The air curtain burner is highly efficient machine for disposing of wood waste and creates no smoke.
Machine Layout
How It Works
Start a fire in the burn box chamber
Add wood until fire has taken hold
Start engine
Turn on fan
Add wood waste to the fire and repeat
When fire is out (typically over night) clear the charcoal and start burning again
To extend the burn, it is common to dig a pit under the box so that more charcoal can built up
Operating Notes
It is typical to burn through out the day
This is a robust machine and where wood waste is loaded from the top
The air diffuser is thick metal pipe and can withstand some abuse of dropping wood into the chamber
This is a HIGH temperature machine (paint will peel, etc. due to heat)
Transportation
Typically lifted onto trailers or flatbed trucks to transport between job sites
This machine can be lifted with an excavator
On the job site, the air burner is typically pulled around with an excavator or loader
Why We Like this Equipment
Low cost alternative to expensive grinders and hammer mills (if disposal is the main use case)
Clean and environmentally friendly (EPA Title V approved)
Simple machine to dispose of wood waste, clean lumber, yard waste
Bio char post burn material can be used for fertilizer
Smokeless burner does not alert neighbors or businesses in the area
EPA Approved
On April 11, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency removed title V permit requirements for air curtain incinerators that burn only wood waste, clean lumber, yard waste, or a mixture of these three types of waste. (See in the documents section a ruling on air curtain burners)
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