Project: Green Maisonette

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by pluesy » 16/04/06, 12:54

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I think that for a concept of ecological house you should already make so that it is passive for heating (double wall in frieze filled with straw or hay) then make the energy balance of the mechanisms used (the frequency and the time d 'use) to know what your house consumes in a day only then you can size the power and the nature of the sensors and as well as the energy storage capacity
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by floriane » 16/04/06, 19:42

Indeed, I wish something functional. I would like this to be a house in which a child can evolve characters, who, to live, are seventy of renewable energies (a real ecological house in miniature in fact).
I have already been recommended some mechanisms to represent the different elements:
• the Sun: photovoltaic panels, thermal sensors for hot water in sanitary facilities
• the Wind: wind turbine
• Water: micro hydraulic power station for electricity production and rainwater recovery to supply any toilets
• Elements relating to the Earth: circuit for geothermal energy for a heated floor
• Elements relating to living things: illustration of biomass, wood stove to heat water for sanitary facilities, hybrid vehicle running on wood or electricity…
I would also like the kit to also contain a set of questions and answers and economic and environmental data. This would highlight the renewable energy / non-renewable energy duality, and thus show the importance of the use of renewable energies.
My finished product being defined, I don't see how to go about achieving it ... or at least establishing a feasibility study.
Otherwise, I also asked the ADEME, but I have not yet had an answer.
Thanks again.
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by floriane » 16/04/06, 19:51

Thank you pluesly for your technical advice.
But I am only at the feasibility study, that is to say the clarification: precise objectives, risks and constraints, steps to be taken, provisional budgets, etc ...
I do not yet have the capacity to reflect on the technical design of the house. I can just put together all the elements that would make it possible.
Thanks anyway for your help.
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by pluesy » 16/04/06, 23:16

apparently you really want to do miniature ...

in my head I saw a house of 3 to 4 square meters and 1.5 meters high

according to what you describe would rather be a few square decimetres i am wrong?

to know where you are going you must already define the scale of your house I do model making and the cost of an airplane at the scale 1/10 is 100 to 500 euros for a real one is 1000 times more ...

it is normal the quantity of raw material to build increases with the cube of the scale
a scale 1 car that weighs 1 ton will weigh only 1 kilo at the scale 1/10
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by floriane » 16/04/06, 23:34

It's true that every time I talk about it, people imagine something in meters. But what I would have liked is indeed in the decimeters, maximum 1m² ... A small house in which we evolve small characters ... playmobile ...
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by pluesy » 16/04/06, 23:52

so the concept would be more fun and dictative than practical (I think a playmobile uses less energy than a human : Cheesy: ) but it should still work "for real"
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by floriane » 17/04/06, 00:03

That's right.
I have already seen on the internet a lot of mechanisms using renewable ... and miniaturized energies. But I have no idea how to assemble them in a house, and how much it could cost.
But hey, maybe I will stop hitting on you with my questions ...
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by pluesy » 17/04/06, 00:20

bin we are there to advance the chmilblik and it is from the youngest age that we must educate young people about ecology after it is often too late ...
and an ecological house that really works it can even educate / sensitize parents especially if a long power outage occurs that the parents' house does not work anymore but that of the toddler it continues to work ...: Shock: : Lol:

I find the concept brilliant ... : Idea:
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by floriane » 17/04/06, 08:52

What motivates me to think of a concrete achievement in 4th year ...
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by floriane » 17/04/06, 09:05

If not,
Do you know who I should address to assemble mechanisms of the Heolian type, solar panels, etc ... in a small house? Should we ask for the cooperation of an engineer with a model maker ...? Or with an electrician? with an architect?

And how much should these people be paid for such a project?
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