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The institute of earth environment, Chinese academy of sciences, invested 12 million yuan to build the project. Located at the southwest corner of Shi Chang 'an Street and Ju 'an road, Chang 'an district. The tower works like an enlarged version of an air purifier. The dirty air is sucked in and purified before it is discharged.

The total construction area of the tower is about 2580 square meters, and the tower is 60 meters high. The inner diameter of the tower is 10 meters, made of reinforced concrete. The tower body is provided with four openings below 5.5 meters, which can be put into 2-4 large fans. Unlike air purifiers. In addition to haze tower energy to light energy, electricity as a supplement. It is the first building structure in the world to use light energy and filtration technology for air purification. The working principle is heat collection, gas collection, haze removal.

Clean the air and diffuse it in four steps. Light-energy coated glass was installed around the base. The coated glass was sprayed with a photocatalyst. The catalyst works by sunlight during the day. It can work continuously under the LED light source at night. In this way, the tower can operate continuously 24 hours a day. When the air is heated, it will enter the tower through the diversion wall to form airflow. Then the toxic and harmful particles in the gas are purified through the filter wall. Clean, clean air is eventually expelled from the top of the tower.

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