FAQs

MeeFog lab humidification systems use advanced high-pressure pumps and fine nozzles to create ultra-fine droplets that evaporate. This design provides accurate humidity control with rapid response to changes in outdoor air temperature or ventilation rates.

Each system can modulate output to maintain consistent levels within tight tolerances, keeping humidity in the ideal 40–60% range for sensitive lab environments.

MeeFog Nozzles create droplets less than 10 micrometers, about one-tenth the diameter of a human hair. The small size promotes fast evaporation and uniform cooling before the air enters the compressor.

The gas turbine inlet air cooling system helps reduce NOx emissions by up to 30% and lowers CO2 output per kilowatt of energy produced.

ROI varies, but installations often pay for themselves quickly. Midland Cogeneration Venture achieved enough savings from six systems to fund six more within one year.

Yes, while the power boost is more significant in dry climates, it remains economically significant even in very humid areas.

Our standard warranty is one year, but we also offer extended warranties. MeeFog gas turbine inlet air cooling systems have a useful life of at least 30 years.

The MeeFog system’s lifespan is typically 30 years or more. Stainless steel nozzles remain durable indefinitely when used correctly.

Stainless steel nozzles last indefinitely with filtered, demineralized water. Annual visual inspections are recommended to replace any nozzles that show blockage or physical damage.

Efficiency rises with higher pressure ratios, hotter firing temperatures, or lower compressor workloads. While combustion upgrades help, gas turbine inlet air cooling or wet compression offers a faster, more economical improvement.