Misting systems from Advanced Misting Systems provide efficient dust and odor control for various residential, commercial, and industrial properties, including water treatment plants in the United States. Our durable, high-quality misting kits are made in the United States of America and are available for ordering and shipping in the U.S. By working with us at Advanced Misting Systems, our team can help your water treatment plant determine an effective misting option that can help control the movement and spread of odors, dust, and other airborne particles.   

The Importance of Water Treatment Plants 

Water treatment plants serve a critical role in our communities. These industrial facilities help ensure that our homes and businesses have cleaner, safer drinking water. They do this through several different processes, including coagulation, flocculation, sedimentation, filtration, and disinfection. After utilizing these processes, water treatment plants make clean water available for use in our communities.  

Why Install a Misting System for Odor & Dust Control for a Water Treatment Plant?

Misting kits from Advanced Misting Systems are efficient and effective systems that can help provide indoor, partially outdoor, and outdoor cooling on numerous types of properties. However, cooler spaces are not all that misting kits can offer those in residential, commercial, or industrial settings. Our misting systems can also be used for odor and dust control, helping to stop the spread of airborne particles. 

Odor and dust control is possible with misting systems due to the humidity they add to the air in their affected area. As the mist from a misting kit enters the air, it adds moisture. While most of this moisture will evaporate and leave the air feeling cooler, some of the water particles in the mist will attach to other airborne particles, including dust particles, odor-causing particles, and more. As water particles attach themselves to dust and particles, they weigh them down. As a result, dust, odorous particles, and more are dropped to the ground, keeping them out of the air in a misting system’s affected area.