Automation for greenhouses. Plant watering and ventilation
In modern greenhouses the systemdrip irrigation. Greenhouse plants do not require sprinkling, as dust is not deposited on them, and they are not contaminated, unlike plantations in the open space.
Irrigation composition, its dosage, watering scheduleare controlled by the system itself. It allows you to adjust these parameters as needed without daily monitoring of the process. As it was said, watering is automatic, it produces treatment evenly and constantly, regardless of the weather conditions outside. The presence of sensors in more modern systems allows you to change its mode and intensity depending on the air temperature. Automation for greenhouses with a large area implies the presence of more complex mechanisms. Here irrigation is carried out by a special cart, moving along the guides, and the dose and schedule of their movement are controlled by a computer program.
Automation for greenhouses has a number of advantages,affecting performance in general. First, it reduces the burden on workers, and secondly, it allows reducing the consumption of water and fertilizers to sixty percent, since the irrigation composition is fed directly to the roots, excluding the "empty" enrichment of the earth around the plant. In addition, automatic watering prevents the formation of a crust, which could interfere with the supply of oxygen. Water does not fall on the leaves and fruits, which excludes the infection of their fungal diseases.
This approach to watering (under the root) preventsthe emergence of weeds, all the necessary nutrients come to the plants. This is an important factor affecting the yield and consumption of water and fertilizers.
Automation for greenhouses helps to increaseproductivity and lower costs for consumables - fertilizers, water. The system is constantly being modernized, due to which this kind of activity becomes more attractive for employees.
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