Puidukillud

Puidukillud, often translated as wood chips or wood fragments, are small pieces of wood produced during various wood processing activities. They can be a byproduct of lumber milling, logging operations, or the manufacturing of wood products. The size and shape of puidukillud can vary significantly depending on the equipment used and the intended purpose.

These wood fragments are commonly used as a biofuel, providing a renewable energy source for heating and industrial processes. They are also utilized in landscaping and gardening as mulch, helping to retain soil moisture, suppress weeds, and improve soil health. In some cases, puidukillud are a component in the production of particleboard, fiberboard, and other engineered wood products. The specific characteristics of puidukillud, such as moisture content, particle size distribution, and wood species, influence their suitability for different applications. Processing methods for creating puidukillud include chipping, grinding, and shredding wood materials.