Vertex Agriculture, a pioneering leader in the agricultural industry, excels in crafting cutting-edge, state-of-the-art solutions tailored for modern horticultural needs.
Our Commercial Glass Greenhouse is exquisitely designed for optimal plant cultivation, leveraging the exceptional light transmission properties of glass. With an impressive transmittance rate of over 85%-90%, our greenhouses ensure that a significant amount of sunlight penetrates, promoting robust photosynthesis. This innovative structure creates an ideal microclimate, distinctly shielded from external environmental fluctuations. During chillier months, our greenhouses minimize heat loss, providing superior insulation. In warmer seasons, our advanced systems, including ventilation, shading, and more, expertly regulate temperature, safeguarding your plants from heat stress. Experience the pinnacle of agricultural ingenuity with our glass greenhouse solutions.
| A glass greenhouse is a building facility with a specific frame structure. Frames are usually made of metal (such as steel), including columns, beams, trusses and other parts, which are combined to form a solid spatial framework to provide support for the installation of glass. The design of the frame should take into account the weight of the bearing glass and the pressure of resisting natural external forces such as snow and snow to ensure the safety and stability of the greenhouse. |
1. Glass greenhouse is mainly used for plant cultivation. It uses the good light transmission of glass to create suitable lighting conditions for plant growth. The high transmittance of glass (generally more than 85%-90%) can make most of the visible light in the sun pass through, ensuring that plants can fully carry out photosynthesis. At the same time, it can effectively maintain the indoor temperature and form a microclimate that is relatively independent of the external natural environment. In the cold season, the glass greenhouse can reduce the loss of indoor heat and play a role in insulation; In the hot season, the temperature is adjusted through supporting ventilation, shading and other facilities to avoid excessive temperature damage to plants.
2. In addition to plant cultivation, glass greenhouses can also be used for agricultural production activities such as flower planting and vegetable seedling cultivation, and in some cases, it is also used to display rare plants and hold horticultural exhibitions, such as tropical plants in some botanical gardens, flower exhibition greenhouses, etc., to provide people with places of appreciation and popular science education. |
| A glasshouse is a semi-permanent or permanent building. Its construction needs to follow certain building codes and standards, and there are corresponding requirements in site selection, infrastructure construction, drainage, etc. Its appearance is usually more structured to adapt to the installation of glass and the use of internal space. And the scale of the glass greenhouse can be flexible according to actual needs, from small single-house greenhouse for home gardening, to large multi-house greenhouse for agricultural industrialization. |
Ventilation System
1. Natural Ventilation System: Ingeniously designed to harness nature's own cooling powers, this system primarily relies on strategically positioned side and top windows. Side windows, located along the greenhouse walls, can be opened and closed either manually or with electric assistance, while top windows, nestled atop the greenhouse, come with versatile opening mechanisms like rack and pinion systems. As indoor temperatures rise, the warm air naturally ascends, finding an easy escape through the top windows. Meanwhile, cooler external air flows in through the side windows, creating a seamless circulation that naturally balances temperature and humidity levels. It's a harmonious interaction with nature, ensuring optimal conditions for growth.
2. Forced Ventilation System: This system is your ally against oppressive summer heat, incorporating powerful exhaust fans installed at either end of the greenhouse. When the gentle hand of natural ventilation falls short, these fans roar to life, expelling hot, stagnant indoor air with force while inviting fresh, cooling breezes from outside. The result? A rapid drop in temperature and a refreshingly ventilated environment, tailored to meet the most demanding climate challenges.
Sunshade System
1. External Sunshade System: Crowned at the very top of the greenhouse, this sunshade net acts as a guardian against the blazing sun. Controlled electrically for automatic or manual adjustments, it expands and closes based on sunlight intensity and indoor temperature. This protective layer is adept at blocking excessive sunlight, minimizing heat absorption, and preventing the greenhouse from overheating, thus shielding plants from the oppressive summer sun and potential sunburn.
2. Internal Sunshade System: Strategically positioned within the greenhouse interior, this system offers more than just shading. It contributes to cooling and serves as an insulator during cooler nights. Reflective in nature, the internal sunshade system deflects some sunlight, reduces heat intake, and allows for finer control over light distribution, making it an essential player in managing the greenhouse environment.
Irrigation System
1. Drip Irrigation System: Embracing efficiency, this innovative irrigation technique delivers water directly to plant roots via strategically placed drip heads. By meticulously controlling water flow, it minimizes wastage and evaporation. Additionally, fertilizers can be seamlessly integrated into the watering system, delivering nutrients precisely to where they're needed most, ensuring thriving plant growth with precision care.
2. Micro-Sprinkler Irrigation System: Positioned either at the greenhouse ceiling or elevated above plants, these sprinklers release a delicate mist of water droplets. This method significantly enhances air humidity, catering to the needs of humidity-loving plants. Furthermore, micro-sprinkler systems cover expansive areas, efficiently watering numerous plants simultaneously, providing a comprehensive solution for vast greenhouse operations.
Heating System
1. Hot Water Heating System: Through the use of advanced boilers and heaters, water is warmed and circulated via pipes across the greenhouse, whether along the ground or elevated. This system disperses heat uniformly, facilitating precise temperature control. Moreover, the residual heat offers additional utility, such as warming water for irrigation, enhancing overall energy efficiency.
2. Hot Air Heating System: Equipped with efficient hot air fans, this system introduces warmed air into the greenhouse with impressive speed. The air outlets can be adjusted in terms of position and angle, allowing for tailored heat distribution, ensuring that every nook and cranny of the greenhouse receives the warmth required for optimal plant health.
Control System
Standing as the technological heart of the glass greenhouse, the intelligent control system offers unparalleled precision in environmental management. By seamlessly integrating temperature sensors, humidity detectors, and light sensors, it continuously gathers essential data. This information is relayed to a sophisticated controller, which dynamically adjusts ventilation, shading, irrigation, and heating systems to maintain ideal growing conditions. This automated orchestration ensures the perfect habitat for plants, fostering growth and maximizing yield.
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