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Wood Chip Standards
Overview
Wood chip fines are the smallest particle fraction produced during wood chipping operations. This material consists of sawdust, shavings, bark particles, and very small chips—typically less than ½ inch (12 mm) in size. Fines are lightweight, highly compactable, and moisture-absorbent, making them valuable in a range of agricultural, industrial, and environmental applications.
Wood chip fines are commonly used as bedding for livestock, particularly in poultry, dairy, and equine facilities, where their absorbency and softness improve comfort and hygiene. They also serve as an effective carbon source for composting, are used in soil amendment blending, and can be pelletized or briquetted for biomass fuel production. In some cases, fines are also used for dust control, landscaping mulch, or as a bulking agent in anaerobic digestion systems.
Typical Specifications:
• Maximum particle size: ~½ inch (12 mm)
• Particle size distribution: Primarily fines and dust
• Moisture content: Typically, 25–55% (green)
• Source materials: Mixed hardwood and/or softwood
• Bulk density: 200–500 kg/m³ (varies with moisture and compaction)
Packaging & Delivery:
Available loose in bulk by truck or container. Custom delivery options available. Sold by volume (m³) or weight (tonne).
Step One:
We Design & Ship.
Our team meticulously designs a unique bioenergy system to cater to your needs, using sustainable local fibre and cutting-edge technology. Once crafted, we handle the careful packaging and shipping of your system to your doorstep.
Step Two:
Contract Or Install
A certified local contractor, familiar with our technology, carries out the efficient and precise installation of your bioenergy system, ensuring it's primed for optimal operation.
Step Three:
Power Your Premises
Once the system is in place, you're all set to power your premises with green energy. Harness the power of locally-sourced biomass to generate reliable, cost-effective energy, while simultaneously reducing your carbon footprint.
State of the art technology
GLOCK ecotech wood gasifiers are the result of many years of development and innovation. We present you a way of producing heat and green electricity self-sufficiently using only wood chips. This novel form of energy supply offers every customer efficiency and sustainability.
Why Us!
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Key Benefits
Incorporating high-quality industrial components and robust engines, our solution is designed for longevity. It boasts a compact, maintenance-friendly design and fully automatic operation, consolidating wood gas plant and conveying technology into one comprehensive system.
Our solution achieves high-efficiency energy production, converting wood chips or pellets into electricity and heat. This process maximizes the energy potential of each biofuel source, creating a highly efficient output.
Our system is designed to capitalize on the highest feed-in tariffs, leading to high economic profits. Its cost-effectiveness is evident in the short payback times and protection from energy price fluctuations, offering stability in a world of changing energy costs.
Producing energy in a CO2-neutral manner, our solution champions environmentally friendly practices. This system contributes to sustainable utilization of domestic resources, harnessing the power of the environment to create clean energy.
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Partner with Commercial Bioenergy for world-class, sustainable power solutions. We combine European technology and local biomass for efficient heating and power. Let's enhance your energy setup and budget together. Reach out now for a tailored quote.
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