AGOG utilises the Concept ‘Aerotech’ smoke trace system as the base equipment, adapted and specifically designed for generating a precise point source of smoke within a wind tunnel and exterior environments. This system features a heated tip attached to a slender wand, ensuring controlled emission of smoke for visualisation purposes.

The smoke tracing technique is a well-established method employed for real-time visualization of airflow interactions with models in wind tunnel experiments. By introducing a continuous stream of smoke into the wind tunnel, researchers can observe and analyze the intricate behavior of airflow around the model.

This visualisation method is versatile and compatible with various types of models, making it applicable across a wide range of aerodynamic studies. Whether examining aircraft designs, automotive prototypes, or architectural structures, smoke tracing facilitates detailed insights into airflow patterns and aerodynamic phenomena within the wind tunnel environment.