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29.03.2008
Jyrki Raitila
Mtoe
TWh
firewood
15.9
by-products
11.7
136.1
black liquor
12
139.6
bark
58.1
pellets
1.3
15.1
biogas
0.4
4.7
23.3
Total
48.3
561.7
2004
4
2
0
Sweden
Italy
Finland
Austria
Germany
France
Spain
Over-fire boiler
Under-fire boiler
Down-draught
boiler (Kaukora Oy)
Mechanized harvesting
Farmer based harvesting
Mechanized harvesting
Professional harvesting
Professional forwarding
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Manufacturing
Sawing-splitting separately (old
fashioned) small scale
Circular saw, chainsaw
Splitting cone, hammer splitter
Firewood processors
Chopping and splitting into
desired dimensions
Processing of delimbed stems
Semi-automated
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Manufacturing
Shearing machines (splitting and
cutting with a rotating blade)
Fast (splitting and cutting take
place basically at the same
time)
Effective
Cheap
Good for making firewood for
boilers and furnaces
Quality not always good
enough
Length not exact
Splitting only in two
Cutting surface not
smooth
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Manufacturing
Sawing-splitting processors
(sawing first, hydraulic splitting
after)
Good quality
Adjustable
Good for firewood traders
Less
productive
More
expensive
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Drying
Natural (seasoning outdoors)
Traditional, the most common
Cheap; no investments, no
extra energy
Success depends on weather,
max. 90 days/year
Artificial with cold or warm air
Air blown or sucked through
firewood pile
Quality control easy
Enables regular production
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Packing, delivery
Most firewood sold unpacked,
packed 15% (growing)
Delivery with farm tractor, other
vehicle+trailer, truck, or van
Follow up
Billing
Packing
Chopping Drying
Cleaning, possible
2nd packing
Moving to fireplace
2nd Storing
Combustion
Storing
Harvesting
Uploading
Forwarding
FOREST
owners
Transport
MANUFACTURING
entrepreneurs
Forest planning
Government subsidies
Unloading
MARKET
customer
Moving to storage
Delivery
Forestry Centers
And Societies
KEY PROCESSES (Airaksinen 2004)
Raw material procurement
Chopping
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Costs
Production volume per year, solid-m3
150
350
1500
Stumpage price
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11
11
Felling
15
15
15
16,1
11,7
9,2
42,1
37,7
35,2
12,2
9,6
2,2
2,2
2,2
Packing
0,7
0,7
0,7
2,2
2,2
2,2
29,3
16,3
8,9
46,6
31
22
88,8
68,7
57,2
19,5
15,1
12,6
108,3
83,8
69,8
Forwarding
Harvesting, / solid-m3
Chopping & splitting
Delivery
VAT. (22 %)
Total, / solid-m3 (VAT. 22 %)
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Costs
120,0
100,0
Euro / solid-m 3
VAT (22 %)
Marketing & billing
80,0
Delivery
Packing
Drying and storage
60,0
Chopping
Forwarding
40,0
Felling
Stumpage price
20,0
0,0
150
350
Volume, solid-m
1500
3
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Marketing
HOW TO MANUFACTURE
THE WANTED PRODUCTS
Billing
Planning of
harvest
Follow up
Storing
Unloading
Transport
Long distance
transport
Chopping
Drying
1st storage
CHOPPED FIREWOOD
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Productivity, solid-m3/oper.h
8
Sawing machine
6
Shearing machine
4
2
0
8
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Top diameter of stem
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FIREWOOD PRODUCERS
Own forest
TRANSPORT from
Producers 50- 100 m3
FIREWOOD TERMINAL
e-TRADING
To TERMINAL
DELIVERY TO CUSTOMER
E-Trading
PICK UP AT TERMINAL
END USE
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Firewood terminal
Forestry societies
FIREWOOD PRODUCERS
Own forest
50 / m3
(VAT 0%)
From PRODUCERS
PICK UP
50- 100 m3
To TERMINAL
70 / m3
(VAT 0%)
PICK UP AT TERMINAL
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Firewood harvester
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Source: www.eufirewood.info
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