Greenhouse Heating Checklist: CIR791/AE025, rev. 6/2021

Y. Zhang; J. A. Watson; R. A. Bucklin; P. H. Jones; B. A. Barmby; D. B. McConnell; R. W. Henley

doi:10.32473/edis-ae025-2002

Vol. 2021 No. 3, Historical Fact Sheets

Vol. 2021 No. 3

Greenhouse Heating Checklist: CIR791/AE025, rev. 6/2021

Historical Fact Sheets

https://doi.org/10.32473/edis-ae025-2002

Published 2002-07-07 — Updated on 2021-06-01

Y. Zhang⁺⁻
J. A. Watson⁺⁻
R. A. Bucklin⁺⁻
P. H. Jones⁺⁻
B. A. Barmby⁺⁻
D. B. McConnell⁺⁻
R. W. Henley⁺⁻

Y. Zhang

University of Florida

J. A. Watson

University of Florida

https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6282-4203

R. A. Bucklin

University of Florida

P. H. Jones

university of florida

B. A. Barmby

University of Florida

D. B. McConnell

University of Florida

R. W. Henley

University of Florida

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Keywords

greenhouses
heating systems
maintenance and repair

How to Cite

Zhang, Y., J. A. Watson, R. A. Bucklin, P. H. Jones, B. A. Barmby, D. B. McConnell, and R. W. Henley. (2002) 2021. “Greenhouse Heating Checklist: CIR791 AE025, Rev. 6 2021”. EDIS 2021 (3). Gainesville, FL. https://doi.org/10.32473/edis-ae025-2002.

Abstract

Heating requirements inside greenhouses are affected by outdoor climates, structure characteristics, types of heating systems, and the strategies of operation and management. A properly maintained greenhouse can reduce the energy consumption and thus contribute to energy savings. This article addresses the issues that might lower the system efficiency and provides a checklist to ensure the best performance of the system.

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