Posted by Aleuicius on October 28, 2010 at 16:01:48 from (67.249.138.83):
In Reply to: Wood pellet questions posted by Don-Wi on October 28, 2010 at 15:34:47:
As I understand it: a pound of wood - regardless of type - gives off just so much heat when burned. The differences are that many hardwoods are denser and will fit more pounds into the stove, per loading. Oak is about 42 pounds per cubic foot and the desired hardwoods range down to the mid-thirties. Softwoods are generally less dense, being in the lower thirties down to some pines around 26 pounds per cubic foot. Then again, some softwoods (firs)get up near 40 and some hardwoods (like poplar)down in the twenties. With pellets, I don"t think there would be much difference, as a pound is a pound is a pound - though the softwoods bags may seem slightly larger.
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