How I heat My House For Cheap In Canada pt 4

Dirty job but somones gotta do it

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[nodariel]

I like this video. Are there any mor ash cleaning videos coming?

[groutaone]

@nodariel I think my next heating vid will be how I light the fire, no ash vids for sometime though

[TheBong1993]

You're saving money but you still don't have a pair of decent trainers.

[groutaone]

@TheBong1993 What is it that I would be training for?

[JGFILMS24]

i wish obama was as smart as you to figure out this alternative energy GROUTAONE FOR PRESIDENT

[groutaone]

@JGFILMS24 Vote G1, heating bills to go down and horsepower on everything that drives to go up ha ha

[groutaone]

@bosdad7 That would likely work well

[bosdad7]

@bosdad7 I was hoping to adapt this to burn wood chips.

[bosdad7]

@groutaone I was hoping you would show how the auger works. I would like to know how you keep the fire from traveling back to the fuel source, and yes, I sat and watched you clean ash. I have no idea why I did, but I did. 

[carman25ana]

Interesting!

[Mrjcoverja]

Another continuous cleaning method is to increase the exhaust velocity by add a hot gas recirculation fan than pulls gasses from the flue and sends it first into a spiral/cyclone filter then back into the boiler tubes and flame chamber. The high velocity exhaust will prevent the ash form settling in the boiler and the filter will handle the ash removal.

If your not sure how a spiral/cyclone filter works, just Google it.

[Mrjcoverja]

cool system but what could help cut down the ash build up is a soot blowing system which as used in industrial boilers to control ash while the unit is still running. It consist of a series of strategically placed high pressure air nozzles that sends a short puff of air all at once or in a given sequence. The air dislodges the ash which either flies out the flue or drops down in a collection bin.