Inexpensive Sky-Therm cooling method proposed for hot climates
Phoenix scientist Harold Hay develops the Sky-Therm Process using sun soaks water in roof ponds and plastic covers to radiate heat away. The system aims to cool interiors without electricity, with a pump or fan needed only in high humidity or prolonged sunlessness for heating.
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Sky-Therm air conditioning gains interest for arid regions
Solar scientist Hay and engineer Yellett describe the Sky-Therm Process as a highly instrumented thermal study structure in the western United States. Tests claim comfort comparable to refrigeration under favorable sun, with better performance than evaporative cooling in arid locales. They see potential for hospitals, schools, and public buildings in developing areas and for low-income homes in the Southwest.
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Low Calorie Foods Are Big Sellers
Women in a Chicago suburb, studied for Abbott Laboratories, show appetite for genuine tasting low calorie options. They seek a wider range and smaller packages, with strong demand for low calorie chocolate, pies, beverages, and dressings while keeping diet a discreet matter.
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