#coolingsolutions — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #coolingsolutions, aggregated by home.social.
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Structures That Breathe: India's Move Away from Cooling Machines
India is building homes that stay cool naturally, reducing the need for air conditioners. This helps save energy and costs.
#PassiveDesign, #SustainableBuilding, #IndiaHomes, #CoolingSolutions, #ClimateResilient
https://newsletter.tf/india-builds-cooler-homes-without-air-conditioners/
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New homes in India are being built to stay cool without air conditioners, using old building methods. This is a big change from using more energy.
#PassiveDesign, #SustainableBuilding, #IndiaHomes, #CoolingSolutions, #ClimateResilient
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#buyorhire #sanfordappliances #coolingsolutions #portablefan
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#ACRepair #ACService #AirConditioning #CoolingSolutions #EnergyEfficiency #HomeComfort #HVACMaintenance
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Raj Cooling Systems Enters Air Purifier Market | Launches Advanced, Affordable Air Purifier Range
#TycoonWorld #RajCoolingSystems #AirPurifier #AirPurification #IndoorAirQuality #CleanAir #HealthyLiving #HomeComfort #CoolingSolutions #AirQualityMatters #BreathHealthy #FreshAir
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Spray Cooling – Recreating Supercomputer Cooling on a Desktop CPU [video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEBSuk20gvc
#HackerNews #SprayCooling #Supercomputing #DesktopCPU #TechInnovation #CoolingSolutions
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Spray Cooling – Recreating Supercomputer Cooling on a Desktop CPU [video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEBSuk20gvc
#HackerNews #SprayCooling #Supercomputing #DesktopCPU #TechInnovation #CoolingSolutions
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Spray Cooling – Recreating Supercomputer Cooling on a Desktop CPU [video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEBSuk20gvc
#HackerNews #SprayCooling #Supercomputing #DesktopCPU #TechInnovation #CoolingSolutions
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Spray Cooling – Recreating Supercomputer Cooling on a Desktop CPU [video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEBSuk20gvc
#HackerNews #SprayCooling #Supercomputing #DesktopCPU #TechInnovation #CoolingSolutions
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Spray Cooling – Recreating Supercomputer Cooling on a Desktop CPU [video]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEBSuk20gvc
#HackerNews #SprayCooling #Supercomputing #DesktopCPU #TechInnovation #CoolingSolutions
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🌿🏡 Beat the heat AND save money! This AI-designed paint reflects sunlight, keeping your home cooler and cutting energy costs by 30%. Tech meets sustainability!
https://eproductempire.blogspot.com/2025/08/this-ai-designed-paint-could-cut-your.html
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Ancient Egyptian ‘Air Conditioning’ Could Help Cool Modern Buildings
One research team hopes to harness 5,000-year-old ideas to battle rising temperatures.
By Andrew Paul, August 22, 2023
"While the planet continues to endure scorching, unprecedented temperatures, a 60-square-foot shipping container is serving as a testing ground for passive, sustainable cooling solutions. As detailed in a 2023 study published in the research journal Energies, an engineering team at Washington State University utilized the space to find and improve upon ancient cooling methods that don’t generate any forms of greenhouse gas—including water evaporation atop repurposed wind towers.
"Buildings require roughly 60 percent of the entire world’s electricity, almost 20 percent of which is annually earmarked to keep those structures cool and comfortable. As society contends with climate change’s most ravaging effects, air conditioning systems’ requirements are only expected to rise in the coming years—potentially generating a feedback loop that could exacerbate carbon emission levels. Finding green ways to lower businesses’ and homes’ internal temperatures will therefore need solutions other than simply boosting wasteful AC units.
"This is especially vital as rising global populations require new construction, particularly within the developing world. According to Omar Al-Hassawi, lead author and assistant professor in WSU’s School of Design and Construction, this push will be a major issue if designers continue to rely on mechanical systems—such as traditional, electric AC units. 'There’s going to be a lot more air conditioning that’s needed, especially with the population rise in the hotter regions of the world,' Al-Hassawi said in a statement.
" 'There might be [some] inclusion of mechanical systems, but how can we cool buildings to begin with—before relying on the mechanical systems?' he adds.
"By retrofitting their shipping container test chamber with off-the-grid, #solar powered battery storage, AL-Hassawi’s team can heat their chamber to upwards of 130 degrees Fahrenheit to test out their solutions while measuring factors such as air velocity, temperature, and humidity. The team is particularly focused on optimizing a passive cooling method involving large towers and evaporative cooling that dates as far back as 2,500 BCE in ancient Egypt. In these designs, moisture evaporates at the tower’s top, which turns into cool, heavier air that then sinks down to the habitable space below. In the team’s version, moisture could be generated via misting nozzles, shower heads, or simply water-soaked pads.
" 'It’s an older technology, but there’s been an attempt to innovate and use a mix of new and existing technologies to improve performance and the cooling capacity of these systems,' explained Al-Hassawi, who also envisions retrofitting smokestacks in older buildings to work as new #CoolingTowers.
" 'That’s why research like this would really help,' he adds. 'How can we address building design, revive some of these more ancient strategies, and include them in contemporary building construction? The test chamber becomes a platform to do this.' "
#AncientTechnologies #SolarPunkSunday #CoolingSolutions
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How NVIDIA Chips Are Reshaping Cooling Systems 🌡️ - Jay Park from Digital Edge https://youtube.com/shorts/lnWf1FYpzD0
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Traditional #Hogans as well as modern versions are also very effective against #ExtremeHeat. I found #StandingTheHeat fascinating -- and not surprising. We need to look to #AncientTechnologies for inspiration, and use #sustainable materials to build structures that can withstand #ClimateChange. #SolarPunk + #TraditionalKnowledge!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11pBhG-9OyY&list=PLtiOgIRVt407KkUa7gtlkGIuTD5YU6bqT&index=5
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #SolarPunkSunday #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Traditional #Hogans as well as modern versions are also very effective against #ExtremeHeat. I found #StandingTheHeat fascinating -- and not surprising. We need to look to #AncientTechnologies for inspiration, and use #sustainable materials to build structures that can withstand #ClimateChange. #SolarPunk + #TraditionalKnowledge!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11pBhG-9OyY&list=PLtiOgIRVt407KkUa7gtlkGIuTD5YU6bqT&index=5
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #SolarPunkSunday #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Traditional #Hogans as well as modern versions are also very effective against #ExtremeHeat. I found #StandingTheHeat fascinating -- and not surprising. We need to look to #AncientTechnologies for inspiration, and use #sustainable materials to build structures that can withstand #ClimateChange. #SolarPunk + #TraditionalKnowledge!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11pBhG-9OyY&list=PLtiOgIRVt407KkUa7gtlkGIuTD5YU6bqT&index=5
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #SolarPunkSunday #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Traditional #Hogans as well as modern versions are also very effective against #ExtremeHeat. I found #StandingTheHeat fascinating -- and not surprising. We need to look to #AncientTechnologies for inspiration, and use #sustainable materials to build structures that can withstand #ClimateChange. #SolarPunk + #TraditionalKnowledge!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11pBhG-9OyY&list=PLtiOgIRVt407KkUa7gtlkGIuTD5YU6bqT&index=5
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #SolarPunkSunday #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Traditional #Hogans as well as modern versions are also very effective against #ExtremeHeat. I found #StandingTheHeat fascinating -- and not surprising. We need to look to #AncientTechnologies for inspiration, and use #sustainable materials to build structures that can withstand #ClimateChange. #SolarPunk + #TraditionalKnowledge!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=11pBhG-9OyY&list=PLtiOgIRVt407KkUa7gtlkGIuTD5YU6bqT&index=5
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #SolarPunkSunday #IndigenousPeoplesDay
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Ancient cooling techniques are making a comeback as sustainable solutions to modern heatwaves. Techniques like passive cooling, wind catchers, and earthenware water coolers are being revived and adapted for contemporary use. These methods, which require minimal energy, provide practical and eco-friendly ways to stay calm.
#Sustainability #AncientTechnology #EcoFriendly #CoolingSolutions
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Notoriously hot city rediscovers ancient technique to help its residents stay cool
Story by Rick Kazmer
November 13, 2023“Thousand-year-old #Persian technology could help officials in #SevilleSpain, to tackle extreme #overheating, if only modern-day politics can stay out of the way.
“City leaders are bracing for temperatures that are expected to pass 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the coming years. In response, they are working on a project in the city’s Isla de la Cartuja that uses a '#bioclimatic'effort to cool down, according to #UrbanInnovativeActions.
“This is not an air-conditioning system like the one you may have in your home,'Juan Luis López, an engineer and the project’s supervisor, told Bloomberg Green. 'We use natural techniques and materials to reduce temperatures.”
“The project, called #CartujaQanat, could cost around $5 million or more, funded in part by the European Union. Some of the work is already complete, with the goal of cooling the air down for the busy city.
“A Bloomberg report describes architecture that fosters breezes, fresh #GreenSpaces, and underground #aqueducts that borrow from ancient civilizations. The water flow can cool the nearby environment using air, water, and #SolarPower.
“The latter tech is fascinating, yet simple. Water is brought into underground tanks at night, where it cools. During the day, solar-powered pumps send the water through pipes, which travel by fans, creating cooler air. 'Small openings in the floor and steps allow the refreshing current to seep into the square,'all per a Bloomberg description.
“And while progress has been made, Bloomberg reports that a change in Spanish political leadership has placed the work in 'limbo.'When Bloomberg visited the site in July, the news agency reported that it was not open to the public. There was overgrown vegetation 'and piles of dried leaves.'Delayed contract bids, inflation, and other roadblocks are slowing progress as well.
“However, #Seville’s new mayor, José Luis Sanz, told Bloomberg that he supports the project, noting '[that the] impacts of #ClimateChange are more than obvious.'
“As planet overheating continues to set records, clean ways to cool populated places without adding to #AirPollution are vital. This project in Seville, which borrows from the work of ancient Persians, could be a model for other cities.
'The goal is to test the technology, to learn from it, and fine-tune it so we can replicate what works elsewhere,'López told Bloomberg.”
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #AncientTechnology #SolarPunk #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange
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Notoriously hot city rediscovers ancient technique to help its residents stay cool
Story by Rick Kazmer
November 13, 2023“Thousand-year-old #Persian technology could help officials in #SevilleSpain, to tackle extreme #overheating, if only modern-day politics can stay out of the way.
“City leaders are bracing for temperatures that are expected to pass 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the coming years. In response, they are working on a project in the city’s Isla de la Cartuja that uses a '#bioclimatic'effort to cool down, according to #UrbanInnovativeActions.
“This is not an air-conditioning system like the one you may have in your home,'Juan Luis López, an engineer and the project’s supervisor, told Bloomberg Green. 'We use natural techniques and materials to reduce temperatures.”
“The project, called #CartujaQanat, could cost around $5 million or more, funded in part by the European Union. Some of the work is already complete, with the goal of cooling the air down for the busy city.
“A Bloomberg report describes architecture that fosters breezes, fresh #GreenSpaces, and underground #aqueducts that borrow from ancient civilizations. The water flow can cool the nearby environment using air, water, and #SolarPower.
“The latter tech is fascinating, yet simple. Water is brought into underground tanks at night, where it cools. During the day, solar-powered pumps send the water through pipes, which travel by fans, creating cooler air. 'Small openings in the floor and steps allow the refreshing current to seep into the square,'all per a Bloomberg description.
“And while progress has been made, Bloomberg reports that a change in Spanish political leadership has placed the work in 'limbo.'When Bloomberg visited the site in July, the news agency reported that it was not open to the public. There was overgrown vegetation 'and piles of dried leaves.'Delayed contract bids, inflation, and other roadblocks are slowing progress as well.
“However, #Seville’s new mayor, José Luis Sanz, told Bloomberg that he supports the project, noting '[that the] impacts of #ClimateChange are more than obvious.'
“As planet overheating continues to set records, clean ways to cool populated places without adding to #AirPollution are vital. This project in Seville, which borrows from the work of ancient Persians, could be a model for other cities.
'The goal is to test the technology, to learn from it, and fine-tune it so we can replicate what works elsewhere,'López told Bloomberg.”
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #AncientTechnology #SolarPunk #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange
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Notoriously hot city rediscovers ancient technique to help its residents stay cool
Story by Rick Kazmer
November 13, 2023“Thousand-year-old #Persian technology could help officials in #SevilleSpain, to tackle extreme #overheating, if only modern-day politics can stay out of the way.
“City leaders are bracing for temperatures that are expected to pass 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the coming years. In response, they are working on a project in the city’s Isla de la Cartuja that uses a '#bioclimatic'effort to cool down, according to #UrbanInnovativeActions.
“This is not an air-conditioning system like the one you may have in your home,'Juan Luis López, an engineer and the project’s supervisor, told Bloomberg Green. 'We use natural techniques and materials to reduce temperatures.”
“The project, called #CartujaQanat, could cost around $5 million or more, funded in part by the European Union. Some of the work is already complete, with the goal of cooling the air down for the busy city.
“A Bloomberg report describes architecture that fosters breezes, fresh #GreenSpaces, and underground #aqueducts that borrow from ancient civilizations. The water flow can cool the nearby environment using air, water, and #SolarPower.
“The latter tech is fascinating, yet simple. Water is brought into underground tanks at night, where it cools. During the day, solar-powered pumps send the water through pipes, which travel by fans, creating cooler air. 'Small openings in the floor and steps allow the refreshing current to seep into the square,'all per a Bloomberg description.
“And while progress has been made, Bloomberg reports that a change in Spanish political leadership has placed the work in 'limbo.'When Bloomberg visited the site in July, the news agency reported that it was not open to the public. There was overgrown vegetation 'and piles of dried leaves.'Delayed contract bids, inflation, and other roadblocks are slowing progress as well.
“However, #Seville’s new mayor, José Luis Sanz, told Bloomberg that he supports the project, noting '[that the] impacts of #ClimateChange are more than obvious.'
“As planet overheating continues to set records, clean ways to cool populated places without adding to #AirPollution are vital. This project in Seville, which borrows from the work of ancient Persians, could be a model for other cities.
'The goal is to test the technology, to learn from it, and fine-tune it so we can replicate what works elsewhere,'López told Bloomberg.”
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #AncientTechnology #SolarPunk #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange
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Notoriously hot city rediscovers ancient technique to help its residents stay cool
Story by Rick Kazmer
November 13, 2023“Thousand-year-old #Persian technology could help officials in #SevilleSpain, to tackle extreme #overheating, if only modern-day politics can stay out of the way.
“City leaders are bracing for temperatures that are expected to pass 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the coming years. In response, they are working on a project in the city’s Isla de la Cartuja that uses a '#bioclimatic'effort to cool down, according to #UrbanInnovativeActions.
“This is not an air-conditioning system like the one you may have in your home,'Juan Luis López, an engineer and the project’s supervisor, told Bloomberg Green. 'We use natural techniques and materials to reduce temperatures.”
“The project, called #CartujaQanat, could cost around $5 million or more, funded in part by the European Union. Some of the work is already complete, with the goal of cooling the air down for the busy city.
“A Bloomberg report describes architecture that fosters breezes, fresh #GreenSpaces, and underground #aqueducts that borrow from ancient civilizations. The water flow can cool the nearby environment using air, water, and #SolarPower.
“The latter tech is fascinating, yet simple. Water is brought into underground tanks at night, where it cools. During the day, solar-powered pumps send the water through pipes, which travel by fans, creating cooler air. 'Small openings in the floor and steps allow the refreshing current to seep into the square,'all per a Bloomberg description.
“And while progress has been made, Bloomberg reports that a change in Spanish political leadership has placed the work in 'limbo.'When Bloomberg visited the site in July, the news agency reported that it was not open to the public. There was overgrown vegetation 'and piles of dried leaves.'Delayed contract bids, inflation, and other roadblocks are slowing progress as well.
“However, #Seville’s new mayor, José Luis Sanz, told Bloomberg that he supports the project, noting '[that the] impacts of #ClimateChange are more than obvious.'
“As planet overheating continues to set records, clean ways to cool populated places without adding to #AirPollution are vital. This project in Seville, which borrows from the work of ancient Persians, could be a model for other cities.
'The goal is to test the technology, to learn from it, and fine-tune it so we can replicate what works elsewhere,'López told Bloomberg.”
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #AncientTechnology #SolarPunk #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange
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Notoriously hot city rediscovers ancient technique to help its residents stay cool
Story by Rick Kazmer
November 13, 2023“Thousand-year-old #Persian technology could help officials in #SevilleSpain, to tackle extreme #overheating, if only modern-day politics can stay out of the way.
“City leaders are bracing for temperatures that are expected to pass 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the coming years. In response, they are working on a project in the city’s Isla de la Cartuja that uses a '#bioclimatic'effort to cool down, according to #UrbanInnovativeActions.
“This is not an air-conditioning system like the one you may have in your home,'Juan Luis López, an engineer and the project’s supervisor, told Bloomberg Green. 'We use natural techniques and materials to reduce temperatures.”
“The project, called #CartujaQanat, could cost around $5 million or more, funded in part by the European Union. Some of the work is already complete, with the goal of cooling the air down for the busy city.
“A Bloomberg report describes architecture that fosters breezes, fresh #GreenSpaces, and underground #aqueducts that borrow from ancient civilizations. The water flow can cool the nearby environment using air, water, and #SolarPower.
“The latter tech is fascinating, yet simple. Water is brought into underground tanks at night, where it cools. During the day, solar-powered pumps send the water through pipes, which travel by fans, creating cooler air. 'Small openings in the floor and steps allow the refreshing current to seep into the square,'all per a Bloomberg description.
“And while progress has been made, Bloomberg reports that a change in Spanish political leadership has placed the work in 'limbo.'When Bloomberg visited the site in July, the news agency reported that it was not open to the public. There was overgrown vegetation 'and piles of dried leaves.'Delayed contract bids, inflation, and other roadblocks are slowing progress as well.
“However, #Seville’s new mayor, José Luis Sanz, told Bloomberg that he supports the project, noting '[that the] impacts of #ClimateChange are more than obvious.'
“As planet overheating continues to set records, clean ways to cool populated places without adding to #AirPollution are vital. This project in Seville, which borrows from the work of ancient Persians, could be a model for other cities.
'The goal is to test the technology, to learn from it, and fine-tune it so we can replicate what works elsewhere,'López told Bloomberg.”
#CoolingSolutions #ExtremeHeat #AncientTechnology #SolarPunk #SolarPunkSunday #ClimateChange