[permaculture-oceania] Drying rooms

Allan Parker alsurfnut at hotmail.com
Wed Aug 2 22:41:47 EST 2006


Mitra
The Griffith Furniture boys at Condong (Murwillumbah,since sold) apart from 
being timber salvagers also grew forests. They also built solar kilns for 
timber drying. Smart guys with wood. I think the kilns are still there but 
you will have to chase it up.
AP


>From: Mitra Ardron <mitra at mitra.biz>
>Reply-To: promoting permaculture and sustainable living in the oceania 
>region<permaculture-oceania at lists.cat.org.au>
>To: permaculture-oceania at lists.cat.org.au
>Subject: [permaculture-oceania] Drying rooms
>Date: Tue, 1 Aug 2006 10:11:08 +1000
>
>Hi
>
>Does anyone know about solar drying technologies for bulk products.
>
>I remember reading somewhere - I believe in a permaculture magazine - about 
>someone who had built solar drying rooms, I think they used a gas or other 
>heat source backup for when the temperature dropped below the critical 
>point,  I think the application was for timber drying.
>
>Our own application is for drying a hemp plastic that we will be making in 
>Mullumbimby (northern NSW). www.zelfoaustralia.com, we'd love an 
>alternative to using electricity (which of course would be green-power if 
>we have to go that route).
>
>- Mitra
>
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