Übersetzung für "Bark chippings" in Deutsch

Grass, herbage wood chip or bark chip are suitable for outdoor facilities.

Lucky Reptile Coconut Bark Chips are coco chips pressed together to a brick.

The first layer in the heap is 20cm of bark chips, followed by 10cm of litter.

The bark chips are also in place to make the landing zone a little safer.

A wheel-loader transports the wood chips, bark and sawdust from the storage into the "moving floor".

In the classic steam turbine process, biomass such as bark, wood chips, sawdust or waste material is burned.

Suitable substrates include chipped bark, white wood shavings, chopped straw or washed sand, but not sandpaper.

A significant contribution also comes from forestry products and by-products such as bark, wood chips and sawdust as well as by-products of the agro-food industry such as olive and grape pressings.

The wood fibers of suitable quality required for manufacturing medium density fiberboard (MDF) from the binders can be produced by grinding bark-free wood chips in special mills or refiners at about 180° C.

The wood fibers of suitable quality required to produce medium-density fiberboard (MDF) panels from the binders can be prepared from bark-free wood chips by grinding in special mills or refiners at about 180° C.

These can be for instance green vegetable waste, such as long grass, leaves, lawn cuttings, branches, wood cuttings, flowers, horticultural and/or agricultural harvest residues, but also waste from the vegetable and fruit processing industry, such as the peels of fruit, oil fruit, rape, beer sludge, yeasts, coconut fibers, leaves and stems from canneries, potato peels and leaf remnants, bark and chips from wood or paper industries, organic communal or industrial urban refuse and, finally agricultural waste.

The principal fuels used are firewood and wood waste (wood chips, bark etc.) while there is a minor contribution from black liquor, straw and other agricultural wastes.

The invention refers to a pre-furnace heating plant for the combustion of solid combustible material of high ash content, in particular of bark and wood chips, which comprises a furnace chamber confined at its bottom by a grate and receiving the combustible material from above via a storage compartment, said furnace chamber being surrounded by a mantle of refractory material, a combustion channel connecting the furnace chamber with a succeeding boiler and extending through the mantle and having an opening for supplying secondary air, in the mantle there being provided a further opening for supplying primary air below the grate, this further opening being preferably closeable by means of a control flap being controlled by the boiler.

Then a 10cm layer of litter is placed on top of the pipe followed by a 10cm layer of bark chips, then another layer of pipe coils.

Bark chips alone will compost and create heat once it gets wet but it will get very hot, dry out too dry for the microbes which make the heat and kill its-self.

Many people use bark chips, sphagnum moss, coconut husks, charcoal, perlite, and even styrofoam pellets as potting mix, often in combination.

But where will the view from the wood chips or bark chips as mulch would steal nitrogen and acidify the soil?

Depending on their composition, the various tea mixtures can have a substantially different volume since the ingredients involved are sometimes (light) flowers or grasses and sometimes (heavy) bark chips, roots or seeds.

The fireplace can be modified for combustion of wood waste (wood chips, bark, pellets), corn, chaff, etc.

This equipment for biomass combustion (mixtures of sawdust, strips, bark, wood chips, shavings, etc.) has been designed to heat buildings with higher demand of heat (industrial premises, central and municipal heating plants, farm buildings, hotels, operating facilities, etc.).

The fuel for this new plant will comprise different kinds of wood-based biomass, such as recycled wood, bark, wood chips, and sawdust.

This equipment for biomass combustion (mixtures of sawdust, strips, bark, forest wood chips, shavings etc. or grains) has been designed to heat buildings (industrial premises, central and municipal heating plants, farm buildings, hotels, operating facilities, etc.).

The nest It is made of straw and branches, and some other materials such as bark chips, leaves and herbs, carried by the female rump feathers.