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Beautiful images, elegant design and an effective coupling of shadow and evaporative cooling of water. But nothing new nor inventive. Projecting a shadow to cool a certain ambient is always a good idea and it is done in many terraces, balconies etc. Using evaporation of water  in a hot and dry ambient air is a very effective system of cooling which can bring the temperature more than 20°C down in a matter of seconds. However, this has some limitations due to the physics of the mixture of air and water. Indeed, for every litre of water evaporated you need  in excess of 100,000 litters of dry air to mix with it and that is 100 cubic metres of air!. If you wanted to evaporate another litter of water, you would need first to renovate and evacuate completely your 100 cubic metres of air. In the design of the picture the beautiful umbrellas project a nice shadow but are also a blockage to the renovation of the air needed for an effective evaporation of the water. Without renovation of the air, the droplets of water will not evaporate in saturated air and the liquid water will simply fall to the ground. You end up having a hot and humid ambient which is almost as uncomfortable as the initial hot and dry one. This is a serious limitation for the evaporative cooling systems, both the one in the picture and in all the terraces of the world. I have developed a system, the katabatic tower, in which the renovation of the air takes place spontaneously and in a continuous manner so that the evaporative cooling is much more powerful and can be controlled better. It functions much better as a cooling system than the traditional system that you can see in the picture. If you are interested, you can see how it works in my recent posts.

Improving Human Experience

Solve multiple problems at once 💯 . But how? . Don't focus one skill. have one core skill and learn multiple skills around it. . simply, More skill = More value = More Money. . If you don't know what skill to learn to become successful in 2024 . Learn 1 skill that helps create. Learn 1 that helps sell. ⭐ Best skills to learn in 2024. . 1 - Writing 2 - Designing 3 - Coding 1 - Personal Branding 2 - Ads 3 - Email Marketing These are just example, You can learn any skill that solve huge problem. . Don't stop with one. master 1 and learn multiple skill around it. . . ⭐ Bonus Soft skills to master. . 1 - Communication 2 - Critical thinking 3 - Networking 4 - Time management 5 - Team management. . Danyl Ahmed

Everyone should adopt this approach and get saved from the excessive heat which is taking place in this changing climate and high heat waves.

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𝐏𝐮𝐫𝐩𝐨𝐬𝐞 𝐒𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐜𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐢𝐧 𝐖3𝐁 𝐈𝐧𝐝𝐮𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐲 This first post of a long serie starts with a little tale. 📖 ✨ Imagine going back to ancient times, those times where colors were found in clay quarries, where textiles were produced locally and dyed by craftsmen passing on age-old know-how. Those pieces that went far beyond simple clothing. The fibers become canvases on which unique stories, celebrations and cultural symbols are painted. Imagine those same ancient dyers extracting color pigments from local sources, creating vibrant palettes and fabrics that tell the story of their land and people. Ancestral looms are much more than mere tools. They are the artisans of 𝐜𝐨𝐥𝐥𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞 𝐦𝐞𝐦𝐨𝐫𝐲. This same collective memory, has been erased for nearly a century with industrial emergence. And what if web3 technology made it possible to : 🔹 revive ancestral customs on a more regional scale 🔹 reduce CO2 emissions 🔹 reduce inflation linked to the import of international goods (energy inflation) 🔹 creating additional jobs locally Would you be ready to embark on such an adventure ? 🏆 🏃♂️ #web3 #digitaleconomy #ancestralculture

Building Science Meets AI: Tackling Insulation & R-Value Challenges in Water-Damaged Residential Structures Water damage is an adversary that every homeowner dreads, bringing a slew of complications, particularly when it pertains to insulation. The effectiveness of insulation, measured as 'R-Value', can be signifcantly compromised post-water exposure. Now with the melding of artificial intelligence into building diagnostics, we can have a robust ally in assessing and rectifying insulation woes after water damage. R-Value and Water Insulation's capacity to resist heat flow, or its R-Value, is crucial for a home's thermal efficiency. However, when insulation gets wet, it often loses its ability to insulate effectively, leading to increased energy bills and a compromised living environment. AI's Diagnostic Precision & Predictive Moisture Analytics Detecting dampness within walls or ceilings is challenging. AI-powered thermal imaging can swiftly identify areas where insulation might be waterlogged, pinpointing regions where the R-Value might have dipped. By analyzing data from sensors and past incidents, AI can predict the potential trajectory of moisture within a structure. This allows homeowners to understand which areas are at risk in the future, ensuring proactive measures against further insulation degradation. Remediation Recommendations AI can suggest the next steps for rectification, such as, suggesting optimal insulation materials and methods to restore or even enhance the R-Value post-damage, guiding restoration efforts towards the best outcomes. Preventive Insights Beyond immediate rectification, AI offers homeowners insights into preventive measures. Whether it's suggesting better drainage, moisture barriers, or enhanced waterpoorfing. AI equips homes to better fend off future water intrusions. In conclusion, water damage, particularly its impact on insulation, can be a daunting challenge for homeowners. But with AI's deep analytical capabilities, the path to restoration becomes clearer and more efficient. In this melding of building science and technology, we find hope -- a promise that our homes can recover, rebound, and resist future adversities. #WaterDamageDiagnostics #RValueResilience #SmartHomeRecovery #HostaAI

Your daily dose of creative inspiration: “All art is a work in progress. It’s helpful to see the piece we’re working on as an experiment. One in which we can’t predict the outcome. Whatever the result, we will receive useful information that will benefit the next experiment. If you start from the position that there is no right or wrong, no good or bad, and creativity is just free play with no rules, it’s easier to submerge yourself joyfully in the process of making things. We’re not playing to win, we’re playing to play. And ultimately, playing is fun. Perfectionism gets in the way of fun. A more skillful goal might be to find comfort in the process. To make and put out successive works with ease.” ― Rick Rubin, The Creative Act: A Way of Being Get inspired with us at www.tdbs.ch #TDBSolutions #urbanart #artsolutions #creativeentrepeneur #artzurich #zurich #creativeprocess #artdaily  #makingarttangible #artforbusinessgrowth