In conjunction with Hae Mi Corporation, a MicroCool fog system was installed recently at Mazeland on South Korea’s Jeju Island. Jeju is known as the Hawaii of South Korea with temperate weather, lush environs and many gorgeous beaches. Jeju, designated a UNESCO World Heritage site for it’s volcanic formations and lava tubes, is located 60 […]
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Heat is probably on your mind if you manage a data center, colocation or hosting company–especially if you support systems or facilities dealing with critical data. And most companies would say their data is critical. How should you respond to worldwide trends of increased heat & weather temperatures, in addition to more hot days? This
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If Fog Is Released In A Greenhouse And No One Is Around… A recent installation of our IBEX pump in one of CU Boulder’s Greenhouses really brought home to us our customers’ appreciation of just how quiet MicroCool fog pumps are compared to others available. “The new fog system is fantastic!!! Much less noise than
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How Does Evaporative Cooling Work in a Cannabis Greenhouse Environment? Air inside the greenhouse heats up due to sunlight exposure. Fog is dispersed evenly throughout the house to take advantage of this energy in the form of ambient heat. The energy is used to transform atomized fog into another state (vapor) ultimately resulting in cooler
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Fog: More Consistent Evaporative Cooling & Humidity For Greenhouses Than a ‘Wet Wall’ The large scale of today’s commercial cannabis greenhouses demands consistent cooling. While a “wet wall” is a more traditional method of cooling a short green house, it isn’t enough when trying to maintain adequate growing temperatures consistent throughout the entire length of today’s
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How Fog Minimizes Dust & Odor MicroCool’s solution for waste handling facilities minimizes dust and odor by releasing a 10-micron atomized water fog which tackles any fugitive dust keeping it on the facility floor rather than traveling and moving in the air. Customized design for each system accounts for each facility’s specific and unique environmental
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Mike Lemche, President of MicroCool, writes in Process Cooling magazine about the ability of evaporative fog to increase the cooling power of condenser coil cooling systems. This is especially relevant for aging equipment, high output systems like data centers, continuous use systems like cold stores. Spring is a great time for businesses and those in
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Read the inspiration behind installing a MicroCool fog humidification system at a propagation greenhouse as told by Roger McGaughey, Head Grower, Pioneer Gardens. Keeping the environment just right in terms of temperature and moisture for cuttings is crucial. Not only does the humidity level need to be consistent, but the cuttings and soil, or medium,
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Humidity plays an important role in industrial processes such as printing, textile manufacturing, storage facilities, automotive, and more. These industries rely on a balanced environmental system that maintains an optimal level of humidification. Even in humid climates, humidity levels indoors will vary, which can cause serious problems for the manufacturing process indoors. Adding humidity with
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How will you handle low humidity this winter season? Depending where you live, temperatures drop steadily in the fall and especially in the winter. Industrial and commercial operations compensate by turning on the heat and suddenly indoor conditions turn from chilly to warm—but very, very dry. Now the environment challenge faced is not cold but
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