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Title Some of Bugs Inventions
 
Details Home Appliance- Fanfilta A Velcro is used as a base that sticks onto the fan blades. A filter strip is then placed on top of the Velcro. When the fan is switched on, it sweeps the air and traps the airborne particles. When filter is dirty, you just need to change it. Out Door Air Cooler (ODA) He has used the principle of evaporation in ODA. It has paper pad to exchange the warm air into cooled fresh air. It’s good for outdoors where an air-conditioner cannot be used. It does not produce mist. Hydrogen Generator This is a gadget created to save fuel in a car. It uses the electrolysis principle to break the water molecule into hydrogen and oxygen. The gas helps to boost the engine combustion and hence could save fuel consumption by 15%. Boot Tray Boot tray is designed to be installed in the car boot. It’s a tray and can be converted into a basket to keep loose item like vegetables and fruits. The basket can be folded back into the shape of a tray and stow away under the speakers thus saving space. Katapila Track Machine Katapila is a machine used in the palm oil estate to collect FFB. It is designed especially for soggy ground. It works like a war tank moving on rubber tracks in rough terrain and peat soil Chiller Can Using the technology of a thermal electric cooler (TEC), a can of soft drink can be chilled within 20 minutes. It can be used in the car, at home or office. We can also reverse the energy to warm up a bottle of milk for toddlers in the car.
 
Volume No. Honey Bee 22(1) & (22) 29, 2011

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