A mist suppression system is a system designed to reduce the amount of mist or aerosol particles in the air. It is typically used in industrial settings to prevent the spread of hazardous particles, such as oil mist, in the air. Mist suppression systems work by using a combination of mechanical and chemical methods to capture and remove mist particles from the air. Mechanical methods include using fans to create a downward air flow, using baffles to direct the mist away from the source, and using water sprays to break up the mist particles. Chemical methods include using surfactants to reduce the surface tension of the mist particles, allowing them to bind together and fall out of the air. Mist suppression systems are essential for maintaining a safe and healthy working environment in industrial settings.