India's first smog tower inaugurated in Delhi

The tower has been set up as a pilot project and initial trends will be available within a month. If the pilot project is successful, more smog towers will be installed in the national capital.

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Work on the second smog tower in Delhi, at Anand Vihar has commenced, the smog tower is being built using Adaptive Clean Air Network (ACAN) technology – designed by the University of Minnesota.
Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday inaugurated India's first smog tower in Delhi's Connaught Place that will purify 1,000 cubic metres of air per second within a radius of around 1 km.

He said the tower has been set up as a pilot project and initial trends will be available within a month. If the pilot project is successful, more smog towers will be installed in the national capital.

Earlier, officials had said that a two-year pilot study will be undertaken to ascertain the effectiveness of the smog tower after it becomes operational.


A control room has been set up at the site to monitor the operations of the smog tower.

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