With cordwood, it seems necessary to have a bed of coals before gasification occurs.
I saw in another thread where a troubled EKO owner was encouraged to get biobricks for a test to see if his problems stemmed from incorrect settings or high moisture wood.
Is it necessary to burn biomass (biobricks or biomass pellets) with a bed of coals created by wood or pellets or coal or charcoal in order to achieve gasification in the secondary chamber?
I saw in another thread where a troubled EKO owner was encouraged to get biobricks for a test to see if his problems stemmed from incorrect settings or high moisture wood.
Is it necessary to burn biomass (biobricks or biomass pellets) with a bed of coals created by wood or pellets or coal or charcoal in order to achieve gasification in the secondary chamber?