How Biomass Heating Works

At Ranheat we specialise in both Warm Air Heaters (WA range) and Wood Waste Boilers (MSU range). Each range comprises four different models, depending on the amount of biomass input and the required heat output.

All forms of wood waste are gathered, processed, and delivered directly into the heater or boiler. The combustion chambers fire a heat exchange process which heats the air or water.

The WA range consists of an Industrial Wood Waste Combustion Chamber and a flue gas cleaning system. Flue gases warm the heat exchanger and this allows the system to act as both a combustion system and an air handling unit in one.

The MSU range operates in a similar structure, with the combustion chamber creating hot water at 95[degrees].

Biomass boilers are innovative heating systems that harness the power of organic materials to produce heat and hot water. Unlike traditional boilers that run on fossil fuels, these heating systems utilise renewable biomass resources, making them a carbon-neutral alternative that significantly reduces the amount of greenhouse gas emissions.

Paying for Waste?

Paying to dispose of wood waste off-site is an ongoing cost, not to mention a time-consuming overhead. Instead of sourcing skips, or trucking wood waste products to landfill, a biomass boiler system can convert this on-site into efficient, clean energy.

Whether you have half a ton of wood chippings, or 4 tons of hardwood offcuts, we have a biomass system to reduce your costs.

Reusing and recycling waste wood is a cleaner and more sustainable alternative to traditional oil or gas-fired heating systems. As your business grows, converting wood waste on-site brings economies of scale, and proven return on investment.