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Wood Boiler System Fuels
Moss provides steam and hot water boiler systems designed to burn a variety of wood including sawdust, bark, chips, planer shavings, hogged fuels, pellets, etc. Our wood burning boiler systems range in pressures from 15 PSIG to more than 900 PSIG with or without superheat and in size from 60 HP to more than 250,000 lbs./hr. (7,246 HP). Please contact us for any wood burning applications not noted below and pricing can be provided (either for equipment only or for turnkey installations including material storage, material handling, water equipment, cogeneration, and building / foundations).
| Listed below are some of the wood fuel species applicable for burning in our boiler/combustion system designs. While we know of no wood species that cannot be burned in our equipment, we recognize that we cannot know the burning characteristics or other properties of all tree and other biomass species around the globe. It is essential that the suitability of each species being considered as a fuel be verified with the appropriate authorities in the region where the equipment will be installed. If you need assistance in doing a wood availability survey or to discuss potential emissions issues, please contact us! | |
| American beech | Poplar |
| American elm | Post oak |
| American sycamore | Quaking aspen |
| Balsam (all varieties) | Red alder |
| Balsam fir | Red maple |
| Beech | Red oak |
| Bigleaf maple | Red pine |
| Black cottonwood | Red spruce |
| Black gum | Redwood |
| Black oak | Shagbark hickory |
| Black spruce | Shortleaf pine |
| Black tupelo | Silver maple |
| Black willow | Sitka spruce |
| Cypress | Slash pine |
| Douglas-fir | Southern red oak |
| Eastern cottonwood | Spruce pine |
| Eastern hemlock | Sugar maple |
| Eastern white pine | Sweetgum |
| Elm | Sycamore |
| Engelmann spruce | Tamarack |
| Green ash | Virginia pine |
| Hickory | Western hemlock |
| Jack pine | Western larch |
| Loblolly pine | Western redcedar |
| Lodgepole pine | White ash |
| Longleaf pine | White birch |
| Northern black cottonwood | White cedar |
| Northern red oak | White fir |
| Northern white oak | White oak |
| Oregon ash | White pine |
| Oregon white oak | White spruce |
| Paper birch | Yellow birch |
| Pin oak | Yellow pine |
| Pitch pine | Yellow-poplar |
| Ponderosa pine | |