Using anthracite or bituminous coal for residential and commercial heating in coal boilers, hand fired stoves, restored antiques and other coal appliances.
A coal stoker automatically feeds coal and provides combustion air for home heating coal appliances.
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Information on using anthracite and bituminous coal as a heating fuel in stoker coal boilers, stoker hot air coal furnaces and hand fired coal stoves in both residential and commercial applications.
Anthracite Coal (Hard Coal) Anthracite coal is the highest grade of coal. Anthracite is dark black, very shiny and has a glass like consistency. In the United States the primary source is Northeastern Pennsylvania. It has an average BTU content of 24 to 25 million per ton but can exceed 28 million for the highest quality anthracites.
I have only experienced coal gas explosions ( industry reference is a puff back) in the new, air tight coal burner. And it has the factory engineered, fully adjustable over fire air option.
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