The Bang-Gorae Heating Method is an advanced heating system that not only delivers efficient heating performance but also prioritizes health and safety. This system minimizes the environmental impact during the construction process and contributes to mitigating climate change caused by global warming.
In conventional construction, concrete is widely used, requiring approximately 245 kg of cement per cubic meter. This results in significant CO₂ emissions, accounting for 8% of total global emissions. The cement production process, which involves heating limestone at high temperatures, releases a large amount of CO₂—equivalent to 44% of the limestone’s mass—contributing substantially to global greenhouse gas emissions.
However, by rethinking the traditional approach, this system eliminates the need to embed heat transfer media within floors. As a result, there is no need to use lightweight foamed concrete or cement mortar, reducing electricity consumption during production and completely removing CO₂ emissions from cement usage at construction sites. This revolutionary approach significantly lowers greenhouse gas emissions and makes the heating process more sustainable.
This system modernizes Korea’s traditional Ondol heating, ensuring its legacy continues while adapting it to contemporary needs. By preserving the cultural and practical benefits of Ondol, it fosters national pride and enhances the global recognition of its excellence when exported abroad.
Furthermore, international branches can generate additional revenue through royalties, making this method a win-win solution—both preserving cultural heritage and expanding economic opportunities worldwide.
With its cutting-edge innovation, sustainability benefits, and strong cultural foundation, this system serves as a modern yet traditional heating solution that contributes to a greener planet and a brighter future.
The person in charge
KIM SEONG KEUNAddress
62 Naesu 1-gil Naesu-eup Cheongwon-gu, Cheongju-si, Chungcheongbuk-do (28143)왓츠앱 큐알코드
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