Superinsulated CEB Construction - Revision history

Kunda: linked CEB better

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linked CEB better

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Kunda: linked CEB better

2014-02-22T00:58:34Z

linked CEB better

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	One method of attaining natural superinsulation with [[CEB]] construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Hemp wool, Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixture, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.		One method of attaining natural superinsulation with [[Compressed Earth Blocks\|CEB]] construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Hemp wool, Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixture, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.

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Kunda: tweeked and added link to CEB

2014-02-22T00:55:59Z

tweeked and added link to CEB

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	One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Hemp wool, Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime ~~mixutre~~, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.		One method of attaining natural superinsulation with [[CEB]] construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Hemp wool, Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixture, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.

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Andrew Graham at 00:13, 22 February 2014

2014-02-22T00:13:53Z

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	One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixutre, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.		One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Hemp wool, Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixutre, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.

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Conor at 02:55, 26 February 2011

2011-02-26T02:55:54Z

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	One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixutre, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.		One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixutre, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.

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Conor at 21:31, 25 February 2011

2011-02-25T21:31:51Z

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	One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. This is worth exploring in our work.		One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. Styrofoam, a sawdust/lime mixutre, perlite or Greensulate (made from grain husks by mycelium) are possible alternatives to strawbale. This is worth exploring in our work.

Conor at 15:25, 12 February 2011

2011-02-12T15:25:01Z

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	One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. This is worth exploring in our work.		One method of attaining natural superinsulation with CEB construction is to create a thick wall cavity (2-3 feet wide) which can be filled with hammermilled straw for insulation. This is worth exploring in our work.

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