renewablejohn
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Clutching at straws now. Even the article you reference to includes the solution as nobody in there right mind stops and starts a pellet boiler. There specifically made to modulate to very low percentages of there maximum output so in a heating season say Oct to Mar it will be ignited in Oct and allowed to go out in Mar. I dont understand how people get paid for scientific research for a problem that does not exist and they even admit it does not exist in their research paper.I maintain that the technology as implemented is polluting.
Maybe things are better with your ideal system.
But I don't think they perform quite how you think they do either.
As for the test itself no mention of any electro-static filter and measurement of the PM matter which actually gets past the filter.
Where not discussing the technology as implemented is polluting. The discussion is banning NEW installations in Scotland which could be the "ideal" system that is actually 20 year old technology but we will never no as the green nutters in Scotland have banned it due to total ignorance similar to that which your spouting rather than getting a grip of the technology and creating the appropriate legislation to use that technology. Its not as though Scotland does not have any trees to provide the fuel and support their forestry industry.
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