What impact will legislation have on the future design of humidification products?
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um. dunno. maybe energy efficiency (everything else seems to be energy efficiency rated these days), safety and increased development cost.
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They can power through a smoky room, remove odor and the there is also types that remove bacteria.  I have two Ionic Breeze purifiers for my room.  I love them.  They are quiet and give you a better nights sleep.
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Oil, defense sectors will definately suffer.\n\nAlternative fuels will benefit, such as ADM, GPRE, and others.\n\nOverall though, this is a good thing, because with a balanced government; this will cause regulation-making to become slower, which is better for businesses. Businesses hate change.
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Get rid of debris that retains moisture.
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Seems like you have sussed this out correctly - What this Government is really good at is creating new taxes. And with regard to the air that we breath, yes we can expect higher Council Tax charges in areas with better air quality.
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you left out a lot of info lmao.\nwhat is the humidity of the air and what presure are you talking about.\nHeat and cold are regulated by the moisture content of the air.
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Wow.  What a fine idea.  If you don't find any you might want to check into how it could be done.  Try googling "absorption refrigeration".  \nFound one.  See ref. below.
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Here is a nice article on the topic, titled a History of Nebulization:\n\nhttp://www.liebertonline.com/doi/abs/10.1089/08942680152007918\n\nHope that helps!
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1. Heat\n2. Lower the humidity\n3. Air movement\n4. Lower barometric pressure\n5. Some combination of above
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No, none, it isn't working very well. Hopefully they will come out with something that works.
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How about something dealing with providing potable water or water purification... that's a heck of a subject and there should be tons of information about it on the Internet.  Besides... with the fact that drinkable water is becoming harder to obtain and the costs are going up to provide that commodity, water science will be a real 'Biggie' in the near future.
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I have no experience in rotary airlock design but having several years experience with 'baghouse' filter systems in cement manufacturing plants, I can describe them. Email me if you get no answers.
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It also depends on the moisture content and the humidity I suppose.
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Filtering and warming/humidifying the air the cat breathes.
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It depends on the relative humidity. The location with more relative humidity will cause more "sweating" or condensation on the outside of the glass. \n\nThis will usually be indoors, since it is usually drier indoors, thanks to air conditioners in the summer, and heaters in the winter.
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Your question lends itself to broad interpretation.  Indeed, utilities in America have been affected by a number of government legislative actions: Presidential Executive Orders, Acts passed by the House and Senate, federal and state building codes, and even government based authorities such as the Public Service Commission.