Indoor vertical farm climate control

Real indoor vertical farm climate control should focus on three elements:

Temperature& Humidity; The first climate management challenge that vertical farmers must overcome is figuring out how much cooling, dehumidification and heating is required to manage the temperature and humidity of the grow space.

Air Circulation; The second biggest challenge is figuring out how to deliver the conditioned air everywhere within the vertical farm to create a uniform growing environment. When racks are spaced tightly together — both vertically and horizontally — it is difficult to create uniform conditions everywhere.

The type of Correct type of duct can also help distribute and push air into desired locations, as well as help mix cold air near the floor with warmer air near the ceiling to prevent the stack effect.

HVAC Equipment Location; The location of the HVAC is limited by vertical growth racks. A reasonable growth HVAC should be suspended from the ceiling, thereby avoiding the height restrictions of the vertical racks and conducive to the layout of air ducts.

No matter what crop is grown, managing humidity control and air movement in a vertical farm is essential to plant productivity, harvesting schedules, quality control and, ultimately, profitability. It is possible to reach a very high yield when the conditions that must be met in vertical farm are met.

If you need an assistant to assist you in meeting these requirements our product ‘OptiClimate’ can help you about maximizing your profitability.

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