No, electricity is required to run the motors for the augers and blowers to feed pelets into the burn pot and to circulate the air (for combustion and possibly a second blower for the room air). While electricity is required, most pellet stoves only use a few hundred watts (using the most when the igniter is on) compared to a thousand watts for a small space heater. This means that if you are running off a generator and have limited power available, pellet stoves provide a substantial amount of heat compared to a small space heater.
Wood stove when used gets hot and stays hot for a very long time, making it dangerous to have around children, whereas a pellet stove don't get too hot to touch.
A fireplace insert is a type of smaller stove inserted into an existing fireplace as a method of converting a fireplace from one fuel source to another. A wood stove insert would be used to allow a masonry fireplace to be much more efficient in its heating. However, an insert must be installed correctly to prevent risk of fire and toxic smoke.
No they cant. Pellets need a chimney for smoke and gas fireplaces have no chimney.
A pellet stove is basically a stove that can burn wood or other organic material (i.e. corn) to produce heat for a dwelling place. These stoves are very efficient and simple to use and can be a convenient and cost-effective alternative to electric heating for people who live on farms.
Electricity is used almost everywhere in advanced countries. Modern life would be impossible without electricity.
Pellet stoves are a type of wood burning stove that appropriately enough does not use a traditional log. The furnace uses small cylindrical pieces of wood as its fuel. The pellets need to be processed which does make them slightly more expensive than firewood. People who live in a forest may notice that firewood is in fact free in many locations. Even though the fuel costs more, the pellet format allows the stove to burn the wood more efficiently than a standard wood burner. Pellet stoves get installed in a house, cabin or building as with any other system. The stove requires adequate ventilation to prevent the build-up of dangerous gases. As with any stove or chimney, the flues require regular maintenance. Pellet stoves can heat a home effectively, but they often do no serve as the home's primary source of winter fuel. People bring the stove in to supplement their current system and lower their other heating bills. They also work in rooms that are not connected to a normal house's heating system, such as a basement or an attic. Pellet stoves should be stored in an area that children do not have easy access to. The surface of the stove gets hot enough to burn incautious individuals who get to close. An enterprising individual may decide to let the wood stove double as both a way to heat the home and cook meals at the same time, although pellet stoves rarely see such use. Pellet stoves may have electronic chips that control the temperature. Manufacturers try to keep the electronic controls to a minimum as they can easily get damaged. Pellet stoves often operate in environments that are dusty, moldy and damp. An operating stove will solve some of these problems, but only while it is in use. No one uses pellet stoves year-round, although they are used more frequently in colder climates than they are in warmer climates.
Can a dynamo be used without producing electricity??
yes we can produce electricity without magnetism by using semiconductor for example photo diode is used in solar cells.
they used candles and burned them from the fire
You cap the gas pipe and run 8/3 electric cable to the location if it's fairly close. Install it in an outlet box for range plugs. If you are not familiar with electricity, hire an electrician.
I use them 4 neck warmers, sew inside a cotton sleeve, and microwave 2min, put on stiff muscles. They are also used as fuel, not sure how? I think maybe in a pellet stove.
I think the answer is copper because it is often used to transport electricity from place to place.