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Ratnik Engineers can design custom indoor and specialty snowmaking systems for a wide variety of applications. We have developed specialty snowmaking systems for Indoor Snow Areas, Ski Tunnels, Wind Tunnels, Environmental Chambers, and Product Testing Facilities. For your convenience, our specialty systems can be built on a skid that includes components such as pumps, compressors, water coolers, air treatment systems, valves, instruments, automatic controls and any other necessary equipment. |
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| We also offer a family
of smaller size snow guns specifically for use in specialty snowmaking systems.
The capacity of these smaller snow guns ranges from 1.2 to 12 gallons of
water flow per minute (.08 to .8 LPS), and the density of snow made typically
ranges from 20 to 32 pounds per cubic foot. Each snow gun makes snow that
looks and feels like natural snow. Our specialty snowmaking line includes
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SPECIALTY SYSTEM SKID Length: 2.64M Width: 1.22M Height: 1.33M Electrical Service: 575, 460, or 380 Volts Estimated Weight: 660 KG Prefabricated and delivered mechanically and electrically pre-assembled with automatic controls. |
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HIGHER CAPACITY TUNNEL SNOW GUN FOR LARGER TUNNELS Custom designed higher capacity tunnel snow gun. Can be tower or sled mounted. |
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are Some Examples of Ratnik Indoor and Specialty Systems? Some of our unusual snow projects include cross-country ski tunnels, indoor snowboarding half-pipes, automobile test cold chambers, making snow for movie productions, monorail test projects, and battle tank in-snow capability testing. |
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Low Energy Sky Giant VI Snow Gun with On-Board Compressor in a Ski Tunnel |
Ratnik Tunnel Guns in an Automotive Test Track Tunnel |
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| What
is Needed to Make Snow Indoors? 1. Interior temperature and relative humidity must be maintained at below freezing temperatures. 2. Snowmaking water must be cooled to 40°F (+4.4°C) or colder for best efficiency. 3. Snowmaking water must be above 120 PSI (8.4 bar) pressure. 4. Compressed air must be cooled to around freezing temperature. 5. Compressed air must be moisture free. Moisture can be removed with an air treatment system. 6. Compressed air must be at 100 PSI (7.0 bar) pressure. Ratnik can help you achieve these conditions to make your indoor snowmaking project a success. We invite you to call us at (585) 924-9111 or email us at info@ratnik.com to learn more about how to put our engineering SnowHow to work for your specific needs. Click to view Ratnik's Engineering Design customer list. © 2010 Ratnik Industries Inc. All rights reserved. |
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