obsorb-nano water pollution remover

Now a days water pollution become a major concern.Out of all water resources available in world the percentage of water resources is nearly 3%. Due to pollution this water resources are decreasing day by day.

We need to have a good remedy to stop this pollution.One of such remedy is obsorb.

Chemist Paul edmistons search for a new way to detect explosive at airport instead lead to what know called as obsorb a swellable organically modified sillica capable of absorbing oil and other contaminents of water.

At present it's devolpement is carried out by a company called absorb materials.

Working:

-it binds pollutants to itself and expands.it is actually going through a mechanical expansion in this process
- When they came in contact with each other until eventually nanoparticles in there will connect up so much that they lock up.
- so after this fully connects and hardens up,we just dry it down on top and it shrinks down.when it comes in contact with a contaminent,it will swell back to take it's original form.

Application:

-It can be used to remove toxins from water.

- it removes contaminated water.

Conclusion:

It is being tested In USA. If it succeed it can remove complete pollutants from water.

click here to download ppt

Comments

rule based machine translation

Hi friend today let us know about rule based machine translation.this one of approaches of machine translation and this is earliest machine translation approach Rule-based machine translation (RbMT) refers to a machine translation engine built on algorithms that analyze the syntax of the source language and uses rules to transfer the meaning to the target languag e by building a sentence. The rule based machine translation systems are developed in early 1970’s they are -Systran -Japanese mt -eurotra At present following companies using rule based machine translation are - Apertium - GramTrans The RBMT is based on linking structure of given input with structure of demanded output service necessarily preserving their unique meaning. For this process we need following - A dictionary that will map every worl...

Jio phone review

Recently jio became very famous and gave a togh completation for all Network servicing companies like Artel and idea by it's amazing offers like free call, messages and 1gb per day for 3 months at just 350 for all registered users. Recently it lanched a new 1500 rs phone to make jio available to 2g users . With a minimum cost of 1500 as deposit and company promised that it will refund the money after certain amount of time .Customers need to pay Rs 500 booking amount and the balance Rs 1000 at the time of delivery sometime .About 6 million pieces are sold on this 21st august and booking are paused ,next booking are unknown. Here is good news for registered users jio is planing to deliver jio phone to already registered users on September 21 . Here are some of features of jio 1500 phone -2.4-inch screen with QVGA display - It has Fm radio,caluclator, converter -Dual Core, 1.2 GHz Processor - 2.0 megapixel camera with led flash -2000mAh battery wit...

Fog screen technology

ABSTRACT: INTRODUCTION: — Fog Screen is breakthrough technology that allows projection of high quality images in the air. It is currently the only walk-through projection screen that allows for projections on a thin layer of dry fog. — The first public demonstration of Fog Screen was in Finland in October 2002 WORKING: — The system starts with water that is held in a large plastic container or comes from a regular water pipe. This water is drawn through a plastic tube via a small engine. — the fog screen is an internal part of the laminar airflow, and remains thin and turbulence — The ultrasonic transducer is used to divide the water into small and tiny water droplets — fog is pushed down and held in place by several small fans, allowing for a consistent surface for display. CONCLUSION: — Nokia, one of many using the Fog Screen products, installed a number of screens to trade show entrances that showed an animation of a character walking and using the Nokia produ...

Technophille

Search This Blog