Exhaust Fan For Greenhouse Cooling System
- HONGYANG
- CHINA
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Product Description
The greenhouse cooling system has the advantages of obvious cooling effect, easy installation, low cost and high cost performance, and is widely used in modern agriculture, intelligent greenhouse, film greenhouse, planting, breeding, livestock houses workshops and other places that need to cool and humidified.
Product Details
Cooling Pads: The cooling pads are made of a porous material that absorbs water from a reservoir at the bottom. As air is drawn through the pads by the exhaust fans, it comes into contact with the moist surface of the pads. The water evaporates, absorbing heat from the air and lowering its temperature. The cooled air is then circulated throughout the greenhouse.
Exhaust Fan: Exhaust fan are strategically placed throughout the greenhouse to facilitate air circulation. These fans work in conjunction with the cooling pads to distribute the cooled air evenly and prevent hot spots. By continuously moving air, the exhaust fan help maintain consistent temperature and humidity levels throughout the greenhouse, creating an ideal environment for plant growth.
Temperature and Humidity Control: The combination of cooling pads and exhaust fans allows growers to effectively regulate both temperature and humidity levels inside the greenhouse. As the air passes through the cooling pads, it not only cools down but also becomes more humid. The exhaust fans then help distribute this cooled, humidified air throughout the greenhouse, creating a comfortable microclimate for plants.
Operating Principle
The exhaust fan exhausters the air outwards, forming negative pressure in the greenhouse, forcing the outdoor air to enter the room through the wet curtain, and the water flows through the wet curtain from top to bottom, and contacts with the air on the surface of the wet curtain, relying on its own evaporation to absorb the sensible heat of the air to achieve the purpose of cooling and humidifying the air.
