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Construction curing stove Pellet Stove Smokeless pellet stove

Turbo 2

  • Dimensions (mm)400 x 650 x 1,350 mm
  • Weight29Kg
  • Flue pipe size150mm
  • Curing areaApproximately 6 pyeong of space per unit
  • 40% fuel cost savings compared to other fuels
  • Smokeless Clean Combustion Structure
  • Preventing safety accidents and ensuring a pleasant working environment
  • 15 hours of continuous heating
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Turbo 2

A simple wood pellet curing stove that provides all-night heating for over 12 hours with a single pellet load.

Features

Key Features

Cost reduction for curing

Compared to oil and other fuel-powered heaters, fuel costs can be reduced by over 40%.

Labor reduction

A single charge enables 12 hours of continuous operation, reducing nighttime staffing and eliminating the need for electrical equipment, thereby minimizing cost burdens.

Compliance with Industrial Site Safety Standards

The eco-friendly wood fuel prevents safety accidents caused by harmful gases and creates a pleasant working environment.

Usage

Place of use

Suitable for concrete curing during winter construction projects such as apartment buildings, commercial complexes, and tunnels, as well as cold and damp construction sites. It can also be used to prevent the collapse of warehouses or temporary structures caused by heavy snowfall during winter.

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Structure

Product Structure

Pellet fuel tank

Fireroom Door

Ash tray

Fireroom

Handle

Specification

Product Specification Table
  • Curing areaApproximately 6 pyeong of space per unit
  • Dimensions (mm)400 * 650 * 1,350 (W*D*H)
  • Hopper capacity60kg
  • Weight29kg
  • Fuel consumption5kg/h
  • Heat output22,500kcal/h

Clean energy harmless to the human body
Carbon-neutral energy,
Wood pellets

Wood shavings are compressed and molded into uniform pellets, enhancing storage, management, and thermal efficiency as an eco-friendly fuel.

Construction sites are rapidly switching to wood pellets to prevent safety accidents and comply with regulations enacted due to environmental pollution.

Benefits

Advantages of Switching to Pellet Fuel

1.

Fuel cost reduction

It offers the lowest fuel cost per unit of heat output,
reducing fuel expenses by 40% compared to oil heaters and by 70% compared to ethanol solid fuels.

2.

Safe site
The use of oil-fired heaters significantly reduces harmful gases at the worksite, enhancing safety.
The improved working environment creates a pleasant atmosphere, boosting on-site work efficiency.

3.

Reduction in electricity and oil usage
It reduces the risk of fire by eliminating the use of electricity and oil,
and lowers costs associated with on-site electrical equipment.

4.

Minimizing workforce management

Compared to oil or ethanol, which do not maintain heating functionality for long periods, pellet fuel can sustain continuous operation for over 12 hours.
This minimizes the need for nighttime management personnel, thereby reducing safety incidents and labor costs.

  • As the operational approach shifts from the existing curing method, short-term inconveniences may arise due to inexperience in on-site management.

  • Due to the nature of pellet fuel, it is susceptible to moisture. If neglected, it may fail to ignite properly, produce smoke, or extinguish.

  • Under these conditions, if the fire goes out, the nature of wood fuel causes a large amount of smoke to be generated, which may cause discomfort in the working environment.

Specification

Pellet/Oil/Ethanol Can Comparison Chart
Category Pellets Oil Ethanol Cans Remarks
20,000kcal
Fuel consumption		 4.4kg 2L 6L ethanol 17L
60,000kcal
21,000won
20,000kcal
Fuel prices		 2,112won
(4.4kg * 480won)		 3,160won
(2L * 1,580won)		 7,410won
(6L * 1,235won)		 Fuel efficiency
Pellets: 100
Oil: 150
Ethanol: 350
12hours of use
Fuel price		 2,112won
(1,848won * 12hours)		 3,160won
(3,160won * 12hours)		 7,410won
(7,410won * 12hours)
Power Power Not required
  1. Wiring connection required
  2. Electrical equipment required
 Not needed
Safety
  1. Eco-friendly carbon-neutral energy
  2. Comfortable on-site environment
  3. Non-powered / Silent / Eco-friendly
  1. Carbon-emitting fossil fuels
  2. Pollutant emissions, noise generation
  3. Eye irritation + breathing discomfort
  1. Methanol – Toxic Substance Generation
  2. Ethanol – Environmentally Friendly
  1. Prohibition of Methanol Use
  2. Regulations changed due to ethanol use
Advantages and Disadvantages
of Management
  1. Space requirements for fuel storage
  2. Non-powered product, no malfunctions
  3. One charge provides 12 to 14 hours of operation
  4. No additional personnel required at night
  5. Poor management may cause smoke to occur.
  1. Relatively small space required
  2. Frequent occurrence of A/S due to mechanical and electrical failures
  3. Operates for 8 to 10 hours on a single fuel fill
  4. Nighttime fuel replenishment personnel needed
  5. Fire hazard exists if not properly maintained.
  1. Can be used without appliances such as stoves, making it convenient.
  2. No risk of malfunction
  3. Lasting time after ignite: 5 to 6 hours
  4. Easy to manage and use, but the high fuel cost makes it unsuitable for large-scale sites.
  5. Fuel Cost Comparison: 4 times that of pellets / 2.4 times that of oil
Fuel Cost Comparison for curing
APT Construction Medium-Scale Site Standard Operating 500 stoves		 345,000,000won 513,000,000won 1,230,000,000won When replacing heaters with pellet stoves at construction sites
Curing cost savings: 168 million won
(Period: December to February, 3 months)

  • Due to the risk of safety accidents at construction sites and the enactment of laws addressing environmental pollution, the use of charcoal, briquettes, and methane (cans) is gradually declining. Compared to pellet stoves, the use of heaters is also rapidly shifting toward carbon-neutral energy wood pellet fuel for curing due to its safety, environmental benefits, and significant cost savings.

  • Based on data from the past three years, the number of construction sites switching to wood pellet fuel has increased by 100 to 150 percent annually.

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