Mist Scaping and Cooling

By pressurizing water to over 1000 psi and forcing it through a specially designed mist system nozzles, billions of tiny water droplets can be created. Each droplet is smaller than the size of a grain of salt and are so light they actually suspend themselves in the air. If the water evaporates, it produces cooling up to 30 degrees Fahrenheit making it a very effective method of outdoor cooling. If the droplets are enclosed in an area such as a greenhouse, humidity levels up to 100% are acheiveable. Because the droplets are so small, they have the ability to remove small particles from the air making fog systems a very effective method of dust and odor control.

Mist systems were originally introduced in the 1950's for cattle and poultry cooling. The concept has since expanded to include hundreds of specialty uses including humidification, dust and odor control, greenhouse propagation, specialty air filtration, fire suppression, special effects, and more.
These diverse systems are used for commercial, industrial and residential applications. Although the most common use for mist systems is still outdoor cooling, new and exciting uses continue to be developed. Industries such as restaurants, theme parks, metal and concrete manufacturing, produce storage facilities, dairy and poultry farms, zoos, amusement parks, wood and textile plants all can benefit from the unique attributes associated with mist systems.