Africa - Hot Water For All - No Electricity Needed

[Harvey]

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[Harvey]

Tired

The original post by Dr. Schwartz can be accessed by NARF members here:
Yahoo! Groups

And the original drawing found here:
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/noahsa...unt=20&dir=asc

The Acronym for TIRED has already been specified by Dr. Schwartz, as shown in the drawing - But it could be remembered as well by:
T hermal
I nfra
R ed
E nergy
D evice

Another variant of this design could use a coil of copper tubing unraveled in the cavity which could then be connected to a clean water source. The clean water would never come in contact with the TIRED water and energy would be exchanged through the copper.

Please keep in mind that Dr. Schwartz actually constructed these and put them into use, so it is a proven process. At the very least it can be used to preheat the water supply feeding a conventional heater or geyser.

As far as aesthetics go, the stack could be housed in a greenhouse type box that allows light in but does not let IR escape (car windshields are notorious for causing this transformation - trapping heat inside the car). With a little imagination, a person could transform typical things found at a junk yard into a usable energy saving device.

Cheers

[Stealth]

good idea

I built a solar heater that I found at Mother Earth News. It consists of a plywood bottom, and a 45% plywood riser.Altogether 4'long flat,4' long tilted.With plywood sides 12"" high, and same on ends.Covered all this with a waterproof sealer.Used copper tubing coiled up inside with ends exposed to attach to outside piping. Filled with water and tea(to darken the water), Covered with glass and faced toward the Southern sun. It will work summer or winter for heating and water heating. Good Luck. stealth

[bmlobo]

hello everybody, do you have a minute

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Thank you all and take care.

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[Aromaz]

Similar system

In South Africa many farmers started to use PVC plastic tubes on their roofs since 1970's as solar water heater. Even in cold winter the water is still hot.
Lengths of black PVC pipe (same as used in underground irrigation) are connected (T-pieces) to a main line top and bottom, this whole contraption is placed on a slanting rooftop. Cooler water at bottom manifold connects to lower end of reservoir, hot water at top manifold to top of tank.

Works excellent through day, but not much hot water left in morning for early shower!

[Harvey]

Thermal Conductivity may play a role there.

This Chart shows PVC at about 0.19 W/mK while the chart at Wikipedia shows Rubber at about 0.16 W/mK so they are not that far apart actually. Some black plastic pipe is actually ABS pipe and this chart shows ABS to have a thermal conductivity at about 1.3 (

[everwiser]

Build-It-Solar Blog

BuildItSolar: Solar energy projects for Do It Yourselfers to save money and reduce pollution

[nvisser]

2L Coke bottles geyser

How to make a difference - Cliimate Change and energy - How to make a solar water heater from plastic bottles - The Ecologist

The Tired systems still look like the easiest one.

[Stealth]

These are some excellent sites that everyone could make use of. Solar is free, after the initial cost of material and labor. Using the sun,especially in the winter, when heat and electricity are at a premium is a wise energy saving and money saving project to build. Good Luck with all your projects. stealth

[Aromaz]

Complications

Off course there is a major complication in large parts of Africa:

To make hot water - you need to have water . . .
In most locations of Africa you always have either too much or nothing;
though the too much is seldom, short duration and only due to major floods.

[ashtweth]

Hi Aromaz, do you have 13GCM of absolute humidity in AFRICA? If you do we can make it rain there, if you dont have it in the drought area. We can set up stations to move the moisture around

Here is an Example. Here is the Murray river where there is Drought in Australia
New South Wales Weather Observation Stations
Look for IVANHOE on the map->then click on it to find the relative humidity and temperature readings.

Take BOTH FIGURES

Compare BOTH those figures here in this chart for the absolute humidity figure
Climate/humidity table

For example if its 20C and 80% or 90% relative humidity.
We can make it rain.
Drought relief
(refresh)

You need 13 GCM to move moisture around using the etheric or orgone technology, since its the primary energy, i doubt any other device will work under 13GCM, in fact all as you are doing is moving moisture if is not there to move, forget it. Hence why you can make it rain in a desert, you can move moisture into a desert tho, but need to START at the vapor trails (13GCM of absolute humidity)

Reich , McCullough(Reich assistant) and TJC said this. So we need to find where 13GCM is and move it around into the MURRAY/AFRICA area -Trevor constable did it that way.

Move it from one area with 3 OR MORE STATIONS.
PROVEN Pincer 2

BTW

THANKS HARVEY!

[Aromaz]

Hi Aromaz, do you have 13GCM of absolute humidity in AFRICA? [/U][/B]

Nope, I do not have any data; been out of Africa for exactly 10 years now. Should be available on web somewhere. UNISA in Pretoria did intense studies in Chad, Senegal, Ethiopia, Namibia and Botswana around 1990 to 1993 for purpose of rain making.

However, in Somaliland we traveled in very dry areas (Eastern Sahara) and at night we spread a plastic tarp over 4x4 meter with rock in middle, condensing water when night gets cold and next day will have some 500ml very sweet clean water. Cars were always damp in morning.

Clouds are there, almost all the time. Rainmaking can work; but who will pay? You are talking of about 22 million sq/km of dry continent (twice that of the total USA). With average population density of 90 people per sq/km the results does not justify the expenses.

Disturbing, sober, sad and a pity. YET; Africa is still the mineral richest continent in the world.

[nvisser]

I am sure that Trevor constable devices that Ash showed on the Panecea videos are not expensive and difficult to build.
What we need is some responsible persons to run and control the devices.

[Harvey]

Thanks to All

Yes - the need for water is an important factor.

I do have a project on the drawing board that I had hoped to begin this year along with the support of Noah's Ark Research Foundation that will present new ways to bring fluid water to arid and desert climate regions. Personally, I am yet to visit a dry climate region where water did not condense on the outside of my glass of Iced Tea. The fact is, even the very dry air still has some water vapor in it and my project intends to provide a means for extracting that in remote areas where no power is available.

The reality is that it is one thing to research a matter and quite another to develop it. Development almost always requires funding and this project is no exception. If all goes well, hopefully we will have some good news to share in 2011.

But for now, those areas that do have water available can possibly benefit from the posts here.

[Aromaz]

Personally, I am yet to visit a dry climate region where water did not condense on the outside of my glass of Iced Tea.

There I can point the direction to you. Try the Namib desert in South Western Africa. But not next to beach, go inland a few kilometers.

I have not been here, but I believe the TaklaMakan in Western China is same;
anyway there the temperature is so low you ice tea might freeze!

Namib:
At 25 deg 46 min South ; 17deg 04 East there are two very strange (espcially for the Namib) dense clouds;
For those interested, one of the most stunning meteor craters in the world is Brukkaros: 25:52S and 17:46 E