My bio-climatic house

[Rulian]

Thank you for all these answers! I did not expect so much detail! Nice surprise

[jean63]

Not enough ......... I have a lot of info on passive solar construction techniques.

If I did not put sensors to the construction, it is for a problem of costs.

There is also the possibility to put photovoltaic cell sensors to produce electricity and sell some of it to EDF, but it is not depreciable at the moment (in Germany yes).

There is a city in Germany that is walking at all-solar including public buildings, but I forgot the name ..... I noted it qque part
Looking at a map of Germany I will find. At home they pay much more for electricity supplied by private individuals.

In France there is a "sun operation" launched by Greenpeace to which I adhere.

[Christophe]

There is a city in Germany that is walking at all-solar including public buildings, but I forgot the name ..... I noted it qque part
Looking at a map of Germany I will find. At home they pay much more for electricity supplied by private individuals.

It is Friborg on the French border at 20 km from Colmar (Haut Rhin)

[jean63]

That's it, Friborg ........... bravo .... it's exceptionally green. They must have a very low CO2 balance sheet.

Long live them.

[Christophe]

Well, but ... let's not forget that Germany will probably replace its nuclear fleet with coal plants ... "clean" (see other subject in progress: p)

[jean63]

the 1st photo =>

http://www.image-dream.com/image.php?im ... udo=jl6315

OK it works, soon following. Here is the week before Christmas in the snow at the intèrieur it is very cozy. The outdoors wood (cedar) is inert by nature, so no need therapy (no harmful chemicals), but it darkens over time, a shot of Karcher (not the Sarko) and everything becomes almost nine (patina done also part of the charm). There the cladding is installed since 20 years ... not bad ..... it has silenced many language (bad) in the corner ..... it occupies.
Soon explanations on the design + realization: it is a great house to live (4 children have grown) + veranda + terrace, but you can do much smaller and it is still comfortable. The idea was given to me by my beauf who is an architect in Germany and only makes wooden houses since 30 years. In 1983, when I started, I was considered crazy, we were very few in the region to start. The builder OSSABOIS began his 1ères wooden houses after a stay in Norway or Sweden, today he is located in Clermont-Ferrand.

[jean63]

the 2th picture (forgetting)

http://www.image-dream.com/image.php?im ... udo=jl6315

Southwest facade with veranda to store solar energy. The wood is blackened in places due to the fumes of district heating + fogs in winter.

[Manuel]

I realized a mob, the heating is ensured by a production Solar / Wood with diffusion of heat low temperature by wall heating on the external walls (replacement of a cold wall by a hot wall = comfort and no difference of temperature between the walls ext and partition = no movement of air). This system also ensures the production of DHW.

Photo available on http://www.energitec.fr/230

[jean63]

Manuel

Bravo, superb.

I saw the pipes (reticulated polyethylene guaranteed 50 years?) In the walls: I did not know this system. What do we put then to cover them and that they can diffuse the heat in the room through?

At home I have the same thing but drowned in the concrete floor + tiling in low temperature (28 ° C max) and spread very close to the walls and windows and less in the middle.

I can not see "gas plant" nor "recup-insert" the photos are not displayed. I guess there is a gas boiler that produces hot water (I do not see any solar collectors) and a fireplace wood insert that is also connected to this heater?

What is this big "tank" on the first picture?

[Former Oceano]

You must avoid the accented and special characters in the names of the photos you are hosting because this causes problems in the addresses of the images ...