Effect of acids salts and water on natural composite materials

Hamdan, Zahra Khalid; Abdalla, Fadhel A.; Metteb, Zaineb W.

doi:10.1063/5.0000280

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“…Infrared cameras, for instance, have been set in various airports, malls, and hospitals thru out the world to check body temperature. In addition, water sensors are also being used in several hospitals and clinics to verify if staff and patients are washing their hands effectively [23][24][25]55 . Many authors investigated different methods to purified polluted water using low cost sustainable methods 14-16, 23, 51,52, 57, 60-62, 62, 54,55, 10, 34, 48-50, 34. There is a greater need for improved air quality and much more efficient design ventilation to reduce virus survivability with the present epidemic.…”

Section: Intelligent Buildings In the Light Of The Covid-19 Outbreakmentioning

confidence: 99%

The future of an intelligent and responsive architecture design after the COVID 19 epidemic

Aalhashem,

Al-Kaissi,

Khaled

et al. 2023

AIP Conference Proceedings

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An intelligent building is much more than a set of walls; it's a dynamic organism that employs integrated technologies to share data about the building among various systems to enhance efficiency and provide a better experience for its users. There are a number of challenges with intelligent buildings. They must respond to people's requirements and needs, including their health and well-being; they must be resource-efficient, and they must include the most useful aspects of new technologies. The current COVID-19 outbreak has pushed architects to consider the future of architectural design technologies. Is it possible that the epidemic may influence the design of our buildings, causing them to become smarter or more intelligent? What role did architecture play throughout the epidemic and in the post-pandemic stage, as well? This paper aims to discuss the future of intelligent design technologies in light of the current Coronavirus epidemic and how it might reshape our architecture design. Finally, the impact of COVID-19 on people's daily routines in the building design will be discussed.

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Section: Intelligent Buildings In the Light Of The Covid-19 Outbreakmentioning

confidence: 99%