This paper explores the creation of a cutting-edge air filtration system that recycles and purifies indoor air in a variety of environments, including homes, schools, and businesses. This idea was inspired by the rising worries about indoor air pollution, and its goal is to offer an affordable and ecologically responsible method of air filtration. The system comprises of a tank that is only half filled with water and has an exhaust fan intake on the wall to suck in contaminated air. Filtered air is released into the environment through outlet holes at the top of the tank after passing through the water in the tank. The water-based air filtration system has a support base to enable mobility. Water is chosen as the cleaning agent because of its broad availability and low cost in this design. Additionally, using water helps conserve resources and lessens the need for cartridge filters. Additionally, using water helps conserve resources and lessens the need for cartridge filters.
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DOI: 10.1109/nigercon62786.2024.10927307
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