How is a fog stream achieved?

A fog stream is achieved by producing a fine spray through specialized nozzles, which effectively break down water into small droplets. This method maximizes the surface area of the water, allowing it to absorb heat more efficiently and improve cooling effects when applied to a fire. The fine droplets in a fog stream can also create a barrier of vapor that helps to control fire spread and reduce the heat intensity, making it a highly effective fire suppression technique.

The specialized nozzles are designed to atomize the water, creating a mist that can better penetrate the combustion zone and provide enhanced extinguishing capabilities. This is crucial in many situations where traditional water streams may not be as effective.