Dec 1 2009
Bixby Energy offers the Maxfire biomass stove that features MaxYield technology. The technology drives air powerfully like a vortex into the burn pot. This increases the oxygen supply and helps to obtain a combustion efficiency of 99.7 percent. In turn, the fuel cost is reduced to a maximum of 70 percent. The biomass stove can be started by the push of a button. The Maxfire biomass stove burns various biomass fuels, such as wood pellets, and dry shelled corn.
Bixby Energy Maxfire biomass stove
The Maxfire biomass stove incorporates a large fuel hopper that can hold about two bushels. The burn pot of the corn burning stove is self cleaning and it removes ash automatically. The biomass system can be adjusted for heat output in the range of 8,000 to 50,000 British thermal units. The wood pellet burning stove, provided by Bixby Energy, features a fuel feeding system that is designed to avoid jams.
The Maxfire biomass stove can heat a maximum area of 2,200 square feet. The biomass stove needs a minimum vent pipe clearance of two inches, and minimum wall clearance of two inches. The size of the outer vent pipe is 5 inches, and inner vent pipe is 3 inches. The wood pellet burning stove is available with 24K gold plated or nickel plated trim option. The biomass stove comes in different colors, namely, silver, burgundy, navy blue, black, blushtone, and hunter green.
Source: http://www.bixbyenergy.com