GENERATING LOW-VOLTAGE HEAT FOR RESIDENTIAL APPLICATIONS.
We boost technological innovation to promote the generation, development, and company transfer of efficient devices that can have an impact on the country’s poorest strata.
Our Strategic Goals:
Modeling
and numerical simulation and characterization of combustion in low power and complex geometry devices.
Development
and adaptation of technical performance measurement and evaluation protocols adapted to local conditions; as well as a design methodology focused on the needs of the user.
Modeling
the production and harvesting of biomass for energy.
Creation
of methods to achieve the transfer of technology to organizations and companies that act in the market of combustion devices for residential use.
Technical Leader
Omar Masera
“Working with ecotechnologies at the cooking level, one can support a more sustainable use of energy, since these stoves allow 50% of the wood used in traditional stoves to be saved and smoke to be reduced by 90%, which is a important cause of respiratory diseases in rural inhabitants, in addition to reducing greenhouse gas emissions “
Víctor M. Ruíz
Coordinator
Elizabeth Fisher
Investigadora Cornell University
Alberto Beltrán
LDMS Coordinator
Magdalena Santiago
Manufacturer
Saraí Ramos
LINEB Technician
Livier Zamudio
Administrative
Minerva López
PhD Thesis
Olmo Fierros Peraza
Bachelor Thesis
Dante S. Villanueva
LINEB Technician
Rodolfo Díaz
Manufacturer
Juan Carlos Vázquez
LINEB Technician
José Núñez González
LDMS Coordinator
Víctor Berrueta
LITR Coordinator
Rufus Edwards
UCI Researcher
Jaime Navia
Collaborator
German Parma
Design and Digital Illustration
Paulo Medina
PhD Student
Jim Jetter
Researcher
Evaristo Herrera
LITR technician
Elena Ferriz Bosque
Bachelor Thesis
Edén Custodio
Manufacturer
Neeraja Raju
Investigadora
Félix Aparicio
LITR technician
Andrea Santos
Manufacturer
Institutions
Our Achievements
New SBF Cluster Installations
The Building of Ecotechnological Innovation and Bioenergy houses 3 laboratories of this line of work.
Book
State of the Art of Bioenergy in Mexico.
Paper
Closing the gap between lab and field cookstove tests: Benefits of multi-pot and sequencing cooking tasks through controlled burning cycles.
Report
Estimating Kitchen PM 2.5 and CO Concentrations out of Stove Emissions for Mexican Plancha-type Stoves.
Book Chapter
Wood Burning for Cooking and Heating en LAC SLCP 2018
Book Chapter
Integrated Assessment of Short-lived Climate Pollutants in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Our Alliances
