How Misting Nozzles Work?

How Misting Nozzles Work?

All misting systems are comprised of a series of nozzles placed in a line. When attached to high-pressure pumps, water is forced through nozzles, forming droplets which evaporate into mist when they reach the outdoor air. This can reduce the temperatures by 35 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit.

How does a misting system work?

Q: How do misting systems work? A: Using a pressurized pump, misting lines installed with specialty nozzles and water, a misting system pump pushes the water through the lines and nozzles to atomize the water to create micro-droplets that fill the surrounding area.

How much water do misting nozzles use?

Because Koolfog misting systems use water for humidification, cooling and other forms of environmental control, we are often asked “how much water is actually used.” The simple answer is this: approximately one gallon of water per hour per nozzle using a standard misting nozzle.

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