A 19-year-old Filipino student has invented an energy-efficient air conditioning unit that does not use hydrofluorocarbons.
In fact Maria Yzabell Angel Palma, a mechanical engineering student at De La Salle University – Manila, developed an air conditioning unit that did not use any chemical refrigerant whatsoever, Philippine Lifestyle News reported.
Palma said she invented the AirDisc technology in 2016 as a research project while she was at the Philippine Science High School. Her invention employs low compression pressure and a high volume of air molecules instead of using a cooling agent.
Regular air conditioning units use hydrofluorocarbons as a cooling agent, which can be harmful to people. Palma’s invention was recently recognized by the International Federation of Inventors’ Association.
Palma, along with her father who is a mechanical engineer, have already filed plans with the United States Patent and Trademarks Office and are now looking for partners to commercially develop the AirDisc air conditioner.
Why wouldn’t the Father, Daughter team manufacure and market the AirDisk in the Philippines. Create job opportunities for the filipinos and export it to other Countries. Keep your money at home and encourage others to do the same.
Better secure patents to all countries that would potentially exploit that
Yes, Dyson would be a much better option to contact wioth.
I think they should contact James Dyson. He is always in for something new!