Applications

Ambient air moistening

Air humidification requires water to be atomised into tiny droplets known as aerosol. A large exchange area between air and liquid ensures that the thermodynamic process runs efficiently as the aerosol extracts heat from the surrounding air to convert into a gaseous state.

Hollow-cone and two-substance nozzles are used in particular to ensure complete and rapid evaporation for adiabatic cooling and conditioning of the indoor air. The injector principle is usually used for two-substance nozzles, whereby an even impact of the intake duct is important to achieve suitable droplet sizes.