Just in case you may have missed it, a Fox News affiliate reports that the EPA is funding a $15,000 University of California-Riverside study to look at the particulate emissions of your backyard barbecue. The study emissions removal system includes a "secondary" air filtration system composed of a single pipe duct system which contains a specialized metal filter, a metal fan blade, a drive shaft and an accompanying power system with a motorized or manual method. Not to mention a measure on the drip pan.
When confronted with the study the EPA response was they don’t regulate people’s backyard barbecues and it is for a student designed competition.
Basically this would be a "scrubber" like those used on some other industrial applications. In application it would make your barbecue about the size of your house.
I have no doubt what and who needs to end up in the drip pan.
PMO
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