Fogcannon

Fog cannon is a kind of environmental protection dust removal equipment that is relatively common in environmental protection equipment at present. It is commonly used in construction sites, concrete mixing stations, coal mines, docks, and urban greening and dust reduction. The explosion-proof fog cannon is an upgraded version of the fog cannon. So how important […]

With the development of the economy, the scale of urban construction continues to expand, construction and demolition, construction constantly, urban dust rampant, the urban air environment and human health has a great impact. To this situation, fog cannon machine gradually appeared in the people’s vision. The use of fog machine to create water fog, through

Fog cannon machine also called shooting fog machine, shooting fog dust removal is a kind of urban air purification system, using new technology (Brownian motion), AOBR technology to manage air pollution, is more advanced, more scientific, lower energy consumption, more significant purification effect of the emerging technology after the TVOC air purification technology and HEPA

The fog cannon machine is mainly through the high-pressure water pump water through a specific pipe to the fog cannon machine fog nozzle, and then the strong airflow generated by the blower fan, the nozzle will produce the water mist transported out, so as to achieve spraying operations. The following is an introduction to the

What all our solutions have in common is the water mist with fog cannon. We took advantage of the fact that tiny water droplets greatly increase the surface area of ​​used water. But why is water mist so effective in a variety of applications? How does it work? Briefly summarized the action mode of water

In the world of dust abatement with nebulized water, understanding and improving the interaction between water droplets and dust particles is very important as it allows to maximize dust abatement without a significant increase in humidity. The keys to effective wet spray dust control are the proper application of moisture, careful nozzle location, controlling droplet

Why is Dust a Problem? Dust can contain soil, ash, soot, salts, pollen and spores, and a host of other materials depending on the location and activity causing the dust. For example, dust from construction sites, industrial areas, agricultural operations, or roadways might contain pesticides, heavy metals, asbestos, bacteria, fungi, and a variety of other