Introduction:
 
The dual-tank cloud chamber can simulate key processes in natural cloud formation and precipitation, including the formation of supercooled water in clouds and the Bergeron Process under various natural conditions. It helps study hot issues of social concern such as clouds, precipitation, and atmospheric conditions (including smog, visibility, frost, freezing rain, etc.), and conduct targeted weather modification experiments.
 
 
Parameters:
 
1) Tank dimensions: Ø3m × 11m (customizable)
2) Temperature range: -40°C to 25°C, accuracy ±0.2°C
3) Pressure control range: 1 Pa to 0.12 MPa (A)
4) Liquid water content (LWC): 0.2–3 g/m³, accuracy ±20% (FS)
5) Mean volumetric diameter (MVD) of cloud and fog particles: 10–50 μm, accuracy ±20% (FS)
6) Fog generation methods: High-pressure fogging, ultrasonic fogging, air-water mixture fogging, adiabatic expansion fogging, and steam fogging.
7) 3D digital simulation: The system incorporates 3D digital simulation, combining simulation calculations with cloud and fog experiments.
 
(All parameters above can be customized to meet specific user requirements.)