Livestock Barn Summer Cooling

Anonymous case study Livestock South China

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Background

Heat stress was obvious in summer, while dust and odour concentrated in dry months. Manual spraying was uneven and used too much water.

Configuration

Nozzles on the inlet side form a fog curtain, running per zone and time slot; the cabinet offers local scheduling and manual override. Filtration was added to reduce clogging.

Delivery notes

Fog in a barn must be interlocked with ventilation; otherwise humidity rises and comfort drops.

Results

Perceived temperature improved during hot hours and dust was reduced; manual spraying became less frequent. No temperature figures are published, and disinfection remains with the farm under compliant products.

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