British Invention Environmental Washing Machine: A Glass Of Water Can Wash Clothes.

< p > professor Stephen and his team at University of Leeds recently invented an environmentally friendly washing machine.

The newly invented washing machine has very low water consumption and can be washed with a glass of water, < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothes < /a >.

URS environmental and engineering consulting, design and Project Manage Company estimate that the carbon emissions of environmental washing machines are about 40% less than that of existing efficient washing machines.

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< p > Environmental Protection > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > washing machine < /a > can greatly reduce water consumption and energy consumption, because in the environmental protection washing machine, researchers used countless reusable tiny nylon polymer beads instead of water.

These nylon beads can attract and absorb dust and other dirt in clothing under wet conditions.

Experiments show that nylon beads can remove all the daily stains with only a little water and detergent.

After finishing the washing operation, nylon beads will fall into the drum of special beads collected through the hole in the washing machine.

These beads can be reused hundreds of times.

During the washing process, people need to use 20 kilograms of nylon beads, a glass of water and a small amount of detergent.

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< p > professor Stephen chose nylon beads because of its crystalline structure.

This structure makes the bead surface with electric charge and can attract dust.

When the beads are heated in wet conditions and the crystalline structure is destroyed, they become small particles with no fixed shape.

In this way, the dust is attracted to be trapped in the center of the little pearl and can no longer escape.

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< p > environmental protection washing machine is expected to save billions of litres of water every year for mankind.

Xeros, a subsidiary of University of Leeds in charge of the project, decided to cooperate with GreenEarthCleaning, Kansas City, to promote the technology in North America.

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< p > the data collected by the team show that compared with the traditional washing machines, the same amount of washing machine washing a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_f.asp" > clothes < /a can save 90% of water and save electricity by 30%.

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