Does Orlan and/or Orligno have preheated primary air like Vigas?

Hi all. I'm new Here. I'm sorry never learnt german when I had had the possibility. I use my poor english, but if you have to reply in german my chromium will translate, technical stuff isn't impossible to understand.

The new Orligno gives 5 years of warranty to the wood chamber. Also new Vigas does?
Thank you, bye

paolo

Atmos do it ( http://www.atmos.cz/english/kotle-001-kotle-na-drevo ), and Vigas too ( http://solarbayer.de/Holzvergaserkessel-HVS-E-&-LC.html ).
It's a process for drying wood before burning.

Bye man

I think most dry wood for better combustion, as for example wood with 25% of humidity gives a 50% less in 'power' compared to a 15%. Remember that in any way your grade of humidity of your wood will 'suck' energy from the combustion chamber, to make vapor. I'm not a technician, with hot primary air this vapor stays vapor, avoidin condensing fenomena on the walls? (

Anyway we can say that this vapor seems to go nowere, it remains in the chamber, so he will continue doing his job, preheated air or not. So we can say what you said, thats just a commercial trick. In effect if atmos 'claim' of this feature should be so that important, why it do not appeare in the feature list in the german version? ( http://www.atmos.cz/germany/kotle-001 correct me if i'm wrong ).. 'advertising bullshit'??

Anyway, the facts are that I'm deciding which 75/80 Kw with one meter long woods, and if it's real that this preheated air feature is useless I'm going with Attack DP 75 (instead of Atmos 75 SE), 5 years warranty on the wood chamber and 1000 euros less, or with Orlan or Orligno instead of Vigas, as Eko vimar gives better shaped combustion chambers, and Orligno 5 years on 8mm chamber (for an highest price)

ok, bye bye, and thank you Obele

paolo

after all, it's best spending 'energies' achiving a 15% of humidity for our stock of wood. Any ideas/solutions? Again, Thank you.

Does Attack DP 75 work with preheated primary air?

> Yes, the entrance of the primary air into the boiler is touching the exit of
> the flue gases, this way the primary air gets preheated.

I do agree with You.
Thanks for the advice Stefan.
Hope google translator will do a good job, otherwise my boiler will explode

bye bye