Hi There Janoahsh;
Sorry for messing up your name before?! Thanx for the reply and YEA &
AMEN to all the convictions that seem to be molding your possible
future. It takes a great deal of maturity to articulate thoughts of such
a serious nature.
If you have not already... search out "Terra-Domes. Once my life was
greatly enfatuated with building these domes... got some first hand
knowledge of the virtues of round subterainian structures. Once I was
snowed away for 2 weeks.... It took me 12 hours on a D-8 Cat to move the
drifts enough to get home. It was and had been 20 degrees below O ...
the only heat source was a propane fridge, water heater and a few South
facing windows. When I got thru the 10' of drifted snow I found the
structure a comfortable 52 degrees inside!
Moisture issues in it were remedied by the effects of burning wood.
I hope your project has great success. A way to insure that succes is
to build a "donor". Something that will later serve as a shed, studio,
bungalo, etc. Many great surprises await at the disparity between Theory
and Application!?
See
Yaaaaa............... Bob M.
--- In papercreters@yahoogroups.com, "Janoahsh" <janoahsh@...> wrote:
>
> One of the problems preserving heat in cold environments is excess
moisture
> build up and the resulting molds that collect in damp places. This can
be
> accomplished by heat exchange ventilation with a cold radiator
incorporated
> in the ducting to condense moisture in the air and capture heat.
> There are times when air quality can necessitate closed circulation if
> enough green space and plants are available to filter and rejuvenate
the
> air. This introduces more moisture into the environment.
>
> How effective is Lime at preventing mold growth when mixed with the
mortar
> of papercrete in preventing molds?
>
>
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