Need Long Term Reliability? We’ve Got You Covered It’s been said many times before, but when it comes to gas turbine cooling, increased output is typically the ultimate goal. Especially when the turbine is located in the middle of the hot, dry Mojave Desert. This was no different for Borax, a Rio Tinto Group mining…
Think Evap Cooling is Ineffective in Mild Humid Climates…Think Again. Looking to increase their power and efficiency in a cool coastal climate, Los Angeles, CA based Watson Cogen began researching alternatives for optimizing their output. During a period of growth at one of their refineries, Watson began struggling to provide enough steam for their daily…
How can fog improve air quality? It is common knowledge that hospitals struggle with keeping patients, visitors and staff comfortable, but more importantly safe from catching diseases. One critical part of doing so is by maintaining proper temperature and humidity levels in all areas of the hospital. Many hospitals aging steam systems don’t economically provide…
Back in December of 2012, Power Magazine published an article on the return of fogging on Frame 7FAs. As you can imagine, as a manufacturer of fog systems we were more than pleased to read this news. But even more pleasing is knowing how you, the user, will benefit from it. Those of you already…
3 Cost Saving Facts of Inlet Cooling Midland Cogen Venture (MCV) needed an economical and efficient way to lower turbine temperatures and gain power outputs. Their experienced engineers did their research, which led them to inlet cooling. After MCV made the switch to a fog based cooling system, they were able to increase their power…
1- Simple step to effective topping loss reduction! All wine makers know that during periods of low humidity barrels dry out, causing higher levels of wine evaporation and the need to top off barrels. However, what you might not know is with proper humidification, this can be drastically reduced. Not all humidification systems are created…
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