help me in preventing wind screen of a car to condense vapours.?
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What condensates on your wiendshield is moisturem means water drops stick to the glass.\n\nGo to a car shop and ask them. In Europe they market a product which is a cotton sheet which is saturated with Polymers and silicones. When applied they form a layer on the glass .Because of the surfcae which forms the drops can not stick to the glass and it stays transparent. They also may have a spray.\n\nI have never looked for this in the US but expect they have it to.
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yes, condensation and whats more dangerous is leakage. water and electronics don't mix well. You also have to monitor the coolant level and top off as necessary.
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Pick up a can of "dust off" it is compressed air.  If the dust got in, it should be able to be blown out, or at least off to the side where it isn't in your drawing.  I personally would just dissassemble the screen carefully.  They do come apart.  But, if you are not sure of yourself.. then I would try the air.  It is non conductive, non abrasive and should do the job for under $5 and a few seconds.\nGood luck.. TonyD
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You can certainly spray your car with anti-static spray, but you will have to do that quite often, as it disappears with the rain!\nGo to a car shop: you will find there "static rubber bands" that you attach to the bottom of your car (on metal!) and that lay down to touch the road.  This conducts static electricity to the ground as you stop, while floating just above the ground when you drive.\nTruck fuelling aircraft drag behind them a whole metal chain that keep them in contact with the ground to avoid any kind of sparkling discharge, but it is not practical for a car!
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There's a product called "Bug and Tar Remover" made by #7 available in most auto parts and department stores. It works pretty good. You could also try a LITTLE gas on a rag, but just dampen it a LITTLE. Do it outdoors.
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Someone's had a party while their parents are away!\n\nStrike a few matches...the carbon should take some of the smell away...and open all the windows!
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Go to a dealership and have the problem inspected.  It could be related to another problem with the vehicle but if there is problem with the air bag it could end up being fatal in an accident.
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Condensation - the warm moist air in the car cools down and when it 'hits' the glass colled by the outside air and leaves a film, then drops of water.
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How about a small fan with a bowl of water in front of it to increase air humidity.  It may be worth trying...;
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Well the cover is obviously restricting oxygen flow and they go out. I would put some holes around the bottom edge of the holder to get some cross ventilation going.
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You have to make it areodynamic so that the wind flows and forms a vortex. Basically it should flow in a circle so that the wind flows to push the car forward. THe easiest way would be to put a spoiler on the top of the car at a 45 degree angle with the slant going towards the front of the car. The wind should flow over the spoiler and then get caught behind the spoiler and push it foward.
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I would suggest contacting the manufacturer (or CO2 supplier) then consider whether your application is more or less critical and thus may be covered by industry codes.  There is high pressure and then there is high pressure and your specific pressure, environment and use (pressure cycles?) may be important.  If there were an accident or interruption of CO2 service, you might be liable for not following codes or using good judgement (backed up by your formal contacts?).  Also, can the CO2 supplier furnish you with tested cylinders to avoid contaminating them with hydro fluid?
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See if it's possible to close or cover the vent with something.  Some hardware stores have magnetic covers or screw in shields that redirect the airflow.  \n\nIf you have building maintenance, bring the problem up to them and/or your manager.  This will impact your health if more drastically if it continues.  You could even see about having management set & lock the thermostat control.\n\nYou could also ask that the AC be turned down or off in the morning and then turned on later as the heat of the day rises ... to save money for the company.\n\nYou could speak to him in a very direct fashion about it and try to come to a compromise.  You could also get to work early and set the thing then crazy glue it in place or remove the dial (but, I would talk to management before defacing company property).\n\nEvery time you come back to your desk, change the temp back.  \n\nKeep a sweater or pull over at work, don't bother carting it back & forth home.  Lastly, bring in a space heater - fight Ice with Fire.\n\nGood Luck!
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Thats illegal. You can't do that. There is a simple solution. Get a legal version of Windas.
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i would try to find two sheets of a fine metal mesh. Use the first sheet to charge the incoming air and the second sheet as the negative attracting grid. place them about an inch from eachothers and attach the positive and negative terminals each to a sheet. I would use a car battery as this gives you the most voltage of something that is portable. Whatever source you get make sure it is dc and that each sheet of wire mesh is insulated from the other or else the electrostatic effect wont work. Or if you have ever seen the ionic breeze by sharper image it uses three or four metal plates placed side by side to achieve dust collection. This may work also.
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when the windows are rolled up the air in the car isn't moving as fast as the air outside the car. the air is moving as it would if the car were perfectly still almost
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You can buy anti-mist spray from any optical shops. It works wonders!