Ozone Layer Recovery

The modified air cooler has a positive and sustainable impact on the environment, particularly in mitigating climate change. By promoting eco-friendly mechanisms, this system significantly reduces the emission of ozone-depleting substances such as CFCs and HCFCs. The project utilizes waste materials like coconut coir for the cooling pads, while the body, motors, and water pump are repurposed waste products, showcasing a commitment to reducing waste. Additionally, the modified air cooler conserves energy, consuming less power than conventional air conditioning units. The integration of an automatic AC/DC system promotes the use of renewable energy, further enhancing sustainability. By reducing reliance on traditional air conditioning, the project contributes to the reduction of ozone layer depletion and provides an accessible cooling solution for individuals unable to afford air conditioners. Furthermore, this initiative plays a role in reducing global warming, as CFCs and HCFCs are also greenhouse gases that trap heat. Overall, the modified air cooler exemplifies how innovative approaches can address environmental challenges while supporting sustainable practices.

TEAM MEMBERS:

• Muhammad Ibrahim
• Manzoor Abdul Majeed
• Meherullah Meher
• Fahad Baluch