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Fog Cooling for Gas Turbines & Heat Exchangers

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Is Wet Compression Safe for Gas Turbines? Proven Success with MeeFog Systems

Blog: Are outdated concerns costing your plant millions in potential profits? Discover why MeeFog wet compression systems are a proven, safe, and powerful way to maximize turbine performance.

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Boosting Power: How MeeFog Revolutionizes Gas Turbines in Southeast Asia

Video: Thomas Mee shares how Mee Industries uses water fogging to boost energy efficiency and performance worldwide.

Wet Compression Boosts Power Output by 24 MW

Wet Compression Boosts Power Output by 24 MW

Project Profile: In 2023, three MeeFog wet compression systems were installed on three GE 7EA gas turbines.

MeeFog Inlet Cooling & Wet Compression Boosts Turbine Efficiency

Thomas Mee, CEO of Mee Industries: How MeeFog Systems Boost Gas Turbine Power | Mee Industries Explained

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Comparing Upstream, Downstream, and Wet Compression Fogging for Gas Turbines

Blog: Learn the benefits of Upstream Fogging Configuration in inlet fogging installations, with pros & cons of the other types of fogging configurations.

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Using Outside Air and Evaporative Cooling to Increase Data Center Efficiency

Blog: Ten years ago, it was all about the gigahertz, as Intel and AMD raced to put out ever faster processors. These days it’s all about the gigawatts.

Gas Turbine Fog System Performance

11 Ways to Improve Gas Turbine Fog System Performance

Blog: Old gas turbine fog systems are prone to regular maintenance, high operating costs, and are not able to perform at today’s standards. Upgrading and replacing old parts and technologies can improve system performance and reduce operating costs.

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Inlet Fogging & Wet Compression Boosts Efficiency

Blog: The MeeFog system is a very cost-effective way to increase gas turbine power output. Installed costs are typically less than $150/kW.

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Let Inlet Fogging Systems Improve Your Gas Turbine Performance

Blog: Evaporative cooling with inlet air fogging can be effective and economically beneficial in humid environments.