Colossal Construction — Ski Dubai Ski Dubai is claimed to be one of the largest indoor ski resorts in the world, with 22,500-square meters of indoor ski area. To keep the facility cool enough for snow, it requires two systems: a 10-megawatt cooling system, and an ammonia-based cooling system (ammonia-cooled anti-freeze). Why the hell do we need to use incredibly strong chemicals to power entertainment facilities? FAIL | This Is Why We Fail

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Colossal Construction — Ski Dubai Ski Dubai is claimed to be one of the largest indoor ski resorts in the world, with 22,500-square meters of indoor ski area. To keep the facility cool enough for snow, it requires two systems: a 10-megawatt cooling system, and an ammonia-based cooling system (ammonia-cooled anti-freeze). Why the hell do we need to use incredibly strong chemicals to power entertainment facilities? FAIL

Colossal Construction — Ski Dubai

Ski Dubai is claimed to be one of the largest indoor ski resorts in the world, with 22,500-square meters of indoor ski area. To keep the facility cool enough for snow, it requires two systems: a 10-megawatt cooling system, and an ammonia-based cooling system (ammonia-cooled anti-freeze). Why the hell do we need to use incredibly strong chemicals to power entertainment facilities?

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/// Posted Apr 29 2009 @ 7:19 am
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