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energypowersaver · 1 year
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In-Home Display Devices
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In-home display devices provide real-time energy usage and consumption cost feedback. They help Victorian households become more aware of their energy usage habits and facilitate energy savings.
It connects to your smart meter and shows you current electricity and gas consumption in both kWh (kilowatt hours) and pounds and pence. It also lets you know how much credit you have. To know more about In Home Display Device, visit the Energy Power Saver website or call 69650912468.
Real-time energy usage is becoming more common in Australia, thanks to smart meters - the latest generation of electric meters that can track your electricity use digitally every 30 minutes. They can also send that data to your retailer so you can see the cost of your electricity in real-time.
To see this information, you need an in home display device NSW that connects to your smart meter and displays it in a clear and concise way. These devices are easy to install, require no wiring and have a variety of uses, from displaying energy cost data to letting you know when one price period ends and another begins.
Alternatively, there are some smart energy monitoring apps that you can download to your smartphone that also display real-time data on your power consumption. These will reveal any patterns or outliers, so you can make sure your appliances aren't guzzling up the most power at peak times.
Time-of-use tariffs are an option that can help you reduce your energy costs. These rates apply when your smart meter registers energy usage during off peak periods, such as overnight or on weekends.
In New South Wales, energy distributors can offer a time-of-use rate to households that have smart meters. However, these time-of-use tariffs are not always as cost-effective as they seem.
For example, if you live in New South Wales and want to save money on your power bill, you would have to drastically shift your energy usage towards off-peak times. You would need to move most of your electricity use into off-peak hours between 10pm and 7am to see any real savings.
This is why it’s important to understand your electricity retailer’s time-of-use tariff and the different usage rate times. You can find information about your state’s or region’s time-of-use tariff on the Energy Made Easy website. It includes a list of distribution networks and the default usage rate times for each.
Submetering is the monitoring and billing of utility consumption on a unit basis for residential or commercial premises. It is particularly useful for apartment buildings, office parks, shopping malls and other multi-tenant premises where the cost recovery of energy consumption by tenants can be improved with an accurate and reliable metering and billing process.
In New South Wales, submetering has become more popular as a means of promoting energy conservation among building residents. By installing a submeter at each tenant’s unit, landlords can be assured that tenants are only paying for their own usage and do not pay extra for the consumption of other units or the common areas.
Remote monitoring is a type of technology that allows you to monitor your devices remotely. This includes everything from battery banks to photovoltaic arrays, and can be used to help you determine whether a system is performing correctly or not.
In the United States, remote patient monitoring (RPM) is a relatively new service that helps healthcare providers better understand their patients’ health status and symptoms. It also allows patients to share their vital signs with doctors from the comfort of their homes. To know more about In Home Display Device, visit the Energy Power Saver website or call 69650912468.
Remote patient monitoring is a smart choice for many different reasons, including its ability to reduce costs and improve outcomes. It can also help patients with chronic or complex illnesses get the care they need.
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myomaustralia · 1 month
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Maximizing Your Comfort: Victorian Heating and Cooling Rebate Explained
Dive into the world of comfort and savings with MYOM Australia's guide to understanding the Victorian Heating and Cooling Rebate.
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Our dedicated team is here to simplify the process for you, ensuring you make informed decisions to enhance your home's comfort and energy efficiency. Learn how you can leverage this rebate to choose the perfect heating and cooling solutions tailored to your needs.
Our dedicated team at MYOM Australia is always here to provide you with the best advice to enable you to choose the right products and services that fit your home needs. We are committed to offering the best to cater to your precise requirements.
Contact- Web - http://myomaustralia.com.au/home-heating-and--cooling-upgrades-program Mail - [email protected] Ph - 03 9017 5799 Address - Level 19, 60 Albert Rd, South Melbourne, VIC, 3205, Australia
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poojagblog-blog · 2 months
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The global Heat Pump Market is expected to grow from an estimated USD 90.1 billion in 2024 to USD 157.8 billion by 2029, at a CAGR of 11.8% during the forecast period according to a new report by MarketsandMarkets™.
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ysatticinsulationinc · 3 months
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Transform Your Space: Ultimate Comfort with Our Duct Repair & Replacement Services
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Ensuring the integrity of your ductwork is essential for maintaining superior air quality and achieving unparalleled energy efficiency in your home. Over time, the duct system may develop leaks or sustain damage, leading to inflated energy costs and diminished indoor air comfort. This is where YS Attic Insulation Inc steps in, offering expert duct repair and replacement services that are pivotal in enhancing your home's environmental quality and securing energy savings. By entrusting your ductwork to the seasoned professionals at YS Attic Insulation Inc, you guarantee peak performance of your heating and cooling systems, thereby elevating your living space to a haven of comfort and efficiency. Embrace the change; opt for expert services with YS Attic Insulation Inc to transform your home into a bastion of comfort and sustainability.
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Geothermal Heating And Cooling Systems For Home
Geothermal Heating And Cooling Systems For Home - #homeimprovementreferral #Energy, #PopularPosts - https://www.homeimprovementreferral.com/geothermal-heating-and-cooling-systems-for-home-2023-11/
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realnewsposts · 1 year
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Maximizing Energy Efficiency In Heating and Cooling Systems
Heating and cooling systems are essential for maintaining a comfortable temperature in our homes and workplaces. However, they can also be significant energy consumers, accounting for a large portion of our energy bills. With rising energy costs and growing concerns about climate change, improving the energy efficiency of heating and cooling systems has become a crucial consideration for…
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Basically, it’s discovered that to help stabilize Danielle, aka Ellie, it’d be best to have her be smaller. She refused to be turned into a kid by Frostbite/her own power ability, when Danny remembered the shrink ray his parents made. The side effect is that they’re kind of stuck as humans when they’re that small—they can use some ghost powers, but basically, it’s a weird side effect of the shrink ray. That’s canon, by the fucking way, lmao
Anyways, so Ellie agrees, and Danny will shrink himself with the ray to her size to help her out when needed/when she wants company her size, with Jazz, Sam, and Tucker occasionally helping out. Sam buys one of those really ornate Victorian dollhouses, with wooden everything, and Danny does some… renovations… so that it no longer opens and is a proper house. There’s still some oddities because it’s a dollhouse originally, but it was easier and faster to give her a home. One of the first additions was a water/wastewater system, followed like two hours later by an electrical system. Since it was so small, Danny was able to do it fairly quickly in his big size, occasionally going small and using the small window for using his powers to double check on things.
The water system had to be refilled every week, unless hooked up to a plumbing system in a house, which Danny made some outlets for in Jazz’s room—it was easier and had significantly less questions/didn’t stand out as much if placed in Jazz’s room. They usually did it every three days, though, as the plug-in process was still a bit… hinky. The tanks for holding the water were in the ‘basement’, which was mostly inaccessible from the inside of the dollhouse but basically looked like a big stand the dollhouse stayed on. Like someone ripped a full house out of the ground WITH the basement attached. There was a small access hallway down some stairs in the house for the clean water system, though.
The electric system was fairly simple, as it didn’t cost much energy to light a dollhouse and heat/cool water. There was an AC unit, Ellie’s request, but it hardly was used and was fairly efficient just due to pure size. It was fueled by ecto batteries, which Danny made sure had a few rechargability options—just because it was efficient energy didn’t mean it didn’t ever need recharging. There was a very small ecto filter, but due to its relative small size, was easy to clean and was fairly stable, so they had a whole closet of them just chilling out, both filled and empty. The battery itself could be charged by ecto sources, Danny’s own blood, or ambient ectoplasm gained by using something that looked like a solar panel and a satellite dish had a child that the batter could be placed in. The hookup also allowed for like… normal D cell batteries.
They would buy dollhouse furniture, and occasionally just buy the big version then shrink it down. Ellie had a huge old house to herself, basically, might as well go ham. And she had a fun time with the designer doll clothes Sam liked to get, although the cheap doll clothes from the store were also fun. Best option was just buying normal clothes and shrinking them, but using things that were already small or just making stuff using normal sized objects was fun.
At some point, though, the Fenton siblings decide to go on a trip. Ellie begs to be taken along, and Jazz agrees—there’s a doll showcase in Gotham, and Jazz wanted to see if anything caught Ellie’s interest. Danny, having a room in the dollhouse himself, also went along. Might as well make it a sibling’s trip, right?
Ellie can be full size for small chunks of time, which they did while exploring the expo. They found some cool things to add, and some doll clothes Ellie was far too interested in trying on, as well as some to force on Danny later. He sighed, but like—that’s his little cousin-sister, he’d put up with it. After all, he learned how to plumb an entire (miniature) house in two days when she refused to move in until it had a fully functional bathroom, so.
Anyways!
They have a fun time, and sure, lugging the relatively giant dollhouse was a PAIN, but it was Ellie’s home, and some stabilizing tech made it relatively safe to move without risking everything freaking breaking. They load everything in again, and the dollhouse is now restocked with clothes, tiny furniture, and a lot of shrunken supplies—some foods are just hard to work with full size, and are easier to shrink, okay? Also soap, paper goods, pencils and pens, books, etc. Jazz loads the thing into her car, and Danny offers to stay with Ellie in the dollhouse—so Jazz gets them in, and shrinks them down, holding onto the shrink ray in the meantime.
All is going relatively well in Gotham traffic until there’s a rogue attack.
Go figure.
Jazz ends up unconscious, and Danny and Ellie can’t do anything before the rogue is taken care of and a paramedic team comes up. They hide back in the dollhouse, listening as the medics say she seems to be okay, just unconscious. A relief, but now they’re taking Jazz away. Fenton luck states she’s one of the few actually injured. The Bat Brigade comes by, and Batman notices that there’s a wallet for one Danny Fenton. Red Robin confirms that Jazz was likely here with at least two other people, based on the ticket stubs for the expo. However, there is a strange lack of social media presence, Danny doesn’t have a photo ID, and there’s no way of knowing for SURE that it was just Danny with her, if it was just two other people, or if Danny was in the car with her. Still, as they can’t find him but DO have his sister and his wallet, they assume he might be missing, possibly kidnapped.
The Gotham PD of course take in the car, although it’s pretty trashed. Knowing well and good that the dollhouse and such things are actually quite expensive, Commissioner Gordon mentions that it wouldn’t be a bad idea for Batman to maybe hold onto the Fenton’s things that *aren’t* related to the investigation.
Batman just takes everything. Including a rather peculiar looking gun that seems to have sustained some damage during the attack and car crash.
Gordon sighs. Figures.
So, Danny and Ellie end up in Wayne Manor. Most of the things end up in the Batcave, but Alfred insists that they place the doll things upstairs in the manor proper—the cave isn’t *that* damp, but doll things are small and delicate. So, upstairs they go.
At first, it’s fine. Danny and Ellie are fine in the dollhouse, and it’ll be at least a week before any of the systems NEED to be worked with.
Then Ellie ends up with a massive migraine. She gets them, on occasion, a sort of growing pain. Usually, they just shrink some medicine for her as she needs it, because she’s like—twelve. While they did have some medicine that had been pre-shrunk, when they were stocking up in Gotham, it turns out pain medicine was more expensive there. Not by much, but they figured—they’ll just stock up in Amity Park, they’ll be there in two days.
Haha. Nope.
So, Danny finally has to venture out. He lucks into finding the first aid kit—why there was one in the main living room, he’s not sure—and is currently working on trying to get open the blister packet of an ibuprofen when Alfred finds him.
Alfred stares at this tiny boy with a tiny make-shift knife trying to get into… over the counter pain medication.
Danny stares at this butler guy who had very gently cleaned the outside and noted the strange fact that the dollhouse did not open.
Danny waves at Alfred.
Alfred waves a tiny finger back.
“Hello,” Alfred says softly, which is fantastic because loud noises could get painful—part of the reason for Ellie’s headache was an argument between Tim and Damian. “How do you do?”
Danny hesitates, before he makes an exaggerated so-so gesture.
“You understand me?”
Danny nods—it’s rare for people to understand what he’s saying when he’s 5 inches tall.
“How wonderful,” Alfred smiles. “And how can I help our young guest tonight?”
Danny gestures to the blister packet.
“Pain medication? Isn’t that a little bit large for you.”
The teen thinks for a second on how to communicate. He points to the pill, then makes a slight show of pretending to grind something, like a mortar and pestle.
Thankfully, Alfred got the idea. “Would it be easier if I ground it up for you?”
Danny takes a moment to think before accepting with an enthusiastic nod.
“Very well,” Alfred says, taking the blister packet in one hand. He then hold his other out, palm up, like a platform. “Would you like to come with me?”
Danny ‘his survival instincts died when he did’ Fenton gets into Alfred’s hand.
Alfred grinds up the pill into a fine powder. Danny hands him a tiny bottle—still large in Danny’s hands, as it was not a shrunk bottle—that he had tied around his waist. Alfred fills it, and hands it back.
“I assume you came from the tiny house we have in our living room?”
Danny again nods. Alfred takes him there, setting him down outside the front door. Danny bows, and sure it’s Japanese as hell, and he’s white as all get out, but it’s a generally understood gesture of thanks. He hopes.
Alfred understands it just fine. “I bid you goodnight, then. Perhaps we will talk more, when you are feeling better?”
Danny hesitates, again, but he nods. Alfred had been nice enough, so far.
Danny heads in, quickly measuring out the medicine—shrunk pressure plates and scales and weights made what it was measuring relative—to him the weights on the hand balance scale felt the same weight. Ellie got her medicine, and they both went back to sleep.
He told her in the morning what happened. Ellie was strangely gung-ho about meeting this butler guy, and so—when no one else was around—, she and Danny went onto the tiny balcony as Alfred came in to dust.
“Oh my,” he said. “There’s two of you, now. Should I expect more?”
Both of them did an exaggerated ‘no’ dance.
“Very well, I don’t believe I’ve introduced myself. I’m Alfred Pennyworth, the family butler. Welcome to Wayne Manor.”
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dsiddhant · 1 year
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The global heat pump market is expected to grow from USD 53.2 billion in 2021 to USD 83.5 billion by 2026, at a CAGR of 9.5% during...
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energypowersaver · 1 year
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Choosing an Energy Efficient Shower Head NSW
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Choosing an energy efficient shower head NSW is a simple way to conserve water and reduce your monthly water and energy bills. They are available in a range of designs to suit any bathroom.
Water efficiency labels are required on all showerheads sold in Australia under the national water efficiency labelling and standards (WELS) scheme. The label includes a flow rate and a star rating. To know more about Energy Efficient Shower Head, visit the Energy Power Saver website or call 69650912468.
One of the main factors that determine water usage is flow rate. A lower flow rate will save you more water, which is always a good thing.
To measure your shower head's flow rate, place a bucket marked in gallon increments under the shower and turn on the tap at normal pressure. Then, time how long it takes to fill the bucket to the 1-gallon (3.8 liter) mark.
You can also look for a water-efficient product that is rated by the Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme. This rating shows how much water the product uses compared to other products in the same category.
Buying an energy efficient shower head NSW is one of the easiest and most impactful ways to reduce your water and energy bills. If you live in Victoria, it is even possible to receive a free showerhead installation under the Victorian Energy Upgrades program.
The Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) scheme requires all shower heads, toilets and urinals to have a rating. The WELS rating is a star grading system similar to Energy Star ratings, with the highest stars representing the most efficient products.
In Australia, the WELS scheme is a government requirement for showers and some other household items like tapware, washing machines, dishwashers and urinals to be water efficient. Its goal is to help consumers make climate conscious decisions about the water they use.
A typical inefficient shower head can use between 15 - 25L per minute, while an efficient WELS 3 star rated one will give a high-quality shower using as little as 5L every minute. This will save a two-person family at least $160 annually on their household energy and water bills, depending on how much hot water they use.
A low-flow showerhead is a good idea for most homes, especially if you have an instantaneous gas hot water system or if you live on a higher floor. It is also a great idea for older homes that may have a lower water pressure.
Water pressure in the shower is a major concern for many homeowners. It’s a common issue with low-flow shower heads, which limit the flow of water in order to save on energy and water bills.
But a lower flow rate does not mean that the showerhead is useless. In fact, the right shower head can provide a relaxing experience while also reducing your water and energy usage.
If you are concerned about your energy and water bills, it’s a good idea to look for an energy efficient shower head NSW. These can help you reduce your water and energy consumption by up to 50 percent.
To find out if your current showerhead is wasting water, try this simple test: Place a bucket marked in gallon increments under the shower head and turn it on. Watch the time it takes to fill the bucket.
One of the easiest and most cost effective ways to reduce your water bill is to swap out that old scalding shower head for a more energy efficient model. It's a win-win for the planet and your wallet.
For example, the Daintree snazzy shower head, a 4 star Water Efficiency Labelling and Standards (WELS) rated product uses flexible 5 spray technology to deliver an economical 7.5 litres per minute. The same model also boasts the most notable energy saving trick in the form of a cleverly concealed nozzle that lets you switch between four different sprays – all while using only a fraction of the hot water your regular shower head uses.
If you're looking for the perfect energy efficient shower head NSW, check out the Daintree - a top of the range model with free installation to boot. It's the best way to save on water and energy bills while keeping your bathroom smelling fresh and feeling luxurious. 
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myomaustralia · 1 month
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Empowering Your Home Comfort: MYOM Australia's Expert Advice on Government Rebates for Heating and Cooling Systems
In the quest for the perfect home environment, one often faces the challenge of balancing comfort with energy efficiency. Fortunately, with the assistance of MYOM Australia, navigating this landscape becomes a breeze. Specializing in providing tailored guidance and solutions, MYOM Australia is your partner in making informed decisions regarding heating and cooling systems, all while maximizing available government rebates.
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Your Home, Your Comfort:
At MYOM Australia, we understand that every home is unique, and so are its heating and cooling requirements. Whether you're facing the scorching heat of summer or the chill of winter, our team of experts is dedicated to helping you find the ideal solutions that cater to your specific needs. From split-system air conditioners to ducted heating systems, we offer a wide range of products designed to keep your home comfortable year-round.
Maximizing Government Rebates:
One of the key benefits of choosing MYOM Australia is our commitment to helping you take advantage of government rebates for heating and cooling systems. Our knowledgeable staff is well-versed in the latest rebate programs and incentives offered by local and federal governments. By leveraging these rebates, you not only save money on your initial investment but also contribute to a more sustainable future by adopting energy-efficient technologies.
Expert Guidance Every Step of the Way:
Navigating the world of heating and cooling systems can be overwhelming, but with MYOM Australia by your side, you can rest assured that you're in good hands. Our team of experts will work closely with you to assess your home's needs, recommend the most suitable products and services, and guide you through the rebate application process. With our personalized approach and attention to detail, achieving optimal home comfort has never been easier.
A Commitment to Excellence:
At MYOM Australia, we take pride in offering the best products, services, and advice to our customers. We understand the importance of quality, reliability, and energy efficiency when it comes to heating and cooling systems, which is why we partner with leading brands known for their innovation and performance. When you choose MYOM Australia, you can trust that you're investing in products that will provide years of comfort and satisfaction.
Experience the MYOM Difference:
Ready to take your home comfort to the next level? Contact MYOM Australia today to learn more about our expert advice and government rebates for heating and cooling systems. With our personalized approach, extensive knowledge, and commitment to excellence, we're here to help you create the perfect environment for your home. Experience the MYOM difference and enjoy comfort, efficiency, and peace of mind all year round.
Contact- Web - https://myomaustralia.com.au/home-heating-and--cooling-upgrades-program/ Mail - [email protected] Ph - 03 9017 5799 Address - Level 19, 60 Albert Rd, South Melbourne, VIC, 3205, Australia
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reasonsforhope · 30 days
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"Heat stored underground in caverns can be set aside in Finland’s summer months to be re-used during frigid winters thanks to a state-of-the-art ‘seasonal energy’ storage facility.
Slated for construction this summer near Helsinki, it will be the largest in the world by all standards and contain enough thermal energy to heat a medium-sized city all winter.
Thermal exchange heating systems, like those built underground, or domestic heat pumps, are seen as the most effective way available of reducing the climate-impact of home heating and cooling.
Their function relies on natural forces or energy recycling to cool down or heat up water and then using it to radiate hot or cold energy into a dwelling.
In Vantaa, Finland’s fourth largest city neighboring the capital of Helsinki, the ambitious Varanto seasonal energy storage project plans to store cheap and environmental friendly waste heat from datacenters, cooling processes, and waste-to-energy assets in underground caverns where it can be used to heat buildings via the district heating network whenever it is needed.
In Finland and other Nordic countries, the heat consumption varies significantly between seasons. Heat consumption in the summertime is only about one-tenth of the peak load consumption during the cold winter months.
Varanto will utilize underground caverns equal in space to two Maddison Square Gardens—over a million cubic meters—filled with water heated by this waste heat and pressure that will allow the water to reach temperatures of up to 300 degrees Fahrenheit without the water boiling or evaporating.
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“The world is undergoing a huge energy transition. Wind and solar power have become vital technologies in the transition from fossil fuels to clean energy,” says Vantaa Energy CEO Jukka Toivonen.
“The biggest challenge of the energy transition so far has been the inability to store these intermittent forms of energy for later use. Unfortunately, small-scale storage solutions, such as batteries or accumulators, are not sufficient; large, industrial-scale storage solutions are needed. Varanto is an excellent example of this, and we are happy to set an example for the rest of the world.” ...
“Two 60-MW electric boilers will be built in conjunction with Varanto,” adds Toivonen. “These boilers will be used to produce heat from renewable electricity when electricity is abundant and cheap. Our heat-producing system will work like a hybrid car: alternating between electricity and other forms of production, depending on what is most advantageous and efficient at the time.”
... Construction of the storage facility’s entrance is expected to start in summer 2024, while it could be operational as early as 2028."
-via Good News Network, April 12, 2024. Video via VantaanEnergia, March 10, 2024
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Ripping up concrete sidewalks and parking lots and instead planting urban forests and using less cars can all help to decrease indoor and outdoor air temperature. In cities with an abundance of water, “soft cooling” techniques using fans and pools can also greatly reduce extreme temperatures.
Many architects today are also changing how they design buildings: only providing AC in specific rooms instead of through a central heating system. This way, people can choose to open or close their windows if they want, while reducing the energy needed to cool the hallways and lobby areas.
If you face photovoltaic panels westward, you can time the peak electricity production from solar energy with peak electricity demand for cooling. Using better glass on buildings, external shading, increasing air movement and installing ceiling fans—all of these further reduce reliance on AC.
In the longer term, we can cool our streets by narrowing them, using less dark colors that absorb heat, and aligning streets to prevailing winds. There are also ways we can overhaul the way we do air conditioning itself.
Many cities already provide air-conditioned public spaces as a public health services; we could also redesign apartment buildings with social spaces for people to hang out, by, for example, transforming the much cooler basements into lounges.
We could build cooperative housing that is ecologically and efficiently designed, so that people can together manage their energy use and decide on their own innovations to lower temperature. Toronto has a district cooling system that uses cold water from the bottom of Lake Ontario, and then uses the warmed up water for the drinking water supply.
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suaropods on earth are the absolute upper limit for land vertebrates, but is it because they have four legs? cause i was working on a scifi spec evo idea where the endoskeletal vertebrate-analogs have eight legs and it got me wondering if it means their sauropod equivalents can be even bigger in a similar earth like gravity
If it was just about leg numbers then land mammals wouldn’t be smaller than the biggest dinosaurs
In reality you need specific evolutionary pressures, circumstances, and unique and efficient anatomy to get big.
For sauropods it was entirely due to their internal anatomy. Sauropods are saurischian dinosaurs, which have hollow bones with internal scaffolding that likely made them stronger than if they were solid, as well as a very extensive respiratory system that included numerous air sacks, many of which ran through their bones. This ultimately allowed saurischian dinosaurs to massively cut back on volume and allow them to cool off easier and have more efficient respiration. There’s things we still don’t know about sauropod anatomy though such as how their circulatory systems combated their sheer verticality. Dinosaurs also have unidirectional respiratory systems, which is more efficient than mammalian two way airflow.
For modern baleen whales it has more to do with the aftermath of the last ice age and how it impacted the location of their food (keep in mind this explanation of the evolution of baleen whale size is based on my current understanding and might not be correct). Baleen whales actually used to be much smaller, around bus size. But during and after the last ice age the ocean currents changed and krill populations became concentrated around the poles. Because of this, baleen whales needed a way to eat as much as possible in one sitting and travel long distances efficiently. The easy solution was to get big, which became easier as their predators the macroraptorial sperm whales and Otodus megalodon gradually went extinct. A thing to note however, is that because they need more resources due to their size, the number of baleen whale species is lower than it was several million years ago. Also also, blue whales are getting bigger.
On earth, 200 tons is more or less the maximum size for animals, as the biggest whales, ichthyosaurs, and sauropods got around that size.
There’s more things to note though:
No, higher oxygen levels don’t make things bigger. Not even bugs. Modern arthropods are actually on average bigger than their Carboniferous counterparts, and the oxygen levels were way higher back then. And griffinflies, very active flying insects, lasted all the way into the Permian, when oxygen levels were lower than in modern day.
It’s important to consider what the bones of animals are made of as well as their structure. Different internal structures can handle stress better, and different materials can handle pressure differently.
Eight legs might be too many, as having more legs, while very stable, can be more energy costly. Two legs might not be able to support as much weight as four, but it is more efficient.
A very big thing animals have to fight with when it comes to size is something called the square cube law. Basically as something gets bigger its volume (insides) increase way faster than its outsides (surface area). If you had a 1 centimeter cube and doubled its size, the surface area would quadruple but the insides would increase eight times. But there are ways of combating this such as decreasing volume with things like air sacks or increasing surface area by being very wrinkly (that’s how human brains fit so many neurons!). And because things with a metabolism generate heat, big animals have to combat overheating because they have a lot of insides. That’s why elephants have such big vascularized ears and why their skin acts like a sponge to soak up water.
Also I have no idea how perucetus got so big, that glorious fatass
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Breathe Easy: The Importance Of Air Duct Cleaning In Las Vegas
Are you breathing easy in Las Vegas? The air around us is crucial to our health and well-being, yet it's often overlooked. In this bustling city of lights, ensuring the quality of the air we breathe is essential. Join us as we delve into the world of air duct cleaning and discover why it's a game-changer for your indoor environment. Let's explore how clean Air Duct Cleaning Las Vegas home or business!
The Impact Of Poor Indoor Air Quality
Poor indoor air quality can significantly impact your health and well-being. When your air ducts are filled with dust, allergens, and pollutants, the air circulating in your home becomes contaminated. This can lead to respiratory issues, allergies, and other health problems for you and your family.
Breathing in polluted air consistently can aggravate existing conditions like asthma or allergies. It can also cause headaches, fatigue, and irritation of the eyes, nose, and throat. Additionally, poor indoor air quality may contribute to an overall decline in indoor comfort levels.
If addressed, indoor air quality can improve over time as contaminants continue to accumulate in the ductwork. This is why regular air duct cleaning is essential to maintain a healthy living environment for you and your loved ones.
Benefits Of Regular Air Duct Cleaning
When it comes to maintaining a healthy indoor environment, regular air duct cleaning is an essential component. Over time, dust, dirt, pet dander, and other contaminants can accumulate in your air ducts. These pollutants affect the quality of the air you breathe and the efficiency of your HVAC system.
Investing in regular air duct cleaning can improve the overall air quality in your home or office. Clean air ducts help reduce allergens and irritants that can exacerbate respiratory conditions like asthma or allergies. Additionally, they promote better airflow throughout your space, leading to improved energy efficiency and lower utility bills.
Moreover, regular air duct maintenance can extend your HVAC system's lifespan. When debris builds up in the ductwork, it forces the system to work harder to heat or cool your space, which can result in premature wear and tear on components. Ensuring that your air ducts are clean helps prevent unnecessary strain on your HVAC unit and reduces the risk of costly repairs.
Choosing A Reliable And Efficient Air Duct Cleaning Service In Las Vegas
Reliability and efficiency are key factors to consider when selecting an air duct cleaning service in Las Vegas. With the abundance of options available, it can be overwhelming to make the right choice.
Start by researching companies online and reading customer reviews to understand their reputation. Look for a company that is licensed and insured and has experienced technicians who use industry-standard equipment.
Ask about their process – a reputable service provider will conduct a thorough inspection before starting the cleaning process. Please inquire about additional services they offer, such as mold remediation or dryer vent cleaning.
Remember to request a detailed quote upfront with no hidden fees. A trustworthy company will provide transparency regarding its pricing structure.
Choosing a reliable and efficient air duct cleaning service in Las Vegas is essential for maintaining good indoor air quality and ensuring your HVAC system operates at its best.
Conclusion
In Las Vegas, where clean air is essential for comfort and health, air duct cleaning plays a vital role in maintaining good indoor air quality. Regular cleaning keeps your HVAC system clear of dust, debris, and contaminants so you can quickly know that the air circulating in your home is fresh and clean.
Choosing a reliable and efficient air duct cleaning service in Las Vegas ensures the job is done thoroughly and professionally. With the benefits of improved indoor air quality, energy efficiency, cost savings, and overall well-being at stake, investing in regular air duct cleaning pays off in more ways than one.
Don't wait until poor indoor air quality affects your health or increases energy bills. Take proactive steps to ensure your HVAC system runs efficiently by scheduling regular air duct cleaning with trusted professionals. Your lungs—and wallet—will thank you!
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As summer turns to fall, many people will be turning off the air conditioning and firing up heaters instead. But traditional heating and cooling systems are energy-intensive, and because they typically run on fossil fuels, they aren't sustainable. Now, by mimicking a desert-dwelling chameleon, a team reporting in Nano Letters has developed an energy-efficient, cost-effective coating. The material could keep buildings cool in the summers—or warm in the winters—without additional energy. Many desert creatures have specialized adaptations to allow them to survive in harsh environments with large daily temperature shifts. For example, the Namaqua chameleon of southwestern Africa alters its color to regulate its body temperature as conditions change. The critters appear light gray in hot temperatures to reflect sunlight and keep cool, then turn a dark brown once they cool down to absorb heat instead. This unique ability is a naturally occurring example of passive temperature control—a phenomenon that could be adapted to create more energy-efficient buildings. But many systems, such as cooling paints or colored steel tiles, are only designed to keep buildings either cool or warm, and can't switch between "modes." Inspired by the Namaqua chameleon, Fuqiang Wang and colleagues wanted to create a color-shifting coating that would adapt as outside temperatures fluctuate.
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