The novel Eco-Joss Paper Furnace, developed by Hong Kong Productivity Council (HKPC), can help remove particulates caused by burning joss papers and candles to improve air quality in traditional Chinese temples.
Burning joss papers or incense is a Chinese tradition in paying tribute to the ancestors or spiritual worship. These burning activities usually create air pollution to the environment in terms of smoke emissions. This solution with high particulate removal efficiency can improve the indoor air quality by removing smoke generated from burning joss papers.
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