Wood Gasification Boilers
Wood is Stored Solar Energy
Heating with a wood boiler is in harmony with nature. This is because central heating with split wood logs, only releases the quantity of CO2 that the tree removed from the atmosphere as it grew.
With the burning of crude oil and natural gas, however, CO2 reserves that have been stored for millions of years are released into the atmosphere in great quantities. This CO2 increases what’s called the greenhouse effect.The HDG range has been a decisive force behind the development of split wood boilers over the last three decades. Our many years of experience is the basis for the famous quality of our products and the key to success with our customers.
HDG split wood log boilers offer users the following features:
- Individually adaptable thermal performance and excellent degree of efficiency.
- Low emission values.
- Uncompromising safety engineering.
- Solid workmanship and durability.
- Highly efficient operation over the entire useful life.
- High level of convenience and easy to operate.
Extremely Versatile. Especially Cost Effective
The HDG Euro offers you the option of burning a variety of fuels. Its use has become popular in agriculture and forestry, commercial businesses and larger private households.
With proper dimensioning of the system, firing up the boiler once daily should be sufficient. Space saving ideas have already been integrated in the design of the HDG Euro. The arrangement of the maintenance doors also contributes to low floorspace requirements.
Model Sizes 30kW, 40kW & 50kW
The HDG Euro is designed for the burning of:
- Half-metre split logs
- Pressed briquettes
- Coarse wood products
Well Engineered Combustion Technology
The grate firing with bottom lateral burning enables the use of a large variety of fuels. The innovative construction and ruggedly manufactured burner nozzles ensure, together with the special vortex combustion chamber, optimal post combustion of the flue gasses.Once burning is completed, the air flaps close and the flue fan blower switches off. This prevents the flue from cooling down the boiler. The remaining charcoal is intentionally preserved for subsequent lighting.