Pellet Stoves: Pros, Cons, 3 unique examples & How they work

Pellet Stoves: Pros, Cons, 3 unique examples & How they work

Pellet stoves are made of high-quality materials with an emphasis on efficiency and a focus on ecology and comfort. Pellet stoves have ninety percent energy-efficiency and automatic control of the heating system. Smaller rooms can be warmed up by pellet stoves directly. Pellets can burn in boilers and stoves connected to the central heating system. A…

Thinking about pellet and pellet stoves? Full pellet customer review

Thinking about pellet and pellet stoves? Full pellet customer review

Full pellet customer review with details and illustration for Alpha Plam commo pellet stove and others. Pellet customer review Proper operation of the stove depends on the choice of pellets. Poor quality of pellets leads to problems obtaining the desired energy value and directly affects the quality of heating on the premises. Indirectly affects the…

Replace an ordinary light bulb with an energy-efficient one and keep the same light intensity – 3 easy steps

Replace an ordinary light bulb with an energy-efficient one and keep the same light intensity – 3 easy steps

As new energy-efficient light bulbs have appeared in stores, so has a new way of calculating the brightness. How should I know to replace an ordinary light bulb with an energy-efficient one but keep the same light intensity? For example, an ordinary 60W light bulb is replaced by an LED or 10-15W CFL light bulb….

What does green tech mean?

What does green tech mean?

Green-tech stands for green technology, that is, a technology that uses clean, renewable energy. Green tech is our future to solve the environmental crisis. Ecological, “clean” or “green” technology aims to preserve the environment through a wide range of technological and technical solutions. The most important green tech features are the production and storage of…

Kirchhoff’s current laws for AC/DC (Look a physicist’s guide)

Kirchhoff’s current laws for AC/DC (Look a physicist’s guide)

There are two of Kirchhoff’s current laws used for DC and AC. They are presented as two equations that describe the ratio of current and voltage in electric circuits. Electric current is a focused movement of charged particles. Movable charged particles are: electrons, in metallic conductors, ions in electrolytes and gases Constant, unchanging (regular) current…

Voltage resonance and Thomson’s formula in alternating current. Examples

Voltage resonance and Thomson’s formula in alternating current. Examples

Voltage resonance and Thomson’s formula are terms related to alternating current. Voltage resonance is only possible in the case of a series connection of a thermogenic resistor, induced thread, and capacitor. Thomson’s formula gives a connection between the circular frequencies of the natural oscillations of a simple oscillator circuit without losses and the parameters of…