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Carbon Purification for industries | Save environment Project | science Project | part 3
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Project Overview
The video discusses a project aimed at purifying carbon emissions from industrial smoke to reduce pollution.
Scientific Concepts and Methodologies
- Carbon Absorption: The project utilizes carbon rods to absorb carbon from smoke.
- Ionization Process: The carbon present in the smoke is deactivated through ionization, leading to cleaner emissions.
- Fan Mechanism: A fan is used to draw in smoke, facilitating the absorption process.
- Filtration System: A Filtration System is incorporated to further purify the smoke before it is released.
- Electrical Supply: The system operates on a 12-watt power supply to power the fan and the carbon rods.
Construction Methodology
- Use of various pipe sizes (1 inch, 4 inch, 6 inch, 8 inch, and 12 inches) for the smoke absorption system.
- Assembly of a chamber with holes for smoke entry and exit.
- Wiring and electrical connections for the fan and carbon rods.
- Application of glue for securing components together.
Researchers or Sources Featured
- Devm Project (the creator of the project).
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