Ca­hen­zli joi­ne­ry: chips and wood scraps are more va­lu­able fuel

To the ful­lest sa­tis­fac­tion

Chips and wood re­si­du­es from joi­ne­ries are not was­te but va­lu­able fuel. With Schmid En­er­gy So­lu­ti­ons as a long-term part­ner, the car­pen­try and joi­ne­ry Ca­hen­zli from Trin GR has found the op­ti­mi­zed so­lu­ti­on for them.

Ste­fan Ca­hen­zli, ow­ner of the car­pen­try and joi­ne­ry Ca­hen­zli, pro­du­ces stairs, bal­co­nies, fa­ca­des, floo­ring, fur­ni­tu­re, kit­chens, doors and bathrooms in his new buil­ding in Trin. The Chur site spe­cia­li­zes in win­dows. As a wood pro­ces­sor, Ca­hen­zli pro­du­ces chips and wood re­si­du­es – a va­lu­able fuel. The histo­ry of the fa­mi­ly busi­ness, foun­ded in 1936, shows many par­al­lels to the histo­ry of Schmid AG. Thus, a coope­ra­ti­on bet­ween the two com­pa­nies was ob­vious. A UTSD 140/65 wood chip hea­ting sys­tem with e-cleanpar­ti­cle se­pa­ra­tor was in­stal­led in the new buil­ding. This ta­kes over the heat ge­nera­ti­on for the buil­ding.

Sen­sors op­ti­mi­ze com­bus­ti­on The UTSD wood chip hea­ting sys­tem uses sen­sors to mea­su­re com­bus­ti­on and pre­cise­ly re­gu­la­tes the sup­ply of fuel, as well as the air sup­ply, and can thus en­su­re op­ti­mal com­bus­ti­on. In this way, even moist fu­els up to M40 can be uti­li­zed. The au­to­ma­tic ash re­mo­val sys­tem makes the hea­ter low-main­ten­an­ce. All re­le­vant in­for­ma­ti­on can be cal­led up and the hea­ter mo­ni­to­red via the 7-inch touch­screen. The e-clean par­ti­cle se­pa­ra­tor is in­te­gra­ted di­rec­t­ly above the boi­ler heat ex­ch­an­ger, which ex­clu­des con­den­sa­te de­ve­lop­ment and thus cau­ses neit­her high-vol­ta­ge los­ses nor cor­ro­si­on da­ma­ge. The sys­tem en­su­res a per­ma­nent fil­ter avai­la­bi­li­ty grea­ter than 90%. With the au­to­ma­tic boi­ler clea­ning sys­tem, the fil­te­red out par­ti­cles end up in the ash con­tai­ner. The fil­ter sys­tem can be re­tro­fit­ted.