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20/09/08, 09:41
Forum: Renovation, construction and real estate work: help, advice and methods ...
Subject : Ventilated crawl space: water repellent treatment of walls?
answers: 28
views: 36435

Well, from what I saw on the plans, we have geotextiles but they are over 20 years old... And some underground walls 3m deep!! In short: I can't imagine the work of earthworks, moreover it would be necessary to tear off macadam and a terrace to deal with! In addition, this will not prevent infiltration...
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20/09/08, 09:01
Forum: Renovation, construction and real estate work: help, advice and methods ...
Subject : Ventilated crawl space: water repellent treatment of walls?
answers: 28
views: 36435

Re: Ventilated sanitary vacuum: water repellent treatment of walls?

Is it possible to waterproof the walls of the crawl space? In other words: is it possible, recommended or strongly discouraged to apply a water-repellent treatment to the walls of a crawl space? The walls of our crawl space are often wet to the point of wetting the ground for several meters in the event...
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19/09/08, 12:22
Forum: Your technical assemblies, DIY, innovations and self-construction: making an object or an installation
Subject : Wind turbine creation!
answers: 15
views: 21110

Re: Solidarity wind creation!

Hello, After some research on google about the manufacture of wind turbines, I often fall back on this forum. So this is where I come to ask for your help. thank you in advance for the help you want to give me Mickael Hi Mickael Something to improve the performance of the stove...
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18/09/08, 20:24
Forum: Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
Subject : Create my wind turbine
answers: 50
views: 36522

Hello everyone A simple mechanism :) as a variant of wind turbine speed regulator a wind turbine with variable pitches 1.for a significant wind resistance at rest 2.for the reduction in speed by erasing the blades the blades pivot on their axes depending on the wind pressure, with a spring...
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18/09/08, 17:52
Forum: Electricity, electronics and IT Hi-Tech, Internet, DIY, lighting, materials and new
Subject : Self-cutting power strip
answers: 22
views: 12584

Re: Self-cutting strip

:? Hi tertous, I often forget to turn off the switch on my power strips in the evening, or during the day, when I go shopping. So, I would like a power strip, which shuts off after say 10 minutes, in case of low current consumption. The level of this low consumption should be...
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18/09/08, 17:00
Forum: Air pollution and solutions against air pollution
Subject : Research on air filtration
answers: 8
views: 20996

Re: Idea Association

Thank you So a slight overpressure in your house With a double flow by having a stronger motor at the intake than at the suction its must work or by playing on the flow regulators in the suction pipes and on the openings at the window level. Puree to quantify the...
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18/09/08, 15:12
Forum: Air pollution and solutions against air pollution
Subject : Research on air filtration
answers: 8
views: 20996

Re: Research on air filtration

Hello Would a double flow VMC equipped with a HEPA filter be enough to purify the stale outside air (phyto product...)?. FYI: For the moment I am equipped with a single flow VMC, the outside air goes directly into the house http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Filtre_HEPA I found this: A m...
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18/09/08, 13:46
Forum: Heating, insulation, ventilation, VMC, cooling ...
Subject : Improving the efficiency of a fireplace or stove
answers: 107
views: 314863

Re: Improving the efficiency of a fireplace or a stove

Yesterday, I came across the opinion of an Internet user on the ciao.fr site, and what I read amazed me by its simplicity: In a house heated by a closed fireplace, the principle consists of bring in a large flow of fresh air from outside (or from a basement) just under the fireplace of ...
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18/09/08, 12:41
Forum: Solar thermal: solar collectors CESI, heating, hot water, stoves and solar cookers
Subject : Solar heating self-construction: know everything with APPER!
answers: 7
views: 11033

Cuicui is the name APPER uses for a solar drain system. What's funny is that, according to my plumber, drain systems were invented AFTER pressure systems. It's a bit like the "paradox" of 4-speed and 2-speed engines: the simplest was invented after...
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13/09/08, 23:08
Forum: Hydraulic, wind, geothermal, marine energy, biogas ...
Subject : 12V small hydroelectric turbine on a river
answers: 37
views: 174103

excellent! Thank you for your answer! (and sorry to answer so late but I don't currently have access to the net during the week) I wanted to do some calculations but I didn't know where to start... Your estimate seems very realistic to me. But couldn't we increase the radius of the wheel, for example...

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