Vert(600+400) 5 plant, from Ukraine with love
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Sedan
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Thank you, Bro!
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Now let's talk a little more about the technologies developed by me, especially for installation
"SDU Pegas M"
The body is designed in this way (expanding towards the middle, and tapering to the top) so that air gets into the expanded space, accumulates there and creates air pressure.
First, according to the law of physics, the shrinking air cools itself.
Secondly. I specially purchased a ceiling fan, with a head blowing around in a circle, so that it cyclically, in a circle, blows air with force into the expanding cavities, the air has nowhere to exit, and it rushes, thus, intensely circulates just in the place where the density of buds is maximum . Thus, we prevent the occurrence of mold, and even slightly lower the temperature of the air in the installation.
And the main thing is that you do not need to buy any gadgets for this or poisonous additives. All at the expense of technology!
to be continued..
Frajola
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thinking, thinking and there isn't another name for that rocket gotta be " silo" . Any progress with LED in silo growing method ?
Frajola
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kind of environment control, creating a more efficient ventilation system without exposing the plants to the whole room. A Encapsulated Silo. cool.
ttystikk
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The whole reason I originally used the round shape was to present the canopy to the light source equidistant from the lamp- a lamp the emits light in an omnidirectional pattern.
LED lights are much more directional in their light output, so the circular trellis no longer makes sense. I replaced round silos with flat vertical trellis panels lit by flat arrays of LED lights. There's less shading, there's much more room to work and they fit in square rooms much better.
OneHitDone
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What about using a couple Corn Cobs?
ttystikk
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I edited the post above.
Why take directional lighting and force it into an inefficient shape? Flat panels just work better.
Sedan
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Hello, Bro! When the street is less than zero Celsius, I use the influx from the street, as it is now. The temperature at the entrance (where the roots are) + 17-20 Celsius. Then the cold air fan picks up on the lamps. The lamps heal up to + 24-26 Celsius. And when the temperature on the street exceeds zero Celsius, I turn on the air conditioner, (as an inflow) - the temperature is the same always.
In order for it to be so, you need to correctly choose the power of the internal fan. I tried three, until I came up with the ideal indicators
Sedan
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kind of environment control, creating a more efficient ventilation system without exposing the plants to the whole room. A Encapsulated Silo. cool.
Yes, Mr. M, you're absolutely right! It's like a thermos. What coffee temperature did you fill in it, so it remains in it for a long time !!
Wait for a gift, Братан!!))
Pushkin has such a work "The Tale of Tsar Saltan."
There is such an episode when the young prince needed to get across the ocean, and he turned into a bumblebee and flew across the ocean ... Then the Russian composer Rimsky-Korsakov wrote a music theme called "Flight of the Bumblebee."
Who understands classical music, must know this piece of music ..
And the bumblebee flew across the ocean ....
Sedan
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Now we are trying to adapt LED in the installation. But until I try it out I will not say exactly how it will work!
OneHitDone
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The consensus seems to be Tanks in a sealed space as a generator puts off lot's of unwanted toxins and is best in a leaky greenhouse etc.
ttystikk
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Burner is bad only if there's a gas leak.The consensus seems to be Tanks in a sealed space as a generator puts off lot's of unwanted toxins and is best in a leaky greenhouse etc.
It's likely to be more trouble than it's worth in a small space, however.
Since @Sedan is using flow through ventilation I would suggest that he shouldn't supplement with CO2 at all, since it will just get sucked right out.
CO2 is for sealed spaces.
Sedan
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We had a discussion recently with Russian colleagues on this topic. The automation is set up so that after a certain time the solenoid valve switches on the CO2 supply and simultaneously, the extractor is switched off for a while (the blower fan remains on (CO2 is heavy, it needs to be lifted upwards with effort.) The plants receive the required portion of CO2, after which the hood is switched on again ..
The question is: what concentration of CO2 (single dose) is needed for such a volume and so many plants that they are not poisoned?
Also I was offered to use equipment for scuba divers
Sedan
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Let's talk about CO2 supply a little later, but for now:
The temperature jumped abruptly, in the installation rose above 28 ... I need urgently to turn on summer mode ..
I make a muzzle for the condender, the body is glued together, dries .. I glue it with foam, and I put the corrugation there,
I looked, and there blowing exactly under a hundred and fifty cm, so the engine will not burn, just right ...
I glued holes at the bottom
To be continued...
The temperature jumped abruptly, in the installation rose above 28 ... I need urgently to turn on summer mode ..
I make a muzzle for the condender, the body is glued together, dries .. I glue it with foam, and I put the corrugation there,
I looked, and there blowing exactly under a hundred and fifty cm, so the engine will not burn, just right ...
I glued holes at the bottom
To be continued...
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