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Chiang Mai’s Green Giant proves it can suck up fine dust particles


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Here in Pattaya they haave a plan to lay plastic,over the Fake ''sandbag beach''  to avoid rain water erosion, last month BKK sprayed a solution of molasis and water in the air to fight the poison ,now this!!!!.

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3 hours ago, cmsally said:

Well I am in 3kms radius and didn't make much difference. If what they say is true, then the readings from Tapae Gate would have a different pattern than others, wherein fact they have the same levels and pattern.

If  only it could be combined with the boat  props?

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4 hours ago, jaiyen said:

And how will they clean the filters ? Probably just wash them out with a hose and put the particles back into the air !  They think that if you cant see them they have gone. These 2.5 particles do not break down and will be back in the air ASAP.  

oxydise at high temperature ????

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10 hours ago, webfact said:

appeared to be efficient in reducing the amount of fine dust particles in the air in a 3-kilometre radius

Pigs can fly!

 

There must be some deadly air currents in the vicinity if it it sucking air in from a 3 km radius.  Are there people who actually believe such drivel?

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11 hours ago, webfact said:

Chiang Mai’s Green Giant proves it can suck up fine dust particles

And the Jolly Green Giant still lives in Jolly Green Valley with Little Sprout, and that's where vegetables really, really come from.  "Ho Ho Ho!"

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More BS news and BS faux solutions from the heart of do nothingness....

 

Not to mention, the article makes absolutely no mention of what kind of filtering system their big vacuum cleaner actually has, or, as another poster pointed out, what's actually powering the thing.

 

 

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18 hours ago, jaiyen said:

And how will they clean the filters ? Probably just wash them out with a hose and put the particles back into the air !  They think that if you cant see them they have gone. These 2.5 particles do not break down and will be back in the air ASAP.  

Knowing how they do things here, I wouldn’t be surprised if they had a crew of Somchais drive up with an air compressor in the back of a truck, remove the filters, and then blow them out with compressed air. ????

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