With increased global warming, the extreme heat of summer is probably the most significant change you will experience. Misting is the best way to control hot summer conditions, because you can bring the temperature down and add moisture to the dry air at the same time by using a misting system. Of course, the greatest benefit is that you are cooling the outdoors, were air conditioning is useless. As a homeowner, you have no doubt put a lot of time and money into your backyard. A correctly installed, quality misting system allows you to enjoy your garden and patio even on the hottest day. However, apart from merely cooling the atmosphere for people’s comfort the biggest benefit is environmental.
Environmental advantages
One of the main shortcomings of the humidity level is that it keeps fluctuating with temperature. This fluctuation will have a severe effect on the plant as a sudden drop of humidity would cause stress and this can even lead to death of plants. Misting systems are a great use in greenhouse as it helps retaining the health of the plants within. The misting system has an effective way of controlling the humidity levels in a green house. To maximize growing conditions in a green house the ideal humidity is 50% to 70%. This can be achieved with the help of misting systems or precisely misting nozzles. Apart from these, a misted area has less dust fewer insects, which not only helps in the proper growth of plants but also helps in maintaining a healthy environment.
Economic advantages
Less expensive to install: When compared to air conditioners estimated cost for installation of a misting system is about half that of central refrigerated air conditioning.
Less expensive to operate: Estimated cost of operation of a misting system is one forth that of refrigerated air. Again, the power consumption in a misting system is limited to the fan and water pump. As the water vapor is not recycled, there is no compressor, which otherwise consumes most of the power in closed-cycle refrigeration. Moreover, the refrigerant is water. No special refrigerants, such as ammonia, sulfur dioxide or CFCs, are used that could be toxic, expensive to replace, contribute to ozone depletion and/or be subject to stringent licensing and environmental regulations.
Personal advantages
Ease of Maintenance: The only two mechanical parts in most basic misting system are the misting fan motor and the water pump, both of which can be repaired at low cost and often by a mechanically inclined homeowner.
Ventilation air: The constant and high volumetric flow rate of air through the building reduces the age-of-air in the building dramatically. Misting systems increases humidity. In dry climates, this may improve comfort and decrease static electricity problems. The misting system itself acts as a rather effective air filter when properly maintained; it is capable of removing a variety of contaminants in air, including urban ozone caused by pollution, regardless of very dry weather. Refrigeration-based cooling systems lose this ability whenever there is not enough humidity in the air to keep the evaporator wet while providing a constant trickle of condensate that washes out dissolved impurities removed from the air. Misting > Misting Systems > Misting Fans