SCENOGRAPHIC EFFECTS
Scenographic fog and water effects
Emotion, immersion and comfort in a single language
The same high-pressure technology that cools becomes a scenographic instrument: fog tunnels, water screens, rain on demand and floating clouds for theme parks, events and shows. Every nozzle group is individually addressable for fog choreographies synchronised with music, lights and video.
- Fog tunnel−6 / −8°C, 360° nozzles
- Water screen4–10 m, 2–3 mm thick
- Artificial rain2–45 mm/h
- Floating clouds30–80 cm above ground
- Operating pressureup to 100 bar
- ControlAddressable show-control
EFFECTS AND APPLICATIONS
Six scenographic languages
Fog Tunnel
Immersive arches and corridors
- •Arched portals and tunnels with 360° nozzles create a vortex of dense fog that visitors walk through without getting wet
- •A “magic entrance” effect at a temperature 6–8°C lower
- •Nozzle spacing: 200–300 mm
Water Screen
Water screen for video projection
- •A flat, uniform fog sheet 4–10 m wide and 2–3 mm thick
- •Creates a semi-transparent surface ideal for laser projection or high-resolution videomapping
- •Width: modular
Artificial rain
Storm simulation
- •Ceiling nozzle grids simulate light, moderate or heavy rain on demand
- •Can be synchronised with sound effects and LED lightning for immersive weather experiences
- •Intensity: 2–45 mm/h
Splash & mist play
Interactive play areas for children
- •Play zones with jets, dry fountains and fog activated by sensor
- •Children interact with water effects on draining flooring, with no slip risk thanks to sub-10 µm droplets
- •Sensors: presence / step
Floating Clouds
Low-level fog effect
- •Dense fog generated with 100 bar nozzles and diffused at low velocity
- •It stays suspended 30–80 cm above the ground for 3–8 minutes, creating a magical cloud effect over stages and themed routes
- •Bank height: 20–80 cm
Synchronised Show
Effects timed to music
- •Integration with show-control systems
- •Every nozzle group is individually addressable for fog choreographies synchronised with music, lights and video
- •Programmable lines
IN DEPTH
The physics behind the effect
Scientific note
Why the fog stays suspended
v_s ∝ d² (Stokes)
The settling velocity of a droplet follows Stokes’ law and is proportional to the square of its diameter. A 10 µm droplet settles at about 3 mm/s: it takes minutes to fall one metre. This is what allows the fog bank to stay suspended 30–80 cm above the ground and lets spectators walk through a tunnel without getting wet.
Scientific note
Dry fog and thermal comfort
With droplets below 10 µm, evaporation is complete in fractions of a second: the latent heat drawn from the air produces a perceived drop of 6–8°C inside the tunnel. The scenographic effect and the cooling are therefore the same physical phenomenon, delivered by the same system.
KEY ADVANTAGES
Why choose it
Effect without wetting
Sub-10 µm droplets evaporate before contact: visitors walk through the fog staying perfectly dry, with no slip risk.
Addressable show-control
Every nozzle group can be driven individually: fog choreographies synchronised with music, lights, video and lasers.
Cooling included
The same system lowers perceived temperature by 6–8°C, combining scenography with thermal comfort for the audience.
Projection surface
The 4–10 m water screen offers a uniform 2–3 mm sheet, ideal for videomapping and high-resolution laser projection.
Safety and hygiene
Water treated with absolute filtration and anti-legionella systems: no health risk in spaces used by the public.
Custom engineering
Portals, ceiling grids, perimeter rings or floor lines: any scenographic geometry can be built and programmed.
TYPICAL APPLICATIONS
Theme parks
Events & concerts
Hospitality
Squares and monuments
Museums
Play areas
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