Science and Engineering: Innovation, Research, Education and Economics
March 25, 2007
Engineering Students Design Innovative Hand Dryer

Engineering students design innovative hand dryer:

Two engineering students at the University of Iceland have designed an innovative hand dryer, which is powered by hot water and uses only ten percent of the energy that conventional hand dryers need.

The students’ instructor, Thorsteinn Ingi Sigfússon, a professor in physics, got the idea for the hand dryer. The students received a grant from The Icelandic Student Innovation Fund to develop his idea.
..
The water goes through a process of metabolism when it comes in touch with a special heating element inside the hand dryer and changes into air, which is blown out of the hand dryer with a fan, as described by one of the designers, Hildigunnur Jónsdóttir.

Related: Engineering Students Design Artificial Limb - Inspiring a New Generation of Inventors - Engineering Student Design Baby’s High Chair - Engineering Students Design Concentrating Solar Collector

One Response to “Engineering Students Design Innovative Hand Dryer”

  1. Curious Cat: » Students Create “Disappearing” Nail Polish Says:

    “A nail varnish that ‘vanishes’ has been developed by a group of school pupils - offering girls the chance to beat bans on makeup. The nail colour is a vivid red outdoors - but inside it transforms to a much paler shade which can hardly be seen….”

Leave a Reply

Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog © curiouscat.com 2005-2008 powered by WordPress
Curious Cat Alumni Connections

Internal Links

Author

 

John Hunter

Categories

Other

Search Blog

Web Search

Science and Engineering web search

Archives

March 2007
M T W T F S S
« Feb   Apr »
 1234
567891011
12131415161718
19202122232425
262728293031  

Translate to

Translate to German Translate to Japanese Translate to Chinese Translate to South Korean Translate to Spanish Translate to French