Wood chip boilers are biomass heating systems designed to burn wood chips as their primary fuel for producing heat and hot water. They are commonly used in medium to large-scale heating applications, such as schools, commercial buildings, farms, and district heating systems. The boilers are equipped with automatic feed systems that transport wood chips from a storage bunker or silo into the combustion chamber, ensuring continuous and efficient operation.
Built with high-capacity fireboxes, heat exchangers, and advanced control systems, wood chip boilers offer reliable, eco-friendly heating with lower fuel costs compared to fossil fuels. Their use supports sustainable energy practices, as wood chips are typically sourced from forestry residues and waste wood.