{"schema_version":"1.0","last_updated":"2026-05-29","source":"https://www.100xcircle.com/api/ai/knowledge","count":4,"data":[{"title":"Thermal Fogging vs ULV Cold Fogging: Complete Comparison","url":"https://www.100xcircle.com/knowledge/thermal-vs-ulv-fogging","summary":"Thermal fogging uses heat to vaporize liquid into dense visible fog; ULV cold fogging uses mechanical pressure for finer droplets at ambient temperature. Thermal: better outdoor reach. ULV: better indoors and temperature-sensitive chemicals."},{"title":"How Thermal Fogging Works: Pulse-Jet Technology Explained","url":"https://www.100xcircle.com/knowledge/how-thermal-fogging-works","summary":"Pulse-jet engine ignites fuel-air mix at high frequency; heat vaporizes chemical solution; vapor cools at nozzle forming sub-50-micron droplets; dense fog penetrates vegetation and voids."},{"title":"Government Procurement Guide: Buying Fogging Machines via GeM","url":"https://www.100xcircle.com/knowledge/government-procurement-guide","summary":"Municipal corporations, health departments, and Panchayats can procure fogging machines via GeM (Government e-Marketplace) from verified MSME sellers like 100X Circle. No separate tender required for amounts within GeM limits."},{"title":"Mosquito Control and Thermal Fogging in India","url":"https://www.100xcircle.com/knowledge/mosquito-control-india","summary":"India's vector control programme uses thermal fogging for dengue, malaria, and chikungunya prevention. Municipal corporations conduct fogging drives using vehicle-mounted foggers in high-risk wards during outbreak seasons."}]}