Banking service chronicle Monthly Magazine by bsc academy-subscribe published this article page no 30 Corn is turned into heat for a home much the same way as wood. The process involves a fired stove with corn being used instead of wood. If youre picturing standing in the snow with a shovel, you will be happily disappointed. These days, shelled corn is delivered to your home where it is stored in a tank. As the heating system requires additional fuel, a thermostat senses the loss in temperature and opens a door in the storage tank. A pre-set amount of corn falls into the furnace and, ta da, you have more fire and more heat. The heat is then piped into the home through the same duct system used with an electric heating system Banking service chronicle.
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