Biomass Flue system
The Grant biomass flue system has been engineered to cope with continuous operating temperatures up to 200°C although the typical flue gas temperature produced by the Spira and Vecta are much lower than this.
The system is designed so that the stainless steel outer case is load bearing and stainless steel inner liner is free to expand independently to accommodate temperature change. Available with a range of extension pieces and bends in a black or white finish, the system can easily be assembled to suit a wide variety of installations.
Features & benefits
- Twist-lock bayonet jointing system. Secured by locking bands
- Advanced corrosion resistant design and construction
- The 25mm high efficiency Superwool blanket maintains flue gas temperature, maximising efficiency, improving flue draught on start up and minimising condensation.
- Low external case temperature
- Inner liner held by the male locking collar but free to expand and contract with temperature by up to 18mm through the female collar
- The inner liner has an inward bead at the female end which acts as a capillary break preventing moisture being drawn through the joint.
- Suitable for both Spira and Vecta
What is a Biomass boiler?
Biomass boilers are fully automatic appliances, behaving more like an oil or gas boiler, and use advanced controls which cleverly regulate the amount of fuel being delivered to the burner to match the heat demand on the boiler. The fuel is fed to the burner via an auger connected to the adjacent pellet store/hopper. This can, in turn, be automatically supplied from a bulk pellet store which can vary in size.
Unlike fossil fuels which are a depleting resource, biomass fuel can be sourced from a “closed carbon cycle” system, where the amount of carbon emitted during the burning of fuel is balanced by the planting of trees. This environmentally friendly way of harvesting fuel to heat your home, therefore cancels out the harmful effects of carbon being released into our atmosphere. Trees need carbon dioxide to grow so it is good partnership, one which is environmentally friendly.
The term biomass refers to a type of fuel sourced from living/non living plant matter, which could be in the form of either wooden logs, wood pellets or chips – wood pellets being the most energy efficient. Our condensing biomass boilers use wood pellets.