Experimental results and modelling of humidity control strategies for greenhouses in continental and coastal settings in the Mediterranean region. II: Modelling of strategies
Keywords:
energy consumption, heating, moisture content, ventilation
Abstract
Strategies for humidity control —with and without heating— were evaluated via simulations performed with apreviously developed model (see accompanying paper, this issue, part I). With heating, the best strategy combined the
use of a humidity setpoint with step control of the roof window, increasing the ventilation in line with the outside
temperature. Without heating, the best strategy again combined the use of a humidity setpoint with step control of the
roof window, but required ventilation to be increased in line with the inside air temperature
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Published
2013-11-06
How to Cite
Perdigones, A., Valiño, V., García, J. L., Baptista, F., Montero, J. I., Benavente, R. M., & de la Plaza, S. (2013). Experimental results and modelling of humidity control strategies for greenhouses in continental and coastal settings in the Mediterranean region. II: Modelling of strategies. Spanish Journal of Agricultural Research, 6(2), 199-204. https://doi.org/10.5424/sjar/2008062-5248
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Agricultural engineering
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