07/02/10

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Categories: Construction Practices, Compressed Earth Blocks

Good Earth Lodges - Crow Tribal Pilot Project

Awe' -Itche Ashe' Good Earth Lodges is a Crow Tribal pilot project which utilizes the surrounding materials on the Crow Reservation to produce Compressed Earth Block.

Drying room and palleted earth bricks shown.

Compression Test, and discussion slurry test and kilning process.

06/30/10

Permalink 02:52:10 pm, by admin Email , 5 words, 9 views   English (US)
Categories: Construction Practices, Compressed Earth Blocks

Compressed Earth Bricks

05/03/10

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Categories: Sustainability, Water Pumping, Foot Pumps, Social Entrepreneurship, Appropriate Technology (General)

IDEI, India, Low-cost treadle pumps for irrigation

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International Development Enterprises, India (IDEI) has installed treadle pumps that provide rural farmers with low-cost irrigation.

Permalink 04:12:18 pm, by wirfs-brock Email , 30 words, 39 views   English (US)
Categories: Educational Programs, Renewable Energy, Solar Power, Appropriate Technology (General), Energy (General)

Solar Energy Foundation, solar PV in Ethiopia

http://www.youtube.com/user/AshdenAwards#p/u/5/K4jv0xlbuQs

The Solar Energy Foundation has installed PV pnaels in Rema, Ethiopia and set up a solar energy training school.

Permalink 04:08:56 pm, by wirfs-brock Email , 177 words, 78 views   English (US)
Categories: Recycling, Biogas, Appropriate Technology (General), Heating Systems, Energy (General), Composting

BIOTECH, India, Turning food waste into biogas

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LrtINiLgNKY&feature=related

In Kerala, India a company called BIOTECH is running a food-waste-to-energy enterprise:

"BIOTECH has succeeded in tackling the problem of the dumping of food waste in the streets of Kerala through the installation of biogas plants that use the food waste to produce gas for cooking and, in some cases, electricity for lighting; the residue serves as a fertiliser. To date BIOTECH has built and installed an impressive 12,000 domestic plants (160 of which also use human waste from latrines to avoid contamination of ground water), 220 institutional plants and 17 municipal plants that use waste from markets to power generators. The disposal of food waste and the production of clean energy are not the only benefits of BIOTECH's scheme. The plants also replace the equivalent of about 3.7 tonnes/day of LPG and diesel which in turn results in the saving of about 3,700 tonnes/year of CO2, with further savings from the reduction in methane production as a result of the uncontrolled decomposition of waste, and from the transport of LPG."

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