Scenic Walkway Fog

Anonymous case study Tourism & scenic areas Guangdong

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Background

The main walkway has little shade and few rest points in summer. The park wanted more stopping nodes at low retrofit cost without affecting circulation or safety.

Configuration

Fog bands at three nodes, nozzles on top of posts clear of head height; each node is its own zone on a visitor-based schedule. Hosts are centralised and the main line runs outside the walkway.

Delivery notes

The value is not “degrees cooled” but whether visitors walk further.

Nodes, not the whole route

Piping the full route is expensive and hard to balance; three nodes control cost and give clear reasons to stop.

Results

Three stopping nodes were created and dwell time increased, while circulation was unaffected. Cooling depends on daily humidity and is adjusted seasonally.

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