Im burning some *extremely* dry locust right now. I stoke up a raging hot bed of coals then throw the pieces in and immediately they burst into flame. I gradually back down the air until I can watch the charring on the bare (no bark) splits turn the wood dark brown and can see the stark contrast line of coloring advance along the surface. What is strange is that there is no smoke and the flames coming are dark blue with some orange at the tips of the flames.
What im wondering is if im getting secondary combustion. I see flames across the top of the baffle but the flame scoming out of the holes are dark blue like the flames coming out of my gas range
AmI getting 2ndary combustion even though I see no smokeinthe firebox or on the glass ??
Is it burning too hot ?
What im wondering is if im getting secondary combustion. I see flames across the top of the baffle but the flame scoming out of the holes are dark blue like the flames coming out of my gas range
AmI getting 2ndary combustion even though I see no smokeinthe firebox or on the glass ??
Is it burning too hot ?