When purchasing a fog cannon for the first time, many
customers assume that a larger spray volume is always
better. This is a misconception. A larger spray volume
actually reduces the distance between the ground and
the sprayed area, which increases the frequency of water
discharge from the fog cannon’s water storage tank.
Consequently, the round-trip fuel consumption rises,
diminishing the economic benefits.
Factors Influencing Spray Volume
The ideal spray volume of a fog cannon doesn't have a
fixed parameter. It should be tailored to the specific
conditions of the sprayed area and seasonal changes.
For instance:
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When the ground is extremely dry or air quality is poor,
increase the spray volume.
During rainy or sunny periods when some roads are still
wet and cold,decrease the spray volume.
If there is excessive soil or material on the ground, employ
an environmental sanitation sweeper or workers to clean
the fog cannon machine.
Challenges of Excessive Spray Volume
A large spray volume can cause water accumulation on
low-lying roads. Some of this water might enter sewer
pipes along the road, leading to wastage of water resources
and economic development. Excessive soil on the road
can create muddy conditions, causing secondary pollution
and potentially blocking sewer pipes. Once the road dries,
it may produce large-scale yellow sand and environmental
pollution, necessitating constant sanitation and road
sweeping efforts.
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Choosing the Right Fog Cannon
By considering these factors and consulting experts,
you can optimize the performance and economic
benefits of your fog cannon while minimizing
environmental impact.