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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE ENERGY NEEDS FOR A CONVENTIONALLY AND AN INFRARED (IR)-HEATED GREENHOUSE

Article number

893_45

Pages

461 – 468

Language

English

Abstract

The potential advantages of heating greenhouses by infrared (IR) heaters, instead of conventional hot air, are examined experimentally.
Measurements of indoor and outdoor conditions during a typical cold night and whole thermal period in Central Greece are taken in two experimental greenhouses using conventional and IR heating respectively.
Data confirm that the conventional system inside air and cover temperature remains always higher than the temperature targeted for the plants.
On the contrary, with IR heating, inside air and cover temperatures are several degrees lower than the desired temperature sustained at the plantation level, and that this temperature difference increases proportionally to the drop in outside temperature.
Since all thermal losses are almost proportional to the inside and outside temperature difference it is surmised that IR heating systems successfully implemented may present significant advantage over conventional heating setups.
Direct measurements of energy consumption for the two test cases indicated 35-40% savings for infrared heated greenhouse.
Besides, infrared heating contributed to improved total quality of the cultivated lettuce.

Publication

International Symposium on High Technology for Greenhouse Systems: GreenSys2009

Authors

A. Kavga, T. Panidis, G. Alexopoulos, G. Salahas, V. Bontozoglou

Keywords

energy consumption, energy saving, hot air heating, infrared heaters

Full text

https://doi.org/10.17660/ActaHortic.2011.893.45

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112. EXTRACTION AND NUTRIENT EFFICIENCY DURING THE VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF TOMATO UNDER HYDROPONICS CONDITIONS

113. ZEOLITES IN MEDIA MIXES FOR SOILLESS PRODUCTION: FIRST RESULTS ON TOMATO

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114. ALTERATION OF NO₃^–, PO₄^3- AND SO₄^2- CONCENTRATION ON ROSE PLANTS IN RESPONSE TO GREENHOUSE CLIMATE PARAMETERS AND THEIR CONCENTRATION IN THE NUTRIENT SOLUTION

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118. CLOSED GREENHOUSE COOLING WITH WATER DROPLET CURTAIN

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119. THE USE OF SOIL MOISTURE PROBES FOR IMPROVED UNIFORMITY AND IRRIGATION CONTROL IN GREENHOUSES

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120. WIRELESS SENSOR NETWORKS TO PRECISELY MONITOR SUBSTRATE MOISTURE AND ELECTRICAL CONDUCTIVITY DYNAMICS IN A CUT-FLOWER GREENHOUSE OPERATION

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121. RAPID WATERING TO ACHIEVE PARTIAL SATURATION OF ROOT MEDIUM ON FLOODED FLOORS

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122. MONITORING OF CLIMATE VARIABLES IN SEMI-CLOSED GREENHOUSES

123. A PHOTOAUTOTROPHIC MICROPROPAGATION SYSTEM USING LARGE VESSELS WITH FORCED VENTILATION FOR COMMERCIAL APPLICATION

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124. SUSTAINABLE DISPOSAL OF SURPLUS NUTRIENT SOLUTIONS FROM SOILLESS GREENHOUSES IN NEW ZEALAND

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125. ANALYSIS OF FILTER MATERIALS FOR RECYCLING WASTE NUTRIENT SOLUTIONS IN SOILLESS CULTURE

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126. CHEMICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF SOIL IRRIGATED BY GREYWATER

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127. DEVELOPMENT OF A STATE-OF-THE-ART NUTRIENT DELIVERY SYSTEM TO ACCOMMODATE SMALL TREATMENT SIZES NEEDED FOR NURSERY CROP RESEARCH

128. A SIMULATION MODEL ON LEAF COLOR DYNAMIC CHANGES IN GREENHOUSE MUSKMELON UNDER DIFFERENT CULTIVARS AND ORGANIC FERTILIZER RATES

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129. EXPLORING MORE SUSTAINABLE TECHNOLOGICAL ALTERNATIVES FOR THE GREENHOUSE CUT FLOWERS INDUSTRY IN COLOMBIA

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130. THE CLOSED SYSTEM TOOL BOX

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131. CONSTRUCTED WETLANDS IMPLANTED WITH IRIS VERSICOLOR, JUNCUS SP. AND PHRAGMITES AUSTRALIS AS A POTENTIAL TREATMENT FOR GREENHOUSE EFFLUENTS

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132. THE USE OF BIODEGRADABLE POTS FOR THE CULTIVATION OF POINSETTIA

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133. OPTIMIZATION OF IRRIGATION OF ROMAINE LETTUCE (LACTUCA SATIVA L.) CULTIVATED IN MUCK SOIL

134. REUSE OF LEACHED NUTRIENT SOLUTION IN TOMATO SOILLESS CULTURE

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135. THE INFLUENCE OF ELECTRO KINETIC NUTRIENT TREATMENT SYSTEM USING BAKUHAN-SEKI ON VEGETATIVE GROWTH OF TOMATO

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136. EVALUATION OF ZERO-RUNOFF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS FOR CONTAINERIZED NURSERY PRODUCTION

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137. REMOVAL OF PYTHIUM ULTIMUM PROPAGULES IN RECYCLED GREENHOUSE NUTRIENT SOLUTION USING ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS

N. Gruyer | M. Dorais | V. Gravel | G.J. Zagury

138. THE USE OF ARTIFICIAL WETLANDS TO TREAT GREENHOUSE EFFLUENTS

139. ORGANIC GREENHOUSE VEGETABLE PRODUCTION IN CANADA: CHALLENGES AND OPPORTUNITIES

Y. Zheng | M.A. Dixon | G. Ferguson

140. INTEGRATED SYSTEMS FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ORGANIC GREENHOUSE TOMATOES

141. QUALITY OF ORGANIC AND CONVENTIONAL GREENHOUSE CUCUMBERS AND TOMATOES

D. Wees | K.A. Stewart

142. EVALUATION OF ZEOLITE AS A COMPONENT IN ORGANIC GROWING SUBSTRATES FOR TOMATO TRANSPLANT PRODUCTION

C. Lafrenière | V. Surrage | M.A. Dixon | Y. Zheng

143. CONTROL OF POWDERY MILDEW IN ORGANIC GREENHOUSE MELON CULTIVATION

F.F. Qin | H.L. Xu | Q.C. Xu

144. APPLICATION OF GENERALIZED LINEAR MODEL BASED MULTIPLE COMPARISON PROCEDURES TO GREENHOUSE PEST CONTROL EXPERIMENTS

S. Menke | H.-M. Poehling | D. Gerhard

145. MULTICRITERIA EVALUATION OF THE PATHOLOGICAL RESILIENCE OF SOIL-BASED PROTECTED CROPPING SYSTEMS

M. Tchamitchian | B. Collange | M. Navarrete | G. Peyre

146. EFFICIENCY OF PHYSICAL MEANS OF IPM ON INSECT POPULATION CONTROL IN GREENHOUSE CROPS

A. Vatsanidou | T. Bartzanas | C. Papaioannou | C. Kittas

147. HEALTH MONITORING OF PLANTS BY THEIR EMITTED VOLATILES: A TEMPORARY INCREASE IN THE CONCENTRATION OF METHYL SALICYLATE AFTER PATHOGEN INOCULATION OF TOMATO PLANTS AT GREENHOUSE SCALE

148. DEVELOPMENT OF A WARNING SYSTEM FOR CONTROLLING BOTRYTIS CINEREA IN UNHEATED TOMATO GREENHOUSES

F.J. Baptista | B.J. Bailey | J.F. Meneses

149. S-ABA DELAYS WILTING IN PETUNIA AND IMPATIENS

J.E. Barrett | C.A. Bartuska

150. SUPPRESSION OF GRAY MOLD IN LISIANTHUS BY PASSIVE MEANS OF GREENHOUSE ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

151. APPLICATION OF PLANT GROWTH PROMOTING RHIZOBACTERIA IN A HYDROPONICS SYSTEM FOR ADVANCED LIFE SUPPORT IN SPACE – revised version

O.J. MacIntyre | J.T. Trevors | M Stasiak | M.A. Dixon | K. Cottenie

152. CONTROL OF PYTHIUM SPP. ROOT COLONIZATION IN TOMATO SOILLESS CULTURE THROUGH CHLORINATION OF WATER STORAGE TANK

153. INTERACTION OF CALIBRACHOA AND SELECTED ROOT AND FOLIAR PATHOGENS IN GREENHOUSE SETTINGS

M. Omer | J.C. Locke | J.M. Frantz | L.E. Horst | C.R. Krause

154. INFLUENCE OF THE SULPHUR APPLICATION METHOD ON PESTS, DISEASES AND NATURAL ENEMIES IN A GREENHOUSE PEPPER CROP

155. LEAF AND BUD TEMPERATURES OF SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRIES (VACCINIUM CORYMBOSUM) INSIDE HIGH TUNNELS

156. EFFECT OF PLASTIC MULCHES ON YIELD AND FRUIT QUALITY OF STRAWBERRY PLANTS GROWN UNDER HIGH TUNNELS

157. HIGH TUNNEL COVERING MATERIALS FOR NORTHERN FIELD PRODUCTION

M.G. Karlsson | J.W. Werner