microwave shower droplets (fog?)

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by boubka » 13/11/10, 12:11

Can you be more precise ? give an example of material and price?

There is also a scale effect on this subject, does the price come from basic costs (material / energy) or from margins?

I did not find a manufacturer with recycling of non-potable water.
in addition to the price of the material (expensive it is on) to add the price of the treatment but especially
monitoring and maintenance (often daily) requires skill in the biological and chemical fields and a lot of time, and it's not free ...
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by bernardd » 13/11/10, 12:19

I'm asking you because I haven't found an integrated system either.

For monitoring, this confirms the idea of ​​the efficiency of a distillation, where there is nothing to do ...
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by boubka » 13/11/10, 12:34

it remains the lagoon with plants, but not simple either because it does not support any pollution, it is necessary to use biodegradable product.

for the distillation it would be necessary to be able to remove the grease regularly and then I imagine that it would take a very large amount of energy to evaporate m3 of water (this amounts to the desalenization of sea water)
I think the cost of this even solar would be depreciable
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by bernardd » 13/11/10, 13:05

boubka wrote:for the distillation it would be necessary to be able to remove the grease regularly and then I imagine that it would take a very large amount of energy to evaporate m3 of water (this amounts to the desalenization of sea water)
I think the cost of this even solar would be depreciable


Dry remains can be burnt.

If you have already seen the fogging in a shower, part of the spraying is already done.

All the heating means used are above 100 ° C: it does not necessarily require more energy, but better cycling, better use.
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by Flytox » 14/11/10, 22:54

Getting back to the "fog" aspect, this mist of tiny droplets certainly goes deeper into the lungs bronchi and bronchioles than the droplets usually produced during the shower.

This fog brings with it traces of chlorine and other junk that serve to sanitize tap water. So, is there an effect on health, short, medium or long term? Did the manufacturer have the responsible behavior to study the phenomenon with a competent medical service before placing the product on the market ... : Cry:
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by dedeleco » 15/11/10, 00:31

See the doctors who make similar inhalations for colds, bronchitics and sinusitis with disinfectants in them harmful enough for microbes at least !!
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by boubka » 15/11/10, 01:16

Good evening
the risk of legionellosis is unavoidable, we are looking for more and more ... then no future for this kind of thing : Shock:
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by dedeleco » 15/11/10, 01:49

No legionellosis at all with copper pipes for sanitary water, because copper, its ions and its oxides is very harmful to all bacteria and molds, fungi, (treatment of organic vines) !!

See references on econologie !!
http://www.cuivre.org/media/pdf_2009/fichier_167.pdf
http://www.cuivre.org/contenu/docs/doc/ ... nelles.pdf
Only with iron pipes (big hospitals, and big wet things) we have this legionellosis !!

http://www.aqualyse.info/cuag1.htm
read everything that google gives !!
http://www.google.fr/search?client=fire ... =&gs_rfai=
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by Obamot » 15/11/10, 06:02

The rotary shower head with which you can use several modes of jets, including misting: I love it!

It is above all a question of comfort. Say we save water? No, not really, because we stay much longer in the shower, it's so nice! And we can alternate with a pulse massage effect. In short, a real relaxation, which is well worth a little less water, especially if you do not take a bath ...!

Not noticed any negative effect, but probably that the mist produces ions which are very good for cleaning up the atmosphere!

PLEASE NOTE: do not use the mist sprayer, leave it to the Fire Department: it is extremely dangerous when you do not know where, when and how to use it! Misting mixed with particles and other (often invisible) slag suspended in the air during certain types of fire, can cause an explosive gas mixture with flash point, flashback and explosion! You are charred / blown ... in less than a second, several firefighters have already died because of that, now they have a little better control and know the precursory symptoms ... but it remains very dangerous: do not touch! It's sudden, and devastating (blown up constructions!)
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by boubka » 15/11/10, 18:43

hello dedeleco
No legionellosis at all with copper pipes for sanitary water

in your doc it says that copper reduces the risk and in no case does not remove it.
moreover hot water tanks are often made of steel and shower heads are made of plastic
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