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Water mist is produced by pushing water under pressure through an atomising nozzle. This produces small droplets which provide a large surface area for absorbing heat. Steam is also created providing an inactive gas which deprives the fire of oxygen. The flame plume acts like an air pump and draws water mist particles towards it.
