This conceptual Dyson ventilator reduces 95% fine dust in urban farms! - Yanko Design

Breathing is such an automatic bodily function that it doesn't even occur to us to think about what we are actually inhaling. Fine dust is not seen by the human eye just we very well know when that same speck of dust goes in our eye, it wreaks havoc. Similarly, for any living organism to be breathing in fine grit is harmful because at the moment nosotros won't run into its furnishings and information technology will keep accumulating to crusade big trouble later on. Humans can all the same encompass this and take precautions, simply what about plants? With the growing trend of urban and city farming, fine dust can be a dampener on our sustainable efforts and overall health.

This conceptual Dyson air purifier, Ventila, is specifically designed to combat the fine dust problem in urban center farms. Ventila's aim is to better the ventilation system in these farms to create a healthier environs that results in a quality crop – pesticides are not the only toxins nosotros consume and we must acquire to exist more aware of where nosotros source our nutrient from. Ventila has a uncomplicated just effective mechanism, it creates a barrier by merging vapor with fine dust. When both combine, the mere weight of the particle makes it drop to the footing with the water. Condensation merely now it wears a cape!

The Ventila epitome was created to see how effective this method will be, to understand the results better, there has to be a number fastened to the impact which the experiment provides. The water rises through a pipe in the ventilator and 12 pumps are used to catechumen it into h2o vapor. This water vapor is evenly dispersed using the bones working module of a humidifier. The prototype was tested and was found to keep 95% of fine dust particles at bay which instantly improves the quality of the plant'due south health (and invariably ours) past A LOT. The build is made to be as transparent as possible so the farmers can see the health of the device too and maintain it well. We can wear masks but plants tin can't, so permit's brand pattern inclusive for all living organisms.

Designers: DeokYoun Kim, John Park, and Fountain Studio.