The UTSD biomass heating system has been developed for burning pellets or wood chips. The UTSD system series combines robust construction, sophisticated firing technology and reliability with maximum convenience and innovative control technology. The UTSD product series (35 - 260 kW) developed by Schmid has been tested in accordance with the latest EN303-5:2012 regulations and achieves the highest boiler class 5.
1. 7″ real glass touch display
2. automatic control 3
3. electric ignition
4. fuel Level sensor
5. grate position monitoring
6. Rotary grate
7. secondary air injection made of high-quality cast stainless steel
8. combustion chamber made of molded bricks
9. post-combustion
10. negative pressure monitoring
11. safety heat exchanger
12. thermowell thermal discharge safety device
13. Automatic heat exchanger cleaning
14. combustion chamber sensor
15. stoker screws
16. Automatic grate en-ashing
17. ash cross conveyor screw
18. automatic heat exchanger ash removal
19. ash bin
20. overtemperature sensor stoker
21. stoker
22. discharge head with tested burn-back flap
29. e-clean particle separator
Boiler type | Rated power kW | Power range in kW | Weight kg | Boiler temperature max. °C | Water capacity L |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
UTSD 45 / 35 | 35 | 10.5 - 35 | 876 | 95 | 105 |
UTSD 45 / 40 | 40 | 12 - 40 | 876 | 95 | 105 |
UTSD 45 / 45 | 45 | 13.5 - 45 | 876 | 95 | 105 |
Boiler type | Rated power kW | Power range in kW | Weight kg | Boiler temperature max. °C | Water capacity L |
UTSD 80 / 35 | 35 | 11 - 35 | 990 | 95 | 115 |
UTSD 80 / 40 | 40 | 12 - 40 | 990 | 95 | 115 |
UTSD 80 / 45 | 45 | 13.5 - 45 | 990 | 95 | 115 |
UTSD 80 / 50 | 50 | 15 - 50 | 990 | 95 | 115 |
UTSD 80 / 60 | 60 | 18 - 60 | 998 | 95 | 115 |
UTSD 80 / 70 | 70 | 21 - 70 | 998 | 95 | 115 |
UTSD 80 / 80 | 80 | 24 - 80 | 998 | 95 | 115 |
Boiler type | Rated power kW | Power range in kW | Weight kg | Boiler temperature max. °C | Water capacity L |
UTSD 140 / 65 | 65 | 19 - 65 | 1185 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 70 | 70 | 21 - 70 | 1185 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 80 | 80 | 24 - 80 | 1185 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 90 | 90 | 27 - 90 | 1185 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 100 | 100 | 30 - 100 | 1195 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 110 | 110 | 33 - 110 | 1195 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 120 | 120 | 36 - 120 | 1195 | 95 | 215 |
UTSD 140 / 140 | 140 | 42 - 140 | 1195 | 95 | 215 |
Boiler type | Rated power kW | Power range in kW | Weight kg | Boiler temperature max. °C | Water capacity L |
UTSD 240 / 145 | 145 | 42 - 145 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
UTSD 240 / 160 | 160 | 48 - 160 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
UTSD 240 / 180 | 180 | 54 - 180 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
UTSD 240 / 200 | 200 | 60 - 200 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
UTSD 240 / 220 | 220 | 66 - 220 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
UTSD 240 / 240 | 240 | 72 - 240 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
UTSD 240 / 260 | 260 | 78 - 260 | 2025 | 95 | 350 |
Discharge with direct screw conveyor
Discharge with rising auger lowered into the ground
Double room discharge with ascending screw conveyor
Discharge with downpipe
Double system with two separate discharges
Double system with one agitator and two separate screw conveyors
Discharge with ball transfer
Agitator sunk into the floor and an extraction point in the adjacent room
Pellet extraction for optimum storage chamber emptying by means of the E3 mole
Room discharge with V-floor and an extraction point in the adjoining room
Room discharge with W-floor and two extraction points as well as changeover units in the adjoining room
With the AC3 controller, great importance was attached to simple and intuitive operation. The controller fits seamlessly into the proven Schmid LC3, DC3, AM3 and MC3 controller family
Together with a leading manufacturer, Schmid AG has developed an electrostatic particle separator that can be installed directly in the boiler; the E-Clean. By positioning it in the hot zone, a filter availability of more than 90% can be permanently guaranteed.
Standard - Medium ash removal in 60L ash box
Front - collective ash removal in 240L ash container
Return - Collective ash removal in 240L ash container
Collecting ash removal with cross auger in 240L ash container
Collecting ash removal with ascending screw conveyor in 800L ash container
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Single-family house | Commercial | Wood chips | Industry | Agriculture and forestry | LI | Apartment building | Public | Ambient air | UTSD
Industry | Wood chips | Wood chips | UTSD
Wood Chips | Public | UTSD
Wood Chips | Public | UTSD
Public | Pellets | UTSD
Woodchips | Agriculture and forestry | UTSD
Woodchips | Agriculture and forestry | UTSD
Trade | Pellets | UTSD
Public | Pellets | UTSD
Industry | Wood chips | UTSD
Industry | Wood chips | Wood chips | UTSD
Industry | Wood chips | Wood chips | UTSD
Benefit from our many years of experience and let our specialists advise you individually, without obligation and free of charge.
The pollution of the air by a wood central heating system is minimal. Measurements by chimney sweeps prove this. Controlled burning of the fuel takes place. Air pollution is mainly caused by fireplaces and tiled stoves.
Current data from Holzenergie Schweiz show that a good 20 % of domestic energy wood is still available. The surge in demand for wood in recent times will level off again. With the fuel wood, regional value creation is promoted.
Heating with wood isCO2 neutral. What does that mean? When wood is burned, only as much carbon dioxide is released into the environment as the wood also absorbed during its growth. With oil and gas, only pollutants are released.
An important prerequisite for optimal combustion is the correct storage of the fuel; wood log should be well ventilated and stored in a dry place for approx. 2 - 3 years, depending on the thickness. Too moist or dirty lump wood is not only uneconomical to burn, but can also lead to more pollutant emissions at low combustion temperatures.
In principle, an oil tank can be replaced 1:1 and the existing space can continue to be used.
Flexibility and comfort
The modular discharge elements allow a flexible design of the fuel conveyance from the silo to the boiler. From the discharge screw, the material enters the combustion chamber via the safe burnback damper. Thanks to the sophisticated system of combustion chamber geometry, made of high-quality refractory concrete, even moist fuels up to M40 can be fed to the combustion system. This heavy-duty design promises a long service life as well as additional safety thanks to combustion chamber temperature sensor, vacuum control and lambda probe. The units are tested for a maximum flow temperature of 100° and thus also offer flexibility with regard to hot water applications. Cleaning and ash removal are fully automatic. Thus, the 2 x 50 liter or the 240 liter container on wheels ensure convenient ash disposal.
Clean combustion and CO2 neutral: Wood is a domestic and renewable fuel, which burns CO2-neutral. The UTSD complies with the latest emission regulations and provides optimal combustion. The primary and secondary air is supplied by EC fans. In addition, an air damper is controlled. The combustion chamber is also constantly monitored for negative pressure. The EC exhaust fan responds to a changing stack draft in the same way as it does to optimized combustion. Top combustion values are achieved even in partial-load operation.
