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But if we're moving on to "industrial-strength devices" on a "city-scale", then we might as well mandate their installation near the producers of the unclean ai
by zo1 11y ago
But if we're moving on to "industrial-strength devices" on a "city-scale", then we might as well mandate their installation near the producers of the unclean air that we're trying to clean.
I.e. Make an industrial-strength version of this, and stick it on say a coal power plant's cooling tower. I'd imagine you'd get far more bang for your buck due to the efficiency gains of not having to "clean" almost-clean air.
- akiselev 11y agoI don't think there exists a coal plant in the developed world that isn't already using this technology. Without these particulate filters, a wide swath of area around each coal plant would be entirely uninhabitable by modern standards.