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Thanks for the details! I've ordered an AC motor speed regulator (7 bucks) and intend to regulate air flow, as my induction fan is AC. I've ordered also a wind speed meter to measure wind output and assess mininal flow to keep pellets burning. I'll see where this gets me.
Thanks for the response. The design has a recirculating fan included as you described it (fan in motor out). I like your idea of managing air intake-induction fan. I've always felt a lot of air is needed to ignite, but once lit, the air flow seems too much. Definitively I'll be playing around...
Hi y'all:
I'm working on fabricating a Commercial Pellet Smoker, aiming cooking with very clean smoke, efficiency (pellet per hour) and stable/same temperature on all 22.5 cubic meters. For this I will use 1.5 inches insulation on all exterior and a forced convection system inside the smoker...