Chimney sweep training
Theory:
- Troubleshooting
- Control technology
- Storage management
- Pellet transportscrews (wear and tear)
Practice:
- Tips for cleaning the
- UTSD Wood chips-/pellet firing
- Generation XV log systems
Here you will find documents to help you plan a new heating system.
How clean are wood central heating systems? Read more ->
e-clean electrostatic particle separator / fine dust filter Read more ->
Wood processing plants - valuable fuel properly used Read more ->
How to switch from fossil to environmentally friendly heating systems? Read more ->
Which heating technology is the right one? What subsidies are available? Read more -> Waste
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Schmid the district heating / heat network professional Read more ->
Control system reacts automatically to changing fuel Read more ->
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Practice:
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Practice:
As a customer-oriented company, Schmid offers practical in-house and on-site training. Our training offers can of course be adapted to individual needs. For example, in addition to a detailed explanation of the function and maintenance of the various plant components, an operator training course also includes in-depth knowledge of the control system, process engineering, and information and measures for troubleshooting.
Most often, the heat exchanger is dirty here. Switch off the furnace and carry out the following work when cold:
Most often, the recirculation air dampers are dirty. Switch off the furnace and perform the following work when cold:
Either the buffer storage tank has reached the set state of charge or the higher-level control system blocks the firing -> as a rule, the release comes automatically as soon as heat is required again.
Either the buffer storage tank has reached the set state of charge or the higher-level control system blocks the firing -> as a rule, the release comes automatically as soon as heat is required again.
Schmid offers its partners practical training courses that take into account the planning principles of QM wood-fired heating plants and enable operators to handle our plants in both mechanical and process engineering matters. Many people contribute to the optimal operation of a plant. Therefore, it is important for us to be able to offer training that meets the needs of all those involved.