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Student Makes Bicycle-Powered Water Pump Posted: 02 Jun 2010 09:42 PM PDT All Jon Leary was tasked to do was to come up with something from scraps and just like any creative inventor, he was able to do something more than just convert trash to cash. Leary was able to create a mobile bicycle-powered water pump made from old bicycle parts and discarded pumps which stands to help Guatamela farmers in irrigating their fields. The bike water pump consists of an old electrical pump attached to a metal frame, which pivots around the rear axle of a bicycle. When in transport mode, the frame and pump flip up and rest above the back wheel, so the bicycle can be pedaled. When it's time to pump, the bicycle stops and the frame flips down underneath the back wheel, with the bike's tire resting against the armature of the pump. Read Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News Student Makes Bicycle-Powered Water Pump armature, bicycle, farmers, inventor, metal frame, pumps, Re-use, rear axle, Recycle, Science and Technology, scraps, transport mode, trash to cash, water pump, wheel Related posts Dunkin Donuts Using "Worm-Power" Walmart Pledges To Use Local Farmers UK Supermarket Starts Eco Friendly Deliveries Uber Cool Airplane Wheel Coffee Table Toyota Urban Cruiser Becoming Green Alternative The scrap yard tricycle The mathematical scarf The Hauler Human Utility Vehicle

Philips Unveils Eco-friendly 225B2 Monitor Posted: 02 Jun 2010 09:40 PM PDT Philips unveils another eco-friendly monitor for its drive to deliver green products with the release of the Philips 225B2 monitor. This new monitor boasts of a 22" TFT LCD display with power sensor and includes a "people-sensor" which will help address power consumption issues since it adjusts brightness levels each time a user leaves the monitor idle. This is done through new infrared technology. Other highlights of the Philips 225B2 monitor include high quality stereo speakers built into the display, a 1680×1050 native resolution, 5ms response time and a 500,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio. No word yet on how much this Philips monitor would cost. Read Need Green Web Hosting? Check out our latest review of green web hosts. Brought to you by: Keetsa Mattress Store - Keetsa! Blog - Eco-Friendly and Green News Philips Unveils Eco-friendly 225B2 Monitor brightness levels, computers, consumption issues, dynamic contrast ratio, Electronics, high quality, infrared technology, native resolution, philips monitor, power consumption, power sensor, quality stereo, response time, stereo speakers, tft lcd display Related posts BenQ Introduces E900HD and G900HD Eco-Friendly Monitors Welcome the Era of the Green LCD TV Water Powered Pool Lights Viewsonic Announces Launch of Energy Efficient Widescreen LCD Monitors Tweet-a-Watt Energy and Power-Hog Monitoring Devices TrafficFlow Manager Can Save Motorists Fuel Thermeleon Panels Tiles The Rational Self-Cooking Center

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