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Eco India: How the pattern of a beehive inspired the design for an affordable, natural air cooler

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I'm looking for a less costly way to cool my desert home From what I understand evaporative cooling only work below 30 humidity Where I am it's regularly above 60 humidity Comment from : Tim Erickson

"Mangalore tiles" roofing, did the same Comment from : Samuel K

Also you see videos where they use cut bottle tops same arrangement but the air passing through using the bottle neck pressure to act as a natural compressor to dissipate heat Just like refrigerator compressors work Comment from : ed me

As a ceramics person, I must ask about the humidity levels in the buildings that utilize this cooling method? Comment from : Marc Isaacs

Don't think its scalable, have everyone in the city with them, now there is a shortage of water Comment from : Chris Rodriguez

❤ Comment from : malik ario

So this startup/company is selling/installing evaporative air coolers I wonder what the price would be compared to an air cooler Comment from : Amit Kumar

Bee hives are wetter than I thought Comment from : MaxBrix

Neat project I'm a big fan of passive systems I think it's too humid here for these to work effectively Also, if it was 67°F, I'd be thinking about turning the heat on, not cooling off more 😅 The typical a/c around here is about 10 degrees warmer, and they're mostly run for dehumidifier purposes Definitely a neat aesthetic though Comment from : Average Floridian

Similar to water curtain cooling Comment from : CW

Evaporative Coolers have been around FOREVER The US sold them as "Humidifiers" many ages ago They work well up until the Air becomes fully saturated with Moisture At that point, they no longer can Cool because the air wont accept any more moisture The idea that you could just make a boatload of waterfalls to cool everyone down also presents its own Eco issues as that can lead to massive weather changes in which the areas get so saturated with moisture, that it causes massive flooding in various other areas, when it rains all of that moisture back down to Earthbrbr The best Eco solution, is not to scrap the AC units but instead, to increase the Insulation properties of every building because most Heating and Cooling are LOST, due to Thermals Leaking Thicker insulated walls + insulated ceilings Much thicker Glass windows to prevent conductive losses (and making things much quieter to boot) As well as putting the masses of Apartments, and businesses, Under Ground, where the temps are Naturally much cooler, and much more Stable (This could also solve issues with having to Plowing and shovel Snow) It would also prevent issues of degradation of cars Rusting, to the salted roadsbrbr This would also allow for larger scale farming, and various kinds of green parks, on the surface Comment from : John Dough

Wonderful how Cool! Comment from : TejasMorninGlory

when algae starts to grow, a type of nasty mosquito (named 'no-see-um' ,google if u want to see) going to outbreak in this structure Comment from : Spaide man

Okay but wont there be and issue for mosquitos?, some water could stay, and it'll be a breeding ground for mosquitos yes? Comment from : Gerard Shandy Krisna

This works on the same principle as the evaporative coolers They are called swamp coolers in America and work best in dry climates because of the humidity they add to the air Comment from : michael fickel

Where will water come for all this?brWill holy cow urine be used to make this work? Comment from : 優さん

wonder if moss walls are any help, as well as implementation Comment from : jessica li

non sense brafter 3+ years no practical use Comment from : Nad

It's a DIY or old school portery based evaporation cooler But how much water does it use and energy required to pump and source the water? The local area could become humidity saturated and make them ineffective Also an extreme heatwave could be to hot to overcome to make the inside survivabile Comment from : Gilles de Brouwer

fyi this will NEVER work in high humidity or without motor pushing the water, and refilling water everyday Comment from : Manoj Bhat

I am curious what this method of cooling does to ambient humidity Water in the air contributes to the perception of heat discomfort Where does the honeycomb system discharge the heat, since energy doesn't disappear? Comment from : Diana Diehl

Would be good is English Subtitles is available, even though Translation is Provided Speaker can be blurred because of Ascent ; English Subtitle helps Comment from : Phillip

How is this going to work where water is scarce? Comment from : Carin Wiseman

Too much water wastage Comment from : RizZ X

have you never seen a bee hive before? Comment from : Eugene S

wasp nest not bee hive Comment from : Cavemantero

This is simply a water cooler Showing a computer generated model and saying climate control over and over does not make it high tech or new It's just a simple old water cooler Comment from : William Brewer

Plant some trees Comment from : Keith Mailhotte

9-12 degrees? That's it? Comment from : Joe Illingworth

It's a swamp cooler Comment from : Stuart nevins

Evaporative cooling is great! Pretty cool to have seen it being used to cool PC's in the early 2000's 👍👍 Comment from : 1madmaxx80

No Trees neeed to fuel the kilns are better of not getting cut down in the first place This is wrong Just put water on all the concrete and structures that are causing the urban heat dome Or tear out the concrete all together and plants trees there Comment from : Napalm Holocaust

Swamp cooler Comment from : Michael Coffee

This will only be useful when it is not humidbrbrAlso, how is this different from those "desert coolers" we had at home, where there was a box made out of "khas sheets" and a small motor to drench them with water and a fan to blow air past them? They used to work great during the hot, dry part of Delhi summers, but not at all once the monsoons arrived Comment from : TheLibran38

What about where does the water come from?? brIs there enough water in the countryside Comment from : Pammy

I stopped using the cooling part of the air-con years ago, I open up the house during the summer and only run the fan now, since doing this the house has become cooler by just moving the air around but not cooling it Now when walking past the outlet there is no heat coming from it brThe Summer temps where I live can reach over 50°c during the hight of summer, I have also adopted the Spanish way of living by having a nap at the peek of the heat once past that point it starts cooling down enough that I can go back out side and do more Gardning or more work insidebrI like the idea of the water over the tiles, this would work for my home by having one at the back of the house and one at the front, it will have the added benefit of the water being a natural sound barrier to road noise and just many from the next door neighbour who just can not talk softly when on the phone, I can hear her even when I’m in the back yard and the house is between us😳😳 Comment from : Dawsie

I see this from Germany Here give this with Wood in Wood Building and the Name is ,,Saline'' Comment from : schreibhecht

How can this be scaled up to a cities environmental level? Or is it already being done? Comment from : Glen Bartholomew

It won't work in humid places :/ Comment from : Ersin Tek

Good idea Comment from : STUDY AID ( READ BEYOND BORDER)

I think that a way to fix this AC issue of it heating up the air would be both switching to nuclear-based power, and using systems that use a form of cold liquid or ice as a way to regulate temperature Comment from : FuzionZlercika

Very interesting The concept seems to have come from our traditional jaffries seen all around the mogul structures in India and Pakistan The aga khan hospital in Karachi interesting,y has also used the same concept of Jeffrey walls keeping the air fresh and cool Your idea is also wonderful and worth trying out Comment from : Zantag

I wish you'd kindly include a transcript: it's a bit difficult to understand all of itbr(For example, at approx 5:01, the sixty degree part seems quite impossible )😊brbrThank you very much for creating videos that inspire brbr🍃✨🦋 Comment from : MortalClown

There were water structures in Mughal Architecture for a reason Comment from : Mujtaba Sharif

How do you keep it wet? Where is the water coming from? Comment from : utopify org - Utopia begins with U

陶器に水をかけて気化熱で冷やすクーラーなら効果あるよ Comment from : hozonban

But what about Water costing, Rsinw water can be useful but you can't store that much to keep the cooling going on So do we have to use fresh water Comment from : Ashallmusica

Give me translate plis sir Comment from : Woodwork Hd

swamp cooler is nothing new Comment from : ssruiimxwaeeayezbb ttirvorg

It would fail when humidity is high Comment from : Akash Verma

But it would waste lots of water Comment from : Bhaskar Maity

What a brilliant idea from India,,,it's very very practical eco friendly ❤🙏 Comment from : Pavithra Jayawardena

Zero energy haaabrHow you lift water ???brWe use dessert room coolers from decades Comment from : Abid

Great to showing us, bcs now popular in malaysia about your traditional air cooler 🥰 Comment from : Khairul Adzwan

Giant swamp cooler, nothing moreNOT a 'great' achievement Comment from : DD

India sucksbigly Comment from : DD

One tweak n you cd drop T by another 20 degrees Comment from : ABU 2020

❤ Comment from : Lia Summers

What's the power rating of beehive compared to a desert cooler which also works using evaporative principle? Comment from : Shekhar Sahu

After rewatching the video 3 times, i still do not see or understand what heat source is it taking away from? I understand evaporative cooling as its the same principle of evaporating water from a medium that is usually a mesh (In this case the clay pipes) If this is the main unit, where is the cold air directed to? Where is the fan? You can't expect falling water from a 10 feet structure going to cool a massive factory without having a guide for the air to go in! Is this the an external radiator for the generator? This looks just like a garden waterfall anyone could make for themselves DIY for decorative purpose Comment from : Myhealand

I am going to show this video to my class I hope you get more viewerships from us later Comment from : Products Channel

All the leftist media ,please stop using AC and start using terrecota natural AC Comment from : AMRIT RAJ

How much water does it need? How much evaporates per day? Comment from : Charles

Great! I was thinking about make such a thing, only Pyramid shaped with mesh in it, to accumulate water from al wind directions And place it on barren land to make that land fertile again Comment from : J Evers

THANK YOU The world needs much more of this Old tech isn't useless Comment from : Velvet Radio

i have 3 queries : br br1 so this system depends on the supply water temperature as well ? br2 what is the average supply air temperature it can achieve by normal water supply ? br3 to recirculate the water, we still need a recirculating hydronic pump ? Comment from : WengOnn Mah

Gym goers should power air condioteners, going up and down ass jump Comment from : Jussi Kankinen

All these systems using cylinders as conduits is 1800’s technologybrOpen/close/vertical/slinky have several limits bc of the geometric area of cylinders Comment from : Roor Organek

just use cow dung and cow urine, it should be enough to fight off global warming, energy crisis Comment from : 優さん

You need continues water flow The biggest challenge is scarcity of water Comment from : omar sheriff

Surely, this is an interesting ideabrHowever, I am curious as it seems this system needs a constant(?) supply of water How does this system work in an area that crucially needs to conserve water? Comment from : Obi Okehie

Your number please Comment from : Bhaskar Chintha

Good idea 💡 👏 👌 👍 Comment from : Bhaskar Chintha

Indians patriots be aware this channel Sweet coated bitter poison pill, paid by George Soros , what you seeing is the sweet part of that pill Comment from : SSYAM

it can perform wellbrWater circulation is possible only through the pump And if the falling water is circulated through an underground tank, the temperature can certainly be reduced Comment from : Mak Mak

यह अच्छा प्रदर्शन कर सकता है।brपम्प से ही जल का संचार संभव है। और अगर गिरते हुए पानी को किसी भूमिगत टैंक से परिचालित किया जाए तो तापमान निश्चित रूप से कम हो सकता है Comment from : Mak Mak

So basically these guys have made huge air cooler which adds humidity to air Comment from : Nazim Ud Din

Using clay material to cool building etc is great Idea which I believe in brBut I don't agree with the point ie taking inspiration from Ants made by one of the founders, I believe while looking at natural examples can provide inspiration for human innovation, it is important to recognize that there are limitations to relying solely on biomimicry for our designs Ants and humans have vastly different biological and physiological needs Ant colonies are built to accommodate the specific requirements of ants, such as their small size, social structure, and food storage Human beings have unique requirements, like personal space, privacy, and diverse living arrangements, that may not be addressed by simply copying ant structures While nature has evolved to produce solutions that work well for individual species, these solutions may not necessarily be adaptable to human contexts Our societies and environments are constantly changing, and our architectural designs need to be flexible enough to adapt to these changes Strict adherence to biomimicry could limit our ability to create dynamic and adaptable living spaces Humans have access to advanced technologies that enable us to develop new materials, construction techniques, and energy-efficient systems Relying solely on natural examples may hinder our ability to harness these technologies to their full potential, limiting our ability to create sustainable and efficient habitats Human societies are incredibly diverse, with varying cultures, lifestyles, and preferences By only following natural examples, we risk losing the richness of our cultural heritage and the unique architectural styles that have evolved over time It is important not to overgeneralize the idea of learning from nature While certain aspects of natural design may be applicable to human habitats, it is not practical to apply this principle universally We should take a balanced approach, incorporating natural design elements where they can provide genuine benefits while also using our intelligence and creativity to develop human-centric solutions Comment from : RailRoad Rao

Ac works for both dry and humid climatebrYe desert area me kam karega but water ka shortage hogabrYe costal me kam karega but humidity ke bajah se bahut garmi hogibrThis will be a short term solution for limited regions Comment from : Biswa Speaks

Thankyou india i have new idea Comment from : AENIE

I need one for my home Please contact me Comment from : Manish Ashar

We do need electricity to pump the water over the tubes right?brbrSo it won’t work without electricity Comment from : Vishwanath Reddy

Contact details Comment from : Bibhuprasad Mohapatra

I want to buyhow much is the price and installation charges? How much energy consumer for 10 hours daily use Comment from : Surr Duniya

Isn't there a more scientific shape they could use? Like making the pipes smaller thus more surface area? I feel like this is under researched Comment from : Ea&Ae

Our old Indian civilization already do those things, we just copy those things and make new things brProud to be a Bharatya Comment from : Sourabh sinha maha patra

Hi guyscan I get ur contact Comment from : Jagadeesh sakthivel

Such way kannasaji iskcon 🤔😋 love you too baby love Comment from : Saji s nair

this is all good but too fragile and frankly a desert cooler is a more functional design and it works on the same concept Comment from : Deepak Sharma

This is not only in India a lot of people worldwide are talking about it but the market and as well the governments are promoting the things by which they can make more and more money Comment from : Er Anil design consultant

my mom said that in her childhood days, they used heavy old beadsheets soaked in water and hanged them near the windows where hot air flowed in Comment from : Darshita

Does anyone have any testimony of witnessing this in person? Very interested in trying it even on a small scale as a test Comment from : Ban Hatless Ducks

Where can we buy it for home purpose Comment from : animesh gadre

Can we use this technique in flats Comment from : OurBackup Account

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