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DIRECT AND DIFFUSE LIGHT TRANSMISSION OF INSECT-PROOF SCREENS AND PLASTIC FILMS FOR CLADDING GREENHOUSES

Article number

559_29

Pages

203 – 210

Language

English

Abstract

Optical properties of several greenhouse-cladding materials were evaluated using direct and diffuse light transmission laboratory equipment.
Samples of two insect-proof screens of different porosity, four low density polyethylene (PE) films and one co-extruded three-layer film were evaluated.
The effect of ageing on direct light transmission of some of the tested materials was also measured.
Main results can be summarised as follows:

The capability of insect-proof screens to transmit light was very good and comparable to that of the three-layer films.
Light transmission is a function of the porosity of the screen; the bigger porosity the better light transmission.
Three-layer film and 0.1 mm PE non-thermal films transmitted more light than the other plastic films.
Maximum light transmission for these materials was close to 90 %.
Light transmission of thermal PE films is clearly less than that of three-layer films.
For instance, maximum direct light transmission of one of the thermal PE samples was only 83 %. This loss in light is expected to cause a reduction in yield and quality of winter crops in Mediterranean areas.
Film ageing under exposure to field conditions contributed to a loss in light of 5 % approximately.
For all tested materials, diffuse light transmission was lower than direct transmission at zero incidence angles.
Diffuse light transmission ranged from 81 % for the most porous screen to 65 % for one of the thermal PE samples.

Publication

V International Symposium on Protected Cultivation in Mild Winter Climates: Current Trends for Suistainable Technologies

Authors

J.I. Montero, A. Antón, J. Hernández, N. Castilla

Keywords

Optical properties, ageing, dirt, dust, thermal polyethylene, three-layer film

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2001.559.29

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100. RESPONSE OF SOILLESS GROWN STRAWBERRY TO DIFFERENT SALINITY LEVELS IN THE NUTRIENT SOLUTION

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101. CONSUMER ATTITUDES TOWARDS ECOLOGICAL FRUIT AND VEGETABLES IN SPAIN. A SEGMENTATION APPROACH

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102. IMPROVEMENT OF FRUIT SETTING AND YIELD IN MISHQUI. A REVIEW WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS IN GENETIC PARTHENOCARPY

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103. PERSPECTIVES OF EVOLUTION IN FAMILY HORTICULTURAL FARMS

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104. STRUCTURE AND ECONOMY OF PROTECTED CROPS IN ANDALUSIA: A COMPARATIVE RESEARCH

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105. THE EFFECT OF SOIL SOLARIZATION AND PROTECTION TECHNIQUES ON YIELD TRAITS OF MELON IN UNHEATED GREENHOUSE

106. ANALYSIS OF THE EVOLUTION OF PROTECTED HORTICULTURE IN ALMERIA AREA: CYCLES, STRUCTURE AND GROWTH

J. Martínez-Paz | F. Martínez-Carrasco | R. Dios-Palomares

107. CHANGES UNDERGONE IN STRUCTURE AND AGRICULTURAL PRACTICES OF MAZARRON (MURCIA) DURING THE LAST TWENTY YEARS DUE TO THE EXPANSION OF GREENHOUSE CULTIVATION

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108. PRODUCTION FUNCTIONS FOR PLASTIC COVERED PEPPER AND TOMATO IN THE COASTLINE OF ALMERÍA: AN ANALYSIS OF PRODUCTIVE EFFICIENCY

R. Cañero León | J. Calatrava Leyva

109. ECONOMIC VALUATION OF WATER IN PROTECTED HORTICULTURE IN ALMERÍA AREA

J. Martínez-Paz | J. Calatrava-Requena

110. PRODUCTIVITY AND CULTIVATION COSTS ANALYSIS IN PLASTIC GREENHOUSES IN THE NIJAR (ALMERÍA) AREA

J. Calatrava-Requena | R. Cañero | J. Ortega

111. PRELIMINARY STUDY ON INSECTICIDE RESISTANCE IN FRANKLINIELLA OCCIDENTALIS (PERGANDE) (THYSANOPTERA: THRIPIDAE) IN SWEET PEPPER CROPS IN CAMPO DE CARTAGENA, S.E OF SPAIN

J. Contreras | D. Moreno | M.D. Hernández | P. Bielza | A. Lacasa

112. CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW BY SPRAYING THE ELECTROLYZED WATER IN HYDROPONICALLY GROWN STRAWBERRY

S. Tsukagoshi | Y. Sunohara | Y. Noma | E. Takahashi | A. Schörner

113. METHODS TO CONTROL PYTHIUM AND PHYTOPHTHORA IN COLD PLASTIC HOUSES

J.J. Berenguer | I. Escobar | M. García | J. Gómez | A. Alvarez

114. CONTROL OF FUSARIUM WILT ON RUSCUS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF ISOLATES COLLECTED IN LIGURIA

C. Pasini | M. Sacco | F. D'Aquila | G. Fantino

115. EXPERIMENTS ON GREENHOUSE WHITEFLY CONTROL BY THE MIRID BUGS MACROLOPHUS CALIGINOSUS WAGNER AND CYRTOPELTIS TENUIS (REUTER) IN PROTECTED WINTER TOMATO CROPS

M. Nannini

116. EVALUATION OF TOMATO HYBRIDS RESISTANT TO TSWV UNDER GREENHOUSE CONDITIONS IN ARGENTINA

M. Mitidieri | I. de Mitidieri | E. Dal Bó

117. HIGH TEMPERATURE EFFECT ON TOMATO PREDISPOSITION TO TSWV

M. Mitidieri | E. Biderbost | P. Castellano | E. Taleisnik

118. VEGETAL WASTE FROM PROTECTED HORTICULTURE IN SOUTHEASTERN SPAIN: CHARACTERISATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXTERNALITIES

S. Parra | J.J. Pérez | J. Calatrava

119. THERMAL ENVIRONMENT AND STRESS OF WORKERS IN NATURALLY VENTILATED GREENHOUSES UNDER MILD CLIMATE

L. Okushima | S. Sase | I.-B. Lee | B.J. Bailey

120. EFFECTS OF MODIFIED ATMOSPHERE ON THE CONSERVATION OF CANTALOUPE MELON WILD TYPE AND TRANSGENIC ACO ANTISENSE