FAQs

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.

A 20°F (11°C) reduction in inlet air temperature can increase output by 10% or more.

When you use the inlet air cooling method for a gas turbine, it increases air density, allowing greater mass flow through the compressor. Denser, cooler air requires less compression work, resulting in higher efficiency and output.

Inlet air cooling makes the air denser. Since the compressor of the gas turbine moves a fixed volume of air, the mass flow increases when the air is denser. More mass flow means more power output and improved efficiency.

You should use high-purity demineralized water to prevent fouling and maintain operation reliability.

No, MeeFog wet compression systems are designed for minimal maintenance due to high-quality materials and a simple design.

Consumption varies by turbine size and configuration but usually equals 1%–2.5% of the air mass flow.