⭕ Mechanics behind solar passive earthship for cold climate

In this video, I will explain the air movement dynamics in the Wautillarium Earthship-inspired home for cold climate.
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  • @MahatmaMichael
    @MahatmaMichael3 жыл бұрын

    My own humanure - for 2 years I am happy composting it with help of earth worms and adding it to my own vegetable garden after half to one year cycle. Urine - I collect it every day and spread directly among vegetable garden. I practically stopped using my standard water flushing toilet inside the house.

  • @kevlar_87

    @kevlar_87

    3 жыл бұрын

    That's great, I'm just getting started with composting toilet myself. And starting humanure. Don't have garden yet.

  • @MahatmaMichael

    @MahatmaMichael

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hello Kev Lar ! Where do you live? Do you have your piece of land? I see Centurial car initiative - please put more about it and yourself - let's ALL get to know each other, network, communicate, exchange ideas etc. If it is electric car or directly hydrogen powered - did you contact Mike Strizky nad Sustainability Now initiative? MIchael, central Poland - facebook.com/NiePsycholog

  • @AllSectorsHearThis
    @AllSectorsHearThis Жыл бұрын

    I love what you're doing. May you resolve all issues successfully and have a happy wholesome live.. Love and Light to you and your family.

  • @HigoWapsico
    @HigoWapsico3 жыл бұрын

    Agreed! Learning a lot! I have to watch in sections just to process accurately. Best sentence poll (2/3 done): 1) “not Microchip, it’s beeswax” 2) “just a couple of twigs” [4 a sauna @ -25° f] « « To be continued, as soon as I collect the rest of my brain matter, post-explosion 🤯 » »

  • @MahatmaMichael
    @MahatmaMichael3 жыл бұрын

    High % salt solution in the heat thermal mass container - it is worth studying how different % influences solution heat convection flow in the container. 2. Considering use of magnesium sulfate - MgSO4 (epsom salt) - it is neutral to the skin (it replaced kitchen salt NaCl in isolation tanks - sensory deprivation chambers), sometimes even beneficial for the skin and it is one of popular mineral soil fertilizer - in case of leak no harm to the soil life.

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    brilliant, I myself bathed in epsom salt and our organic farmer friend used it on his land

  • @thetrav2100
    @thetrav21003 жыл бұрын

    love what u do guys! keep it up!

  • @joepeeer4830
    @joepeeer48303 жыл бұрын

    cant wait to Wautillarium2 . c wht u learned ....

  • @wizdomdropzastrology3620
    @wizdomdropzastrology36202 жыл бұрын

    Dude you’re so cool! 🤙🏽 Thanks for sharing this.

  • @MahatmaMichael
    @MahatmaMichael3 жыл бұрын

    ;-) nice to listen and watch you Alosha - I get general atmosphere - wait for progress videos from contruction of this your new system vision :-) As always - I wish we can do such projects together in on place. Among many other aspects I am very interested in results of this moisture in the air inside this living area - I feel as if you mention lot of open warm water areas inside living area.

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    thanks Michael. I could not see the comment with your friends from Estonia , please email me the link . for some reason comment is gone

  • @Twilyhtmist
    @Twilyhtmist3 жыл бұрын

    Even better - if you are able to grow Hemp on your land, you can use that for land remediation, and then harvest and dry it as fuel! So purposefully growing it as your cold winter fuel whilest readying an area for planting the next year, would be an excellent option, if that's allowable in your region! (Not to mention all the things you can experiment making with it, like weaving baskets, and other stuff...) I LOVE this new setup of yours - especially the inner steam room part - that's SO essential for overall health and detoxification, I'm finding!

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thank u for Sharing will look into hemp legalities. Pavlovnia trees from in 3 years. Look into them

  • @eveadame1059

    @eveadame1059

    11 ай бұрын

    ​@@AloshaLynovThank you for your videos 🌻🌿 Earth ships are Not Healthy to Live In. They are made out of Bermed Tires, that Leach out Toxins. California USA threw Ceramic Toilets 🚽into the Ocean to Create a Natural Reef. It worked out well. Florida thought it would build its own natural reef, and they threw tires into the Ocean. They poisoned the ocean, and have spent years trying to remove all of the Toxic Tires

  • @andriesbreytenbach5587
    @andriesbreytenbach55873 жыл бұрын

    Hi Alosha. I like your ideas and enthusiasm. I’d like to give some constuctive criticism. In Feng Shui there is a definite delineation between active (alive and churning) energy and energy that is the opposite (that of decay,stagnation and natural breakdown). For instance in classical feng shui the layout and timing for graves is different from that of homes or places of business. The 2 different types of effects and the structures built for their purpose are also kept seperated by distance and sometimes by plants, hedges, walls, etc. For this reason i don’t think it is a good idea to locate your reactor in the building where people are staying. It would have the opposite subtle effect of what one ideally wants in such a space. -Better to place it outside and/ or separate as well. Vaastu has good guidelines as to where good and negative areas & directions are for placing different things such as kitchen (fire), water and storage, toilet & bathroom, etc. Lastly- the use, location and direction of flow of open water and, to a much lesser extent closed (stored) water, can have an enormous impact especially on a person’s financial welfare- for the good and/or bad. Please give attention to these types of principles and techniques so that you can avoid the possible negative effect(s) on your own and other people’s lives. All the best wishes for your projects and training. Regards Andries

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    thank you Andries will consider it

  • @andriesbreytenbach5587

    @andriesbreytenbach5587

    3 жыл бұрын

    That is if you use it as a johnson-su reactor (composting bio-materials). If it’s only used for making fire, the direction of the fire (‘fire-mouth’)/ direction the stove/ reactor’s opening faces need to be pointed into a direction that is positive according to the feng shui period (20-year cycle) for the direction the building faces.

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@andriesbreytenbach5587 much much appreciated will research it further

  • @scott8630
    @scott86302 жыл бұрын

    Happy you are improving these designs especially for cold climates.

  • @atticuskilby515
    @atticuskilby5153 жыл бұрын

    Brilliant! Looking forward to following the process of building this structure.

  • @MahatmaMichael
    @MahatmaMichael3 жыл бұрын

    High % salt water special thermal property: from few videos about huge heat thermal mass storage I recall they explained that it behaves in different way than pure water - different specific weight changes with temperature changes favorable for winter heat extraction from this thermal mass and less heat losses on the top surface (covered with thick thermal insulation foam layer) - huge ponds insulated on top and no or very thin thermal insulation on the bottom and on all sides

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    Thank u Michael. Will we not lose the heat if we do not insulate from the bottom and the sides ?

  • @MahatmaMichael

    @MahatmaMichael

    3 жыл бұрын

    On videos from Europe showing such huge installations they explained that after theoretical calculations and practical experience they decided leave bottom and lower sides thermally unisulated - surrounding soil working as additional thermal mass. I feel it like this - it depends on amount of liquid buffer thermal mass - proportions of liquid mass to lossing thermal area - final economic calculation - short and long term.

  • @TheO5Council
    @TheO5Council3 жыл бұрын

    that's a great idea I am working on making a rocket stove water heater / Sterling generator

  • @bobsmith6742

    @bobsmith6742

    3 жыл бұрын

    Rocket stoves are still a good idea. Its good to have backup, especially in cold climates.

  • @newseptic7206
    @newseptic72062 жыл бұрын

    I love the ideas, the designs are also beautiful. We definitely need drastic changes in construction of residential dwellings. In US, getting an amazing building like this built would be similar to fighting a bloody war due to regulations favoring cheap and easy to process designs.

  • @brendatimpson6544
    @brendatimpson65443 жыл бұрын

    Dude this is soooo exciting! Haha I can’t wait to get involved!

  • @appelmoes9397
    @appelmoes93973 жыл бұрын

    if you would find the draft issn't strong enough from the solar chimneys you could also add an end piece that uses the same technique as a tipi. when the opneing of the chimney is directed away from the wind it will also create extra draft. Instead of changing this manually like with a tipi you could combine it with a wind vane

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    thank you great concept

  • @bobsmith6742
    @bobsmith67423 жыл бұрын

    Henry David Thoreau would probably love this stuff. The more independent we are, the more free we are, and the less vulnerable we are.

  • @quantumenergysolutions9128
    @quantumenergysolutions91283 жыл бұрын

    Now you can connect a bio gas digestor to your house! Extra free gas can be handy!

  • @sorosization
    @sorosization6 ай бұрын

    One thing we are not lacking in BC Canada is firewood. If we don't burn it someone else, ahem, will.

  • @vincesalzer9855
    @vincesalzer98553 жыл бұрын

    I think you have figured out. It's technical but simple and doable.

  • @AllSectorsHearThis
    @AllSectorsHearThis Жыл бұрын

    This is so interesting. Will there be any problems with corrosion from the saline water?

  • @MsBrown-zc4wn
    @MsBrown-zc4wn Жыл бұрын

    I really need you to build my home , my community for me. I would prefer your expertise and supervision of it as soon as I have the funds to do so.

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    Жыл бұрын

    Sure let me know when you are ready.

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    Жыл бұрын

    For now why don’t you join our drawing class www.bioveda.co/3D we start on 24 th sep

  • @thegreatleadersmother3450
    @thegreatleadersmother34502 жыл бұрын

    wow your brain is just like mine, but on a massive dose of steroids. this is truly next level shit! i do wonder whether you actually can pull off such a complex interacting system without causing failures and/or going bankrupt. i'd love to see it come true. i hope you can make it happen. the world needs more visionaries like you. keep on keeping on.

  • @AllSectorsHearThis
    @AllSectorsHearThis Жыл бұрын

    How will gasses produced by the bioreactor dealt with?

  • @objektivone3209
    @objektivone32093 жыл бұрын

    What is your advice if the subsoil in the area has a large presence of the carcinogenic natural gas, Radon?

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    3 жыл бұрын

    Just off top of my head; we put plastic below the floor level. Also one could put clay pellets , the ones they use it pit plants, under plastic. Gas will collect there and you then need to have a pipe going out to atmosphere higher then the house. So it can escape.

  • @TruckersEd
    @TruckersEd2 жыл бұрын

    I'm a truck driver, so I don't have time to build myself. How do I find someone I can pay to build for me? In Missouri

  • @AloshaLynov

    @AloshaLynov

    Жыл бұрын

    I'm working on it now, follow the news :)

  • @willpulera7303
    @willpulera73032 жыл бұрын

    Why would any human being choose to live in an area which only gets a few hours of sunlight per day? I mean I live in southeastern Wisconsin which has pretty brutal winters for a couple months out of the year, but even at it's worst we still see at least 9-10 hours of sunlight per day and I can easily admit that it gets pretty depressing during those times each year.

  • @AllSectorsHearThis
    @AllSectorsHearThis Жыл бұрын

    I feel bad even saying this, but you are promoting a concept.Microsis sounds like a disease in English. Microbiome works better.