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Is coal eco-friendly?

Coal is a non-renewable resource, and burning coal releases CO2 gas that has been locked away in the earth for hundreds of millions of years, since the coal was plants. Some types of coal contribute less particulate matter (soot) to air pollution than other types. These are called ‘smokeless coals’ and are suitable for domestic […]

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Can I use coal in my log burner?

No, coal should only be burnt in a stove designed to take coal. If you have a multi-fuel stove or an open fireplace, coal is a suitable fuel. Log burners can be damaged by coal because the heat produced is too intense.

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How long does coal take to burn?

This depends on the type of coal, the size of the pieces, the way the fire has been built and many other conditions. As a general rule, a domestic coal fire will burn through in 6-8 hours.

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What is coal used for?

There are many uses for coal. These include: Domestic heating: burning coal in the home to heat the space. Manufacture of Coke: thermal distillation removes impurities and creates coke for fueling blast furnaces in steel manufacture. Energy Production: Electricity plants have traditionally burnt coal to create steam that drives turbines, generating electricity. This is not […]

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Are Multi Fuel Burners Eco-Friendly?

If you are considering the efficiency of a stove, a closed burner is more eco-friendly than an open fire because it is at least three times as efficient at burning any type of fuel. However, if you are comparing a multi-fuel burner to a wood burner, the multi-fuel burner would not be considered the eco-friendly […]

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Is A Multifuel Burner Better Than An Open Fireplace?

A burner or stove is much safer than an open fire, as it has a closeable door, so any spitting logs or jumping sparks are caught by the door rather than jumping out onto the hearth. This is particularly safe if you have young children or pets. A burner can also be more efficient than […]

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Should I get a Wood Burner vs MultiFuel Burner?

A wood burner is designed to optimise the combustion of wooden logs, but is not suitable for the high heat of coal. While you may prefer to burn wood, a multifuel burner keeps your options open in case you need a fuel that burns hotter for longer, such as coal. The cost of fuel for […]

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What kinds of Fuel can I use in a Multi Fuel Burner?

As the name suggests, your multi-fuel burner is suitable for burning different types of solid fuels. Some kinds of fuel suitable for a multi fuel burner are: Wood Logs Coal-type fuels Peat or Turf Bricks. At Charles Swann, we supply smokeless coals and wood for multi-fuel burners, delivered in a variety of ways to suit […]

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