Refrigeration Without Electricity
Posted on June 24, 2008 Comments (1)
Lack of electricity is a serious problem for vaccines and medicines that need to be cooled. It is hard to imagine that this is a problem, living in the USA, but this is still a problem today. As readers of this blog notice I really like appropriate technology solutions that provide real quality of life enhancements for hundreds of millions of people (which undoubtedly is influence by my father).
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Categories: Engineering, Health Care, Products, Research, Science, Students
Tags: appropriate technology, electricity, scientists, TED, webcasts
Categories: Engineering, Health Care, Products, Research, Science, Students
Tags: appropriate technology, electricity, scientists, TED, webcasts
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June 27th, 2008 @ 10:18 am
Even i admire appropriate technology methods pedal power.Producing heat energy from rice husk would also be an ideal solution.So i think this would be an ideal method to conserve electricity and refrigeration can be made possible using one such above mentioned methods.