Water screens waterscreen video and laser projections on water
One of the most spectacular projection techniques is certainly that on a water screen. How can we make it perform at its best and where is it safe to use it?
First of all let’s make a distinction, there are mainly 2 types of water screens: falling water screens and fan shaped (semicircular) water screens.
Falling water screen (water curtain)
Especially suitable for indoor events, the screen (metal bar with nozzles) is positioned high up and the water reaches it via pipes that draw from a collection tank below.
The water is pushed and kept under pressure by pumps, the higher the water screen is positioned, the more powerful the pumps must be to have a more homogeneous water surface suitable for projection.
Fan-shaped water screen (semicircular)
Especially suitable for outdoor situations. The water is sprayed from the bottom upwards via a pump and a central nozzle, forming a fan where it can be projected.
This solution, if installed in a body of water (lake, river, sea, etc.) clearly does not need a collection tank.