it to the air in the rooms.
Advantages of stove wood heating of a private house:
- the rooms heat up in a short time;
- with wood heating of a country house, there is no need to mount a heating main and batteries;
- a small house the stove will heat very well, it can also be used for cooking;
- wood stoves for home heating are an environmentally friendly heating method.
Cons of wood heating of a country house:
- the oven takes up a lot of space;
- need a wood shed or canopy, which is also quite large;
- a stove should be well-versed in this matter;
- the farther the room is from the firebox, the worse it warms up.
Wood heating boilers
Heating a house with a wood boiler is the best option where there is no gas pipeline. The boiler consists of several chambers between which nozzles pass. Firewood is placed in the firebox, in the next chamber they burn out, turn into ash. For its accumulation, an ash pan is equipped, which needs regular cleaning. When heating a house with a wood-burning boiler of the latest generations, less ash is formed, since firewood burns out more carefully.
Pyrolysis heating furnaces
The most modern wood-fired boilers for home heating are pyrolysis. They "languish" one tab of fuel for 12 hours in a row. In operation, they are very simple. For the operation of such a boiler does not need electricity. Only last year's, dry firewood is needed.
