Regency Wood Stove Insert - advanced combustion technology used in the wood fireplace inserts today developed into a serious effort by the United States and Canada to reduce emissions from wood stoves and satisfying new environmental regulations. This new technology is available in a new fireplace wood inserts that can be installed into existing conventional fireplace.
New technology includes a secondary combustion process that ensures more complete combustion of the wood and smoke. This creates two benefits. First, improving the operating efficiency of the fireplace and secondly, reduce the amount of emissions escaping from the furnace.
The new inserts also uses two separate heated lines of combustion air. One source of feed air directly into the wood burning while others addressed on the main fire to catch and turn on the incomplete combustion gas that would otherwise be released to the chimney. This dual combustion air line also resulted in two simultaneous combustion zones and flame pattern on the insert.
This uses a separate combustion zone to reduce emissions by ten times compared with a conventional fireplace. This allows the use of eco-friendly wood, which is a renewable energy source. And the added benefit is the low level of creosote and incomplete combustion products are released. This dramatically reduces the potential for chimney fires.
More Benefits of Wood Modern Fireplace Inserts
Inserts using advanced combustion technology also includes an airtight, doors gasketed, and special window glass ceramic that allows a lot of infrared heat to be sent into the room. They also have a hot air blower \\ \"sweep \\\" window with air to allow easy viewing of the fire.
The new inserts also have better heat exchange properties of conventional fireplaces for room air drawn by the fan through the grille bottom of the furnace is then sent through a heat exchanger and back to the room at the top of the fireplace. With some cases the heat can be channeled to an adjacent room where fans can additionally send it through channels throughout the house.
Due to this fireplace inserts have little interaction with the combustion product opportunities home air leaking into the home are minimal. For enhanced safety and effectiveness of the outside air is supplied directly to the fireplace for combustion and the maze that is used to preheat the air before it enters the combustion furnace is designed to keep the escaping gas.
Continued burning fireplace inserts offer a level of energy efficiency can be as high as 50 to 70% in normal installation and even higher when installed in the main living area with open views to other parts of the house. This means that the insert can provide a lot of heating needs for homes and can reduce overall demand for energy and heating bills dramatically lower, especially for homes heated by electricity.
The final benefit of a wood fireplace insert is to provide energy independence. If there is a power failure, a new insert can still be operated as an emergency source of heat for the home. Although the electricity supply fan will not operate, the heat from the fire will radiate from the fireplace into the house by natural convection and supply large amounts of heat to the house.
