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Process-based humidity control regime for greenhouse crops

2003-08-01

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Modern greenhouses in The Netherlands are designed for efficient use of energy. Climate control traditionally aims at optimal crop performance. However, energy saving is a major issue for the development of new temperature regimes. Temperature integration (TI) results in fluctuating and often high relative humidity (RH) levels in modern, highly insulated greenhouses. At high temperature, water vapour pressure defi...

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Literature Corpus work: 580fb127-0d05-593f-984e-49b5d5252166
DOI: 10.1016/s0168-1699(03)00079-6

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