Poultry shed cooling in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf

Why the Gulf is the good case for fogging

High ambient temperature with low relative humidity is the ideal condition for evaporative cooling: the air can take up a lot of moisture, so each litre of water absorbed removes a large amount of heat. That is why a shed that is unbearable at 45 °C outside can be brought into a workable band with misting, while the same system in a humid climate struggles.

The three failures we see on Gulf farms

All three are design or maintenance faults rather than equipment limits.

• Coarse nozzles: wet litter follows, with the ammonia and foot problems that come with it. The fix is 1–15 μm droplets, which evaporate in the air.
• Unfiltered water: mineral-rich water blocks fine orifices quickly. A 5 μm inlet filter and a scheduled cleaning interval are part of the specification, not an accessory.
• Uniform control across sheds: sheds of different ages, stocking densities or ventilation arrangements need different duty. Multi-zone control with humidity-linked logic lets each house run to its own conditions.

What to send us for a shed quotation

Shed dimensions and count, bird type and stocking density, ventilation arrangement, water source and quality, and the available power (220 V or 380 V). We return nozzle layout per shed, zoning, pump selection and the expected consumption (published range 3–8 L/min), plus the spare-parts list so the first nozzle change does not become a two-week wait.