Drax Group US的动态

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Michelle, now we're going into the tipper cab where the operators controlling all of this quickly. It's air conditioned in there. It is air conditioned. Boy, it's hot outside. Let's go. So we have an excellent vantage point right now. We're seeing where the logs came from, the trucks, they were uploaded here, they went through the darker. What's happening now is he logs going into the deep barking drum, they come out. With the barking. What happens to the bark? The bark we burn in our furnace as a heat source to dry our chips. So it's efficient. Burfict. We use 100% of the log, so there's a big disk with a bunch of knives spinning really fast and it's the logs go through and become chips. And when we leave here, we'll go look at the Chipotle, OK? So we just saw where the logs get debarked, they go through the chipper and somehow they end up in this massive pile of chips. That's correct, Michelle. So from the chipper they are conveyed. The chips that we just all get made are conveyed to this chip stacker and they go to this big pile. So this pile is about four days worth of inventory. And this is a combination of the chips we've just saw get made at the chipper as well as sawmill residuals from here. See that there's a machine doing work right here that's kind of picking them up, dropping them on this conveyor belt. What's what's that about? That's correct. So this half we're stacking chips through the stacker, and this half we're reclaiming chips from the reclaimer. They'll follow a series of conveyors and go to the dryer. Question, have you ever done any flooding in your life? Sledding. Sledding. No, I live where it's hot. We don't flood. I'm just saying this is like the opportunity of a lifetime. The hop up there and come all the way down. We don't do that because Stacey first. We want to keep people safe.