When the compressor starts, the rotational speed of its rotor components increases from 0 to the designated speed. In this process, besides the energy consumption for compressing fluid, friction, and random vibration, there is also starting energy consumption, which is the energy required to accelerate the rotor. The larger the rotor, the more energy consumption in this part.
If an air conditioner is started and stopped repeatedly too many times, the total energy consumption will be higher than if it were kept running continuously. And the longer the air conditioner operates, the more obvious this comparison becomes. The most effective way to save electricity is to narrow the temperature difference between indoors and outdoors and minimize the heat exchange between them.
In addition, completely disconnecting the power when the air conditioner is not in use, reasonably utilizing the sleep mode, and using inverter air conditioners can also save electricity.
Rumor 4 :After receiving the COVID-19 vaccine, anesthetic agents should not be used.
/✗:This is a wrong statement
In an article titled “COVID-19 Has Changed Surgery Forever” published by the American Society of Anesthesiologists on March 14th of this year, it was clearly stated that there is insufficient evidence to suggest that COVID-19 or COVID-19 vaccines affect anesthesia.
However, due to the temporary stress that surgery places on the body and immune system, it is recommended that patients undergo anesthetic surgery only after they have fully recovered from COVID-19 or have completed all vaccine doses and achieved full immunity.
