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Does the size of the split affect the catalytic combustion?

Discussion in 'Modern EPA Stoves and Fireplaces' started by Marshel54, Jul 25, 2024 at 2:47 PM.

  1. Marshel54

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    I bought a load of wood to finish out my need for the coming season. Getting to old for this chit.
    The splits are bigger than I normally process my wood. As an example: The split I measured was 8" and quart split. 32" dia, round I would have normally split that piece in half again.
    Will these larger split make the combustor work better? Woodstock AS
     
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    Me too

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    I don't see how it would impact a cat differently.
     
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    Smaller pieces will still be consumed a lil faster, no? Might burn a lil hotter too? But I dunno, never owned one.
    Might just come down to drying faster, and easier to handle...