I designed a 3d-printed connection for plastic bottles that have a standardized bottleneck size. Thereby it is possible to create an airtight connected system that allows the production, transport, cleaning and storage of gas.
This is a low-tech proposal to work with commonly available materials tha
t may be even considered waste. It is meant to be reproduced in order to empower and engage people through making and producing themselves.
A big bottle filled with biodegradable waste and cow feces acts as a bioreactive tank, producing flammable methane gas.
The gas gets cleaned in water through a simple setup with standardized aquarium pipes. It gets stored in an elastic inner hose of a bike or car wheel.
The setup can be used as a mobile stove with the top of a camping cooker, allowing to regulate the strength and heat of the flame.
Kitchen & Tableware, Product Interaction & Technical Innovations, Industrial design, Inclusive Design
3D Print, reuse, modularity
