The name "Dolmen" is not generic, it is a classic rounded tunnel which therefore combines a rounded top allowing a good tension of the film on the top and side walls high enough to increase the useful surface (by allowing easy circulation. towards the edges): therefore, the genre to be preferred. A larger tube diameter is only justified for large structures or in areas where snow is frequent.
Regarding the orientation, it is obviously necessary to take into account the constraints of the ground, but ideally, a north / south alignment is to be favored: thus the greenhouse is warmed over its entire length by the morning sun in the east and by west in the afternoon. In the middle of summer and at times when the sun is the "strongest", the impacted surface is smaller, which reduces overheating ...
Regarding ventilation during the summer period, there is the possibility on small tunnels (3 to 5 m wide) to insert crates between 2 leaves *, in their vertical part: this obviously implies having several leaves, so a certain length of greenhouse or fairly narrow leaves ...
The issue of the wind is resolved by properly burying the film at the bottom of the piers (by forming a "U" with the film): the water always flows in this buried gutter and gives weight to the earth.
* The leaves overlap 40 to 60 cm and it gives that in practice:
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The configuration of the land means that I follow each other's recommendations, it's perfect
All that remains is to determine the area?
All that remains is to determine the area?
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I finally opted for a 6m x 4m greenhouse, I would see if it was enough or not.
(I hesitated with 8m x 5m)
What can be done with a tunnel greenhouse
(I hesitated with 8m x 5m)
What can be done with a tunnel greenhouse
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Do not hesitate to extend later: the stresses are not strictly proportional to the surface, since there are some which are fixed ...
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Ahmed wrote:Do not hesitate to extend later: the stresses are not strictly proportional to the surface, since there are some which are fixed ...
Until the highlight I understand, it's the "since" that is disturbing, what are you talking about, what do you mean?
fixed greenhouses? fixed in what? and to say what?
Are we moving to abstract thinking?
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... these are certain constraints which are fixed, such as aeration, watering and more generally monitoring; others are proportional, such as crop maintenance, the amount of water to be managed ...
I try (and succeed!) To be a little obscure on simple things, complicated things are by themselves!
I try (and succeed!) To be a little obscure on simple things, complicated things are by themselves!
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... it's forbidden to tease Humus?
It helps to rebalance with complex subjects!
It helps to rebalance with complex subjects!
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Ah, these are the "fixed constraints" and in giving some examples of fixed constraints, it becomes clear.
Method that you can apply to complex subjects which will quickly become clearer as well.
Method that you can apply to complex subjects which will quickly become clearer as well.
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