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SHIV DIXIT

Stealth • 6m

So guys do you know about this technology ? Name - cooling towers This technology is currently using in hot countries like Saudi Arabia so my idea is that , India is getting hot day by day cities like Bengaluru , Delhi , Mumbai and Rajasthan are too much. so if we develop same technology in India and implement this in Indian Streets then it will be a great profitable way to get good profit because everyone feels hot and the most important thing is that this fan help to cure pollution problem then it will be great for cities like Delhi right ? Even government is giving speeches for Delhi pollution and other cities also . Totally subscription based and maintenance model for revenue with the power of street light so it will work in winter also as a street light source and if companies wants to maximize the revenue source then it will help for small advertisement. So what do you think ?

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Replies (9)

Sajin

Stealth • 6m

This is a great installation. I have sseen mist fans outside few restaurants and pubs. They do make the area cooler and more relaxing

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Aditya Muttagi

Stealth • 6m

Won't it increase humidity in t hat area?

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Pramodh

Stealth • 6m

Bro this is too far-fetched and what makes you think you can acquire the necessary raw materials for this thing to work? You would need a lot of money upfront.

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Rajan Paswan

Stealth • 6m

I have one question who will buy these? who will be your customers?

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