Thermal & Shading Screen

Solutions: Systems and Equipment.

Shading screens are meant to reduce the radiation inside the greenhouse when the damage of the increasing temperature is greater than the damage of reducing  the radiation. Different screens create different levels of shading. The screens can be operated by motors which can be controlled by the control system. This enables automatic operation of the screens, regulated by sensors of temperature and radiation.

Thermal screens are shade screens of which their bottom side is covered by materials that reflect radiation. Spreading the thermal screens after sunset keeps the heat (infra-red radiation) that is emitted from the plants and the soil, inside the greenhouse, which elevates the temperature in the plants environment during the night.

There are a number of methods for the mechanical operation of the screen, depending on the nature of the crops being grown and budgetary considerations: The Basic System: The screen is extended and retrieved back into place by pulling on the conveying wires. The Manual Conveying System:  The screen is extended and retrieved back into place by a system of steel cables and a conveying axis, while a gear and a manual operating device serve as the main source for moving the screen. The Automatic Conveying System:  The screen is extended and retrieved back into place by a system of steel cables and a conveying axis, while a gear and an electric motor serving as the main source for moving the screen. One motor can extend and retrieve a screen covering up to 7 dunams. A thermal shade screen that moves in the direction of the gutter to gutter can be installed on structures intended for growing crops that are not trellised.

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