Cellier en sous sol/en
Tuto — Difficulté : Moyen — Durée : 3 hour(s) — Coût : 5 EUR — Mise à jour : 4 mars 2020 — 20 révision(s) — Licence : Attribution (CC BY)
Aires : Alimentation — Contributeurs : Dynamo EMSE
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Description
As the drawing shows, it is a semi-underground cellar used to store vegetables and fruit. Thanks to the difficulty of heat transfer in the underground, the cellar is able to have a constant temperature all year round, 0℃- 5℃. In addition, the tightness of the cellar ensures humidity. It is suitable for onions, garlic, zucchini, potatoes, cabbage, etc.
Making a hole
First, we dig a big pit in the ground.
Construction of the Cellar
And then we build a cellar using stones and cement. Remember to create two exhaust vents. Since in the cellar there are a lot of gases like CO2, CH4, etc. and it lacks O2. So before entering the cellar, we need to open the exhaust vents to have enough O2.
Creation of a sealed entrance
Bury the cellar with soil
Adding water
We have to put some water in the cellar. When it's too cold, water will freeze and produce heat. On the other hand, it will volatilize to absorb the heat.
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