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| ⚫ | '''Sizzling Solar Systems''' is a non-profit concern run by [[Stan and Jane Cajdler]], which actively promotes the use of solar cooking aides in Brisbane - Australia. The groups main function is to design, construct and use solar cooking devices passing gained knowledge on to others. We have a small group of interested parties in Brisbane who occasionally get together to compare notes and offer support for design and improvement of cooking devices. Through public displays interest in this system of cooking has grown tremendously over the past two years especially within the school system. Watching food cook in the outdoors and then tasting the end product is the perfect medium to get the solar energy message across to the general population. |
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+ | Our interest is expanding into other devices such as food dryers, wood efficient timber fueled stoves, ovens and non-powered refrigeration systems with a view to provide for a totally sustainable kitchen. |
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| + | We constantly review designs to maximise efficiency, and want to influence a community lifestyle change based around low energy consumption by education and example. |
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| + | ==Recent news and developments== |
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| + | [[File:Solar_dehydrator_front,_Sizzling_Solar_Systems,_11-13-12.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Sizzling Solar Systems]] dehydrator]] |
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| + | [[File:Solar_dehydrator_side,_Sizzling_Solar_Systems,_11-13-12.jpg|thumb|300px|Heating the thermal mass (water bottles) to help provide stable nighttime temperatures, and avoid mold formation on the fruit.]] |
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| + | *'''November 2012:''' Solar Food Dehydrator - Stan Cajdler of Brisbane, [[Australia]] has developed a solar food dehydrator, which significantly reduces the formation of mold spores caused by the nightly cooling of food. Typically, the drying process can last for several days for sucessful [[Solar food drying|solar food drying]]. In this design several water containers (for thermal mass) are positioned in the lower chamber of the dehydrator. As the collector plate heats up, it heats up the surrounding air, which rises through the drying chamber. During the day, radiant heat from the collection plates also heats the water containers, which slowly release heat overnight. This overnight thermal air movement through the upper chamber dramatically reduces the formation of mold spores. For more information on Stan’s solar cooker designs check out: [[Sizzling Solar Systems]] |
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| + | *'''January 2012: '''Stan Cajdler reports that the group began teaching solar cooking in 2006, and as of the start of 2012, they have taught over 2000 people to solar cook. |
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| + | *'''December 2014:''' [http://blogs.abc.net.au/queensland/2014/12/solar-cooking.html?site=brisbane&program=612_weekends Interview with ][[Sizzling Solar Systems|Stan Cajdler]]<span> about his use of </span>[[Panel-style solar cookers|panel cookers]]<span> and </span>[[Parabolic solar reflectors|parabolic cookers]] - ''612 ABC Brisbane'' |
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| + | *'''December 2008:''' [http://www.abc.net.au/local/photos/2008/12/09/2441851.htm Sizzling Solar Systems on ABC TV in Brisbane] - ''612 ABC Brisbane'' |
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| + | Tel.: +61 07 32731988 |
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Sizzling Solar Systems is a non-profit concern run by Stan and Jane Cajdler, which actively promotes the use of solar cooking aides in Brisbane - Australia. The groups main function is to design, construct and use solar cooking devices passing gained knowledge on to others. We have a small group of interested parties in Brisbane who occasionally get together to compare notes and offer support for design and improvement of cooking devices. Through public displays interest in this system of cooking has grown tremendously over the past two years especially within the school system. Watching food cook in the outdoors and then tasting the end product is the perfect medium to get the solar energy message across to the general population.
Sizzling Solar Systems at GreenFest 2008
We do not manufacture or sell cookers but encourage and support people in making their own from new and recycled materials. Cardboard, plastic core board, boxes and numerous other building materials can be used to create a cheap, effective cooker.
Our interest is expanding into other devices such as food dryers, wood efficient timber fueled stoves, ovens and non-powered refrigeration systems with a view to provide for a totally sustainable kitchen.
We constantly review designs to maximise efficiency, and want to influence a community lifestyle change based around low energy consumption by education and example.
Recent news and developments
Sizzling Solar Systems dehydrator
Heating the thermal mass (water bottles) to help provide stable nighttime temperatures, and avoid mold formation on the fruit.
- November 2012: Solar Food Dehydrator - Stan Cajdler of Brisbane, Australia has developed a solar food dehydrator, which significantly reduces the formation of mold spores caused by the nightly cooling of food. Typically, the drying process can last for several days for sucessful solar food drying. In this design several water containers (for thermal mass) are positioned in the lower chamber of the dehydrator. As the collector plate heats up, it heats up the surrounding air, which rises through the drying chamber. During the day, radiant heat from the collection plates also heats the water containers, which slowly release heat overnight. This overnight thermal air movement through the upper chamber dramatically reduces the formation of mold spores. For more information on Stan’s solar cooker designs check out: Sizzling Solar Systems
- January 2012: Stan Cajdler reports that the group began teaching solar cooking in 2006, and as of the start of 2012, they have taught over 2000 people to solar cook.
Audio and video
- December 2014: Interview with Stan Cajdler about his use of panel cookers and parabolic cookers - 612 ABC Brisbane
- December 2008: Sizzling Solar Systems on ABC TV in Brisbane - 612 ABC Brisbane
See also
External links
Contact
Sizzling Solar Systems
Stan Cajdler
135 Frizzell Street
Stretton 4116
Australia
Tel.: +61 07 32731988
Email: stan@sizzlingsolarsystems.com
Web: http://www.sizzlingsolarsystems.com