[GSBN] use of ashes in clay plasters and/or floors
Evgen Shirokov
iaebd at mail.ru
Wed Feb 4 15:24:41 UTC 2009
Hello,
we add wood ash in clay (+shell) plaster for SB walls finishing, as well as masonary ovens - it works well.
But if say about heat insolation - normally it means use of coal ash. Somtimes it's problem - becouse of hight level nuclear radiation.
Evgeny Shirokov
Belarus
-----Original Message-----
From: Rikki Nitzkin <rikkinitzkin at earthlink.net>
To: ESBN <strawbale at amper.ped.muni.cz>,GSBN <GSBN at greenbuilder.com>
Date: Wed, 4 Feb 2009 14:14:57 +0100
Subject: [GSBN] use of ashes in clay plasters and/or floors
> Hi all in a debate on the Spanish list serve, talking about
> "insulating" clay floors, the following observation was made:
>
> "Otra pregunta: no sИ si en la capa de aislamiento se podrМa aЯadir
> ademАs ceniza?. SИ que la ceniza se utiliza como muy buen aislante en
> hornos de barro tanto en la solera del horno como mezclada con el
> barro (yo mismo la he empleado). SerМa una posibilidad de reutilizar
> un residuo sobretodo la gente que produce cantidades importantes
> (chimeneas, cocinas econСmicas, estufas...)."
>
> "one more question: I don't know if in the insulation layer (of the
> clay floor) it would be possible to add ashes? I know that ashes are
> frequently used as good insulation in clay ovens-both in the floor of
> the oven and in the clay. Would it be possible to re-use a residue
> (ashes) that many people produce in important cuantities?
>
> note: here in spain a lot of people still use wood-burning stoves and
> ovens, as well as fire-places...
>
> Any thoughts or comments?
>
> Rikki
>
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