"Ancient cooling techniques" allow 3D-printed partitions to regulate temperature
A team of researchers at US university Virginia Tech has developed a concept for a 3D-printed , evaporative cooling system made of hollow clay columns that can be filled with sand and water. The system, which can cool the surrounding air by up to 10 degrees Fahrenheit (5.56 degrees Celsius), has been formatted into a wall partition and is currently undergoing testing. Virginia Tech researchers have begun work on…
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