Design and Fabrication of Pellet Stove

A Pellet stove is Mechanical Device which uses compressed wood or biomass pellets to create a source of heat for residential and industrial spaces [6].These stoves are electronically sophisticated appliances that offer an environmentally friendly and low-cost heating option.Its Fuel consists of wood chips, waste of nuts, grasses, and lumber yard waste.The Pellets which are filled in the combustion chamber is then ignited [3].Pellets are heavily compressed, so they're dense and low in moisture, creating a hotter flame.The combustion chamber serves as the carburettor for the stove, mixing the air and fuel to create combustion.The ashes from the burnt pellets are captured in an ash pot, which needs to be cleaned periodically.Wood pellet stoves are generally small, and the bags of pellets are about the size of a mulch bag, making them easy to store.They're also easy to operate; they only require loading pellets and igniting the flame.Because the fire is contained in a heat box inside the unit, there is a minimum of smoke, which lessens the smell in your home and prevents the outside of the unit from heating up.Pellets create considerably less ash than firewood [5], giving off less creosote, a flammable by product of combustion that can build up and cause chimney fires.