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    Locally growing tree species suitable for fuel include spruce, oak, beech, wild cherry, manna ash, and hazel. The moisture content of air-dried logs used for fuel was on average 11% with a range of 9-16%, making them very dry. A total of 265.15 kg of fuel was used, consisting mostly of spruce and oak, as measured by weighing logs before and after burning.

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    Locally growing tree species suitable for fuel include spruce, oak, beech, wild cherry, manna ash, and hazel. The moisture content of air-dried logs used for fuel was on average 11% with a range of 9-16%, making them very dry. A total of 265.15 kg of fuel was used, consisting mostly of spruce and oak, as measured by weighing logs before and after burning.

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    Slides Fuel Kiln EXARC Part 2

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    Locally growing tree species suitable for fuel include spruce, oak, beech, wild cherry, manna ash, and hazel. The moisture content of air-dried logs used for fuel was on average 11% with a range of 9-16%, making them very dry. A total of 265.15 kg of fuel was used, consisting mostly of spruce and oak, as measured by weighing logs before and after burning.

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    FUEL SELECTION AND CONSUMPTION

    Picea abies (spruce)


    Quercus pubescens/rubra (downy and red oak)
    Fagus sylvatica (beech)
    Locally growing woody taxa
    Prunus avium (wild cherry)
    Fraxinus ornus (manna ash)
    Corylus avellana (hazel)

    FOTO VISTA GENERALE


    FOTO TRONCHETTI
    BOSCO CAMPUS GALLI
    FUEL SELECTION AND CONSUMPTION

    Measurement of the degree of humidity of air-dried


    logs (% of water) prior to burning assessed through a
    moisture meter: average c. 11 (range c. 9-16). FOTO MISURAZIONE UMIDITA’
    Very dry fuel.

    Amount of fuel
    used assesed by
    weighting the logs
    before and after
    burning: total FOTO PESATURA LEGNA
    265.15 kg (mostly
    spruce and oak)

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