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The '''compost heater''' utilizes the heat dissipation of a composting process. The heat is used, for instance, for a dwelling building. | The '''compost heater''' utilizes the heat dissipation of a [[composting]] process. The heat is used, for instance, for a dwelling building. | ||
==Biomeiler== | ==Biomeiler== | ||
[[File:BioMeilerConcept.jpg|thumb|Using the heat of an external compost heap for warming up the inside of a house]] | [[File:BioMeilerConcept.jpg|thumb|Using the heat of an external compost heap for warming up the inside of a house]] | ||
{{main|Biomeiler}} | {{main|Biomeiler}} | ||
The 'Biomeiler' has been invented by [[Jean Pain]]. It exploits the heat of a big compost heap in the garden to warm up a house. The heat is conducted by a water hose | The 'Biomeiler' has been invented by [[Jean Pain]]. It exploits the heat of a big compost heap in the [[garden]] to warm up a house. The heat is conducted by a water hose, where the water circulates between the heap and the house. | ||
==Compost Heater Silo== | ==Compost Heater Silo== | ||
Revision as of 18:27, 17 October 2018
The compost heater utilizes the heat dissipation of a composting process. The heat is used, for instance, for a dwelling building.
Biomeiler
The 'Biomeiler' has been invented by Jean Pain. It exploits the heat of a big compost heap in the garden to warm up a house. The heat is conducted by a water hose, where the water circulates between the heap and the house.
Compost Heater Silo
The composting process is running in an airtight container inside a house. A simple model of such a compost heater silo does not require a water circulation. The produced heat is radiated directly to the interiors of the house, making the construction less complicated.