PISTACHIO SHELL HEATED CITY

[Yzd Khalifa]

Seems like a great deal of innovation!

Best of luck Turkey

 

[-SINAN-]

pistachio shells are organic waste...meaning left overs from food you eat...My question was what makes pistachio shells different from other organic waste?

And is that value of energy from the shells or from the pistachio as a whole?

Nope, just shells.

Your left over food can't be burned as they have considerable amount of moisture in it. You first have to seperate moisture from it. Where as you can directly burn shells.

 

[Dubious]

Nope, just shells.

Your left over food can't be burned as they have considerable amount of moisture in it. You first have to seperate moisture from it. Where as you can directly burn shells.

Ahan! Ok got it!

 

[-SINAN-]

Seems like a great deal of innovation!

Best of luck Turkey

It will remain as a concept design.. The money you have to spend just for installing these systems are huge and not feasable for a single house.

I mean...

- Huge amount of XPS, or rock wool to insulate building
- Triple glazed & reflective windows are much much more expensive than ordinary windows.
- Photovoltaic panels are expensive. Also their efficieny ratio drops considerably by dust, weather, day and night cycle etc...
- "Ground sourced heat pump " is very expensive when you compare it with conventinal heating
- "Grey water threatment" is also expensive you have to set up filters, storage tanks, pumps etc... it's feasible in buildings like hospitals which consumes lot's of water daily but absolutely unnecessary for filling your toilet's reservoir tanks.

They can earn a "Platinium certificate from leeds" but it's set up price is going to be so high that nobody would want to buy a house like that.

 

[airmarshal]

I cant answer your last question.

@Kaan, you great friend and neighbour Greece is also listed there. At least, Greece does something to be noted somewhere!

 

[xenon54 out]

@Kaan, you great friend and neighbour Greece is also listed there. At least, Greece does something to be noted somewhere!

Yeah but they are not that effective like us, first place is US with 4.27 ton/hectare, second place is Turkey with 3.03 ton/hectare.
So once again they are behind us.

 

[haman10]

Yeah but they are not that effective like us, first place is US with 4.27 ton/hectare, second place is Turkey with 3.03 ton/hectare.
So once again they are behind us.

actually , i'm not as i informed as @Talon , but if i'm not wrong mass production affects quality .

thats why iranian rafsanjan's pistachio is the best in the world

R.P.P.C ( Rafsanjan Pistachio Producers Co-operative ).

Rafsanjan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Dubious]

actually , i'm not as i informed as @Talon , but if i'm not wrong mass production affects quality .

thats why iranian rafsanjan's pistachio is the best in the world

R.P.P.C ( Rafsanjan Pistachio Producers Co-operative ).

Rafsanjan - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Sorry brother dont know much about pistachio...just like eating em

Never actually bothered knowing where they came from and what other uses can come out of em! But if this research is taking shape ...then thats cool!!!

 

[haman10]

.just like eating em

lol , same here sis