Explainer Videos Examples: Air, Gas, Steam, Smoke

The Invisible – Air, Gas, Steam or Smoke

Air, gases, vapors, and fumes are often invisible substances that play a critical role in the industry, such as the cooling of dairy products or the production of paper. Because these substances are difficult to capture with a camera, 3D animation is ideal for visualization. With a 3D explainer video, you can communicate the functions and benefits of your products or services in which these substances play an essential role.

Hot drying cylinder heated with steam
Examples for explainer video: Air, Gas, Steam and Smoke
In this picture, you can see the visualization of steam. It is a sectional view of a cylinder heated by steam. The illustration shows the supply of steam and the removal of condensed water. We took this image from a 3D animated explanatory video.

Examples of Simulation and Visualization of Air, Gas, Steam and Smoke

Here is a selection of explainer videos that required the representation of air, gas, steam, or smoke to understand products and their benefits.

Because gaseous substances cannot be seen, we have to visualize them symbolically. For example, we show the air as thin white threads, which are dyed accordingly as hot air. For steam, we often use a cloudy representation. A particular task is to keep these gaseous substances in a designated space. That’s why in such cases we use finely tuned parameters for their simulation.

Get in touch with us, and let’s talk about how we can explain the benefits of your product with gaseous substances in an explainer video.

Illustration of steam in the drying cylinder

Cooling by blowing cold air

Non-contact deflection of a paper web

Functional explanation of cooling cushions

Smoke flow in an oven

The cleaning of the conductor rails

Stabilization of a paper web by suction air

Air duct in suction rolls

Strip transfer by compressed air

Gases for generating infrared radiation

Sieve cleaning by compressed air

Drying of a paper web by hot air

Cold air flows from cooling panels