Knott’s Berry Farm Turns to Meefog System to Achieve Eco-Friendly and Cost-Effective Fog Effect
Case Study: Knott’s Berry Farm added a plumelike cloud for a boiler on their famous Timber Mountain Log Ride.
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Meefog Systems Provides Fog Special Effects for Louisiana Children’s Museum
Case Study: MeeFog effects create an interactive experience at Louisiana Children’s Museum
North Carolina Museum of Art Controlling Humidity with MeeFog
Case Study: The main NCMA building was built in 1982. It is a four-story, 171,870 square foot building that includes exhibit space, restaurant and offices. The museum is occupied 7 days a week.
Premier Cancer Center Saves $35,000 a Year with a MeeFog System
Case Study: One of the world’s leading cancer research and treatment center uses a MeeFog System to ensure consistent environments in its vivariums, even on the coldest NYC days using 100% outside air.
NYC Financial Institution Prevents Heat-Related Shutdowns with MeeFog System
Case Study: Evaporative pre-cooling to keep from having to shut down the data center during summer heatwaves.
MOCA Wins Greenest Customer Award
Case Study: Humidifiers preserve modern art collection.
Dixie Cup gets Production Boost from MeeFog System
Case Study: Georgia-Pacific LLC is one of the world’s leading manufacturer of tissue, pulp, packaging, and building products, including the popular Dixie Cups. Over the past decade, they have successfully implemented MeeFog systems in several facilities to achieve precise humidity control.
MeeFog Maintains Proper Humidity in Press Hall, Reel Room & Roll Storage Area
Case Study: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin USA. The continued growth of the Milwaukee area prompted the Journal Sentinel to expand their printing and distribution capabilities in 2000.
Danfoss PAHT Pump Cuts Electrostatic Discharges and Energy Costs at Illinois Electronics Plant
Case Study: At the Danfoss factory is in Loves Park, Illinois midwestern winters keep average temperatures below freezing five months a year. So controlling relative humidity to prevent electrostatic discharges (ESD) is vital.