Abstract: A method and system for the atomized dispersion of a liquid composition using one or more electrically or hydraulically driven fans with atomizers. In one example, air flow from a plurality of fans, each in proximity to an atomizer driven by an overdrive unit at 2-10 times the fan speed, provides an efficient dispersion 30-50 micron droplets of a scavenger in order to effectively suppress hydrogen sulfide in an area such as an oil well. The system provides a rapid response when H2S exceeds a threshold concentration. The fans deliver atomized scavenger over a relatively large area, so that the scavenger can tie-up or neutralize large amounts of H2S very quickly.

Abstract: A portable cooling unit (i.e. a mister) having a portable frame on which a fan and a water tank is mounted. A pump is mounted on the frame for pumping water from the tank to nozzles in a mister head which, in turn, is mounted on the front of the fan. Both the direction and the flow through the nozzles are adjustable.

Abstract: A portable cooling unit (i.e. a mister) comprised of a portable frame having a fan and a water tank mounted thereon. A pump is mounted on the frame for pumping water from the tank to nozzles in a mister head which, in turn, is mounted on the front of the fan. Both the direction and the flow through the nozzles are adjustable.