👉 Smoke engineering refers to the process of intentionally introducing smoke or other particulate matter into the air to alter its properties, often for specific purposes such as enhancing visibility, masking odors, or creating a particular atmospheric effect. This technique is commonly used in various industries, including film production, construction, and event management, to control the appearance and behavior of smoke in controlled environments. By manipulating the type, density, and distribution of smoke particles, engineers can achieve desired visual effects, improve safety by reducing visibility hazards, or even create unique aesthetic experiences. The science behind smoke engineering involves understanding the physical and chemical properties of smoke, such as its density, temperature, and particle size, to optimize its performance in different applications.
