Nozzles produce healing negative ions

Nozzles allow us to control the way fluids (water or air) flow. From a soft morning mist-like fog to a powerful a waterfall-like stream; we can control the size of droplets as freely as would a magician. This, in a word, is the amazing ability that nozzle technology gives us. Put into practice, this technology finds uses in various fields: from amusement facilities, to industrial processes of all kinds.

Let's take a look at some examples of the uses to which the various sizes of droplets that nozzles can produce are put...

A fog-like Morning mist... The nozzle on a bottle of throat medicine must accurately and consistently dispense a certain quantity of the medicine. In order to successfully print color pictures in newspapers, Printers must moisten the paper by spraying it with atomized water before printing.

Rain-like droplets... In parks, nozzles enable fountains not only to please us by creating "water art"; they also generate an oasis of healing negative ions in the environs of the fountains. Many large incinerators are located in urban areas. Nozzles deliver a spray that removes toxic substances from the smoke produced when household waste is burned in these incinerators.

A powerful waterfall-like torrent... Thermal power stations throughout the world use nozzles to spray large volumes of neutralizers into outpouring currents of sulfurous acid gas. This neutralizes the gas, which, untreated, would contribute to photochemical smog. Fire truck hoses equipped with nozzles, can discharge jets of water powerful enough to smash windows and inundate the interiors of burning buildings with water.