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Peat Briquettes consist of shredded peat, compressed to form a virtually smokeless, slow-burning, easily stored and transported fuel. Although often used as the sole fuel for a fire, they are also used to quickly and easily light a coal fire. Peat – combustible mineral, that is formed in the process of natural extinction and incomplete decomposition of marsh plants at high humidity and lack of oxygen. These briquettes are ecologically pure fuel type, non-toxic, used for the stoves, boilers – that heats living houses and industrial buildings. Burning time from 6 hours and more. Absence of resin means, of soot and also from a glue and cohesive additives. Peat Briquettes Combusting temperature: 3700 – 3900 Kcal/кg Moisture: around 16% Ash content : around11% Mechanical durability: 95%

Introducing Premium Sunflower Husk Pellets! Product Specifications: Ash Content: 2.7% Energy Value: 18 MJ Bulk Density: 565kg/m3 Packaged in 1-ton Big Bags or in 15 kg bags Price: from 80 EUR EXW. We can organize transport to whole EU or you can collect the goods at the railway terminal in Małaszewicze (Poland).. Minimal order: 23 tones 4000 tones monthly avaible As a Polish company, we provide VAT invoices, ensuring transparency and compliance with your business needs.

The measuring probe is in the form of the lance (KSK-I01a) with a length of 2000 mm and includes a single oxygen sensor at the tip of the lance pushed in compost. The lance tip has a rounded head, so as pushed in, it does not poke through compost components. Oxygen sensor implemented on the basis of ZrO2. The device also available mounted on a ventilation duct compost pile (KSK-I01b with a length of 197 mm) The sensor mounted in this version using the threaded flange M18x1.5.

The measuring probe lance is in the form of a length of 2000 mm and includes the three temperature sensors: - on the tip of the lance - at a distance of 750 mm from the tip and - at a distance of 500 mm from the end of the lance The lance tip has a rounded head, so when pushing into the pile it does not poke through encountered "in the way" compost components. The probe in wireless version is powered by a battery. Measurements and data are transmitted, depending on the version of the device, by wire or wireless.

The measuring probe is in the form of a lance 1000 mm long and contains an oxygen sensor. The end of the lance driven into the compost has a rounded head, so that the compost components encountered "on the way" do not stick into it. The probe is powered by direct current with a rated voltage of 12VDC or 24VDC, while the data on measurements are transmitted, depending on the version of the device, by wired or wireless. The oxygen probe in the version with wireless data transmission can be equipped with two network interfaces depending on the demand. In the wired version, the data signal is realized in the analog 4-20mA or digital form via the CAN bus. The second solution is to transfer data directly to the cloud via the LoRa network. This type of transmission allows you to cover a huge area with a radius of several kilometers in a star topology with one base station or through the public network.