Opposites attract and likes repel. And that’s the physical principle Wichita is deploying in its efforts to try to control the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19.
The city has begun a program of “electrostatic spraying” at Eisenhower National Airport and the Century II Convention and Performing Arts Center, which handle some of the city’s biggest crowds.
Essentially, workers use special equipment to spray an electrically charged disinfecting solution into the air.
The city has begun a program of “electrostatic spraying” at Eisenhower National Airport and the Century II Convention and Performing Arts Center, which handle some of the city’s biggest crowds.
Essentially, workers use special equipment to spray an electrically charged disinfecting solution into the air.
Source: Wichita EagleRead the full story ↗
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