2000
DOI: 10.1016/s1359-4311(99)00048-4
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Heat recovery in greenhouses: a practical solution

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“…Rousse et al 54 presented the theoretical and experimental analysis for using plastic heat exchanger as a dehumidifier in greenhouse for agriculture industry. With the aim to recover some of the lost heat from ventilation system, the heat exchanger was designed as corrugated and flexible thermoplastic drainage tubing with four thermoplastic tubes wrapped around a central tube (as shown in Figure 6).…”
Section: Heat Recovery Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Rousse et al 54 presented the theoretical and experimental analysis for using plastic heat exchanger as a dehumidifier in greenhouse for agriculture industry. With the aim to recover some of the lost heat from ventilation system, the heat exchanger was designed as corrugated and flexible thermoplastic drainage tubing with four thermoplastic tubes wrapped around a central tube (as shown in Figure 6).…”
Section: Heat Recovery Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The testing results indicated average efficiency of 84% and 78% for air volumetric change rates of 0.5 and 0.9 change/h. Figure 6 Plastic heat exchanger cross-section 54 Because of the corrosive resistant feature, polymer heat exchangers are also applied for flue gas recovery in power generation process. An experimental study on the heat transfer performance of wet flue gas heat recovery system using a plastic longitudinal spiral plate heat exchanger was presented by Jia et al 56 .…”
Section: Heat Recovery Applicationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…U radovima Abbes et al (2010), Abdel-Ghany i Kozai (2006) te Ricardo et al (2008) predstavljeni su vrlo napredni modeli koji se temelje na modelima simulacije klimatskih uvjeta u zatvorenim prostorima. Razvoj sustava grijanja i hlađenja (Ozgener i Hepbasli, 2005, Sethi i Sharma, 2007, Rousse 2000, otvara mogućnost sve većeg i isplativijeg uzgoja poljoprivrednih kultura u zaštićenim prostorima tijekom cijele godine. (2008) u svom radu proučavaju mnoge tehnike grijanja zaštićenih prostora koje koriste obnovljive izvore energije, za koje smatraju da su vrlo pogodne za korištenje u proizvodnji povrća i drugih kultura u zatvorenim prostorima.…”
Section: Proizvodnja Povrća U Zaštićenim Područjimaunclassified
“…using higher humidity set points (Elings et al, 2005); reducing the transpiration level of the crop, or dehumidification with heat recovery (Campen and Bot, 2002;Rousse et al, 2000).…”
Section: Minimize Energy Loss Through Ventilation and Latent Heatmentioning
confidence: 99%