VC4000 Canister VC with Compact & Light, 700 Watt, Blue HaloVC4000 models in North America and Korea: 4.8 kg. 496 / 1021 / 1167The Ocean Cleanup develops advanced technologies to rid the world’s oceans of plastic. One passive system could theoretically remove about half the Great Pacific Garbage Patch in 10 years.Designer Daan Roosegaarde has installed the "largest smog vacuum cleaner in the world" in Rotterdam to help improve the city's air quality (+ movie). Roosegaarde's Smog Free Tower was unveiled on 4 September 2015 at Vierhavensstraat 52, following a successful Kickstarter campaign to help fund the project. The seven-metre-tall structure is designed to create a pocket of clean air in its vicinity, offering a respite from hazardous levels of pollution. According to the designer, it processes 30,000 cubic metres of air per hour – removing ultra-fine smog particles and pumping out clean air using no more electricity than a water boiler. "The Smog Free Tower produces smog-free bubbles of public space, allowing people to breathe and experience clean air for free," said a statement from Roosegaarde.

Related story: Daan Roosegaarde aims to rid cities of pollution with Smog Free Tower The smog is sucked in through its top, then the purified air is released through vents on the six sides. Its patented technology works in a similar way to air purification systems used in hospitals. Air pollution frequently reaches hazardous levels in many cities across the world. Roosegaarde claims that life expectancy in the Netherlands is nine months shorter than it should be due to smog. "We humans have created machines to enhance ourselves, we invented the wheel and cars to liberate ourselves and travel," said Roosegaarde. "But now these machines are striking back, making air extremely polluted in high-density cities." After its stint in Rotterdam, the Smog Free Tower is due to travel around the world to cities including Mumbai and Beijing. Roosegaarde is also making use of the collected smog particles – turning them into jewellery items. The dust removed from 1,000 cubic metres of air is compressed and sealed within a resin cube, which is used as an embellishment for a ring or a cufflink.

The Smog Free Tower has so far raised almost €74,000 (£54,000) on Kickstarter, smashing its €50,000 (£37,000) target, with nine days of the campaign still remaining. Roosegaarde first unveiled a proposal for an "electronic vacuum cleaner" to remove smog from skies in 2013. His more recent projects include illuminating a Dutch road surface using solar power and creating a glowing cycle path.beam central vacuum systems torontoAGRODUST bedrijfsstofzuigers en machinestop rated vacuum cleaners under $300 Welkom op de site van AGRODUSTvacuum cleaner dealers in gurgaon Onze machines werken o.a. in: Asbest (en kwartsstoffenverwerking) uitgerust met gecertificeerd HEPA filters

metaal/ schilder/ hout/coating/ straal en spuit bewerking reclame bureau, voegenslijp bedrijven etc. Graag komen wij een vrijblijvende demonstratie geven Anno 2016 timmert AGRODUST aan de weg met drie grote Mercedes-Sprinters met opvallende afbeeldingen en de slogan ‘De schoonste, de snelste en de beste’. AGRODUST bedrijfsstofzuigers en producten worden verkocht in Nederland, België, Frankrijk, Polen, Ierland, Denemarken en Duitsland. Tevens zijn er machines verkocht in de Verenigde Staten, Canada, Nieuw Zeeland, Ierland, Chili, Bulgarije en Finland. Inmiddels leveren we aan zo’n dertig landen van Nieuw-Zeeland tot IJsland. Ook is er de mogelijkheid om vrijblijvend een demonstratie te ontvangen. not delete this link not delete this link Talia is our newest student complex and located near the Central Station of Nijmegen. The building is 44 meters high, and the student apartments are divided over 10 floors, in addition to the areas used by the Doornroosje event centre.

The majority of the student housing faces south and west and there is a rooftop garden for residents.The 155 rooms in the section of the building on Stationsplein are designated for International Short Stay students. The remaining 192 rooms (split between 48 apartments) on the station platform side are meant for students who already have accommodation through SSH& or who are on the waiting list.If you live here, you will share an apartment with four people and have shared use of the kitchen/living-space, sanitary facilities, and balcony. The bedrooms are approximately 15 m2.Below you can find more information about this complex. Stationsplein 9, 6512 AB  Nijmegen The rooms are on the fourth until the tenth floor and are approximately 15 m2. Each apartment is shared by four students, with a communal kitchen and shared sanitary facilities. Each room has wall-to-wall carpeting and curtains. There are different types of rooms (Type A, Type C, Type D and Type E). There is an elevator.

Available as soon as the complex is ready for use. The monthly rental price is € 439,-.Additional costs are not included. Coffee machine, cooker, microwave, refrigerator with freezer, cooking plate, cooker hood, vacuum cleaner with bags. A washing machine and dryer is present. Table, office chair, lamp, bed (90x200cm), closeds, chair, side table, waste-paper basket, ceiling lamp, curtains and carpet. Three arm chairs with a side table, a bookshelf, dining table with six chairs and there is a painting on the wall. Walk: 5 min. to the city centreBicycle: 2 min. to city centre and 10 min. to RU/HAN The bus stop is near your complex. Bus (line 13) will bring you in 5 min., till RU 10 min. via Station Heyendaal As a student you can use SURFnet free of chargeIt is wired internet - NO WiFi!. In line with environmental policy, the city of Nijmegen has organised the collection of recyclables for residents. Everyone is required to us the green bags for their non-recyclable rubbish.

Supermarket (Coop): 5 min. by bike in the city centre.Your bike can be stored in the bicycle store room.Hospital: 10 min. by bikeSportfacilities: 10 min. by bike at the Radboud University Keeping dogs and cats is not allowed. General areas1st and 2nd floor: friday3rd and 4th floor: thursday5th and 6th floor: wednesday7th and 8th floor: tuesday9th and 10th floor: monday Problems and request during your stay can be reported to the caretakers:Mister Ferdi PhilipsenStationsplein 9Office hours: Mo. and Wed. 16:00-17:00 hourstalia@sshn.nl+31 24 3594977 Mister Jeroen Roeling, caretaker for Short Stay students, is present in your complex on a weekly basis. Jeroen is there to help you as an international student. He knows his way around SSH& and is thus able to quickly solve your problems or answer your questions, or relay them to the right person at SSH&. Jeroen will also see to it that everything to do with the arrival and departure of international students goes smoothly.