Solar filter system GrabCAD

Solar filter system

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GrabCAD Ram Mohan Kartha Free 3D Printable
Created: Oct 23, 2015
RENDERING STEP / IGES STL

Here, I am introducing a new type of filter, by which we can increase the efficiency of photosynthesis by providing color filters.
It is scientifically proven that photosynthesis is more efficient when the plants are subjected to blue light, and next comes red light. If we are allowing all the light to hit the plant and the soil, more water will be evaporated from the system. So if literally, some light enters the system just to absorb the water and raise the temperature.
So by this system, i mean to reduce that loss by providing selective color filters to filter the light reaching the plant there by saving significant amount of water.

We can insert the blue or red color filter by sliding through the groove on the pot.

Also i have added another feature to the pot, a stacking clip, male part on one side and female part on another, by which we can arrange the plants in a neat and organized way.

Thank you
Ram Mohan Kartha

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Platform GrabCAD
Creator Ram Mohan Kartha
Price Free
Formats RENDERING, STEP / IGES, STL
License See original page
3D Printable Yes
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