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'''TrinySol''', bajo la dirección de [[Gregor Schäpers]], ha construido e instalado la primera cocina solar a finalidad comercial de toda la República Mexicana, en el pueblo de San Andrés, estado de Hidalgo. Seis parábolas solares [[Scheffler Community Kitchen]] 10 m<sup>2</sup> cada una concentran los rayos del sol y el calor se utiliza principalmente para la producción de miel de agave pero tambien para cocinar verduras etc. |
'''TrinySol''', bajo la dirección de [[Gregor Schäpers]], ha construido e instalado la primera cocina solar a finalidad comercial de toda la República Mexicana, en el pueblo de San Andrés, estado de Hidalgo. Seis parábolas solares [[Scheffler Community Kitchen]] 10 m<sup>2</sup> cada una concentran los rayos del sol y el calor se utiliza principalmente para la producción de miel de agave pero tambien para cocinar verduras etc. |
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| + | *'''August, 2014:''' TrinySol built and installed a series of reflectors in El Sauz, Mexico. The cookers are either 10-square-meters or 16-square-meters and can cook for up to 60 people, said [[Gregor Shapers]]. [http://phys.org/news/2012-12-german-solar-ovens-sunbaked-tortillas.html More info...] |
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| + | *'''January 2009:''' [[Media:Agave_syrup_production_–_a_sweet_tradition_goes_solar_-_Gregor_Schapers_(January_2009).pdf|Agave syrup production – a sweet tradition goes solar]] - ''Gregor Schäpers'' |
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==See also== |
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* [[Scheffler Community Kitchen]] |
* [[Scheffler Community Kitchen]] |
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* [[Solar food processing]] |
* [[Solar food processing]] |
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==External links== |
==External links== |
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* http://trinysol.over-blog.com |
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* http://trinysol.com |
* http://trinysol.com |
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| + | * [http://trinysol.over-blog.com/pages/Cocina_solar_de_San_Andres__Galeria_Fotos-636497.html Pictures of the Six Schefflers Gregor Schäpers built for the San Andreas Solar Coop] - Schefflers that process the liquid women harvest from the maguey cactus then boil down to syrup (reduction to 10%), a health food used as a sugar substitute, which is excellent for diabetics. |
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==Contact== |
==Contact== |
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Tel: 772 123 7010 |
Tel: 772 123 7010 |
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Email: [mailto:gregorio@trinysol.com gregorio@trinysol.com]<br /> |
Email: [mailto:gregorio@trinysol.com gregorio@trinysol.com]<br /> |
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Renewable Energy Exhibit in Guadalajara June 2008 where Schaeper had to transport the large Scheffler Reflector by trailer.
The large Scheffler Reflector folded in two so that it could fit on a trailer.
TrinySol, bajo la dirección de Gregor Schäpers, ha construido e instalado la primera cocina solar a finalidad comercial de toda la República Mexicana, en el pueblo de San Andrés, estado de Hidalgo. Seis parábolas solares Scheffler Community Kitchen 10 m2 cada una concentran los rayos del sol y el calor se utiliza principalmente para la producción de miel de agave pero tambien para cocinar verduras etc.
News and recent developments
- August, 2014: TrinySol built and installed a series of reflectors in El Sauz, Mexico. The cookers are either 10-square-meters or 16-square-meters and can cook for up to 60 people, said Gregor Shapers. More info...
Documents
- January 2009: Agave syrup production – a sweet tradition goes solar - Gregor Schäpers
Audio and video
See also
External links
- http://trinysol.over-blog.com
- http://trinysol.com
- Pictures of the Six Schefflers Gregor Schäpers built for the San Andreas Solar Coop - Schefflers that process the liquid women harvest from the maguey cactus then boil down to syrup (reduction to 10%), a health food used as a sugar substitute, which is excellent for diabetics.
Contact
Gregor Schäpers
Tel: 772 123 7010
Email: gregorio@trinysol.com
Web: http://trinysol.over-blog.com - (English version) and http://trinysol.com - (English version)