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SUBSTANTIATION OF PARAMETERS OF MICROCLIMATE IN GREENHOUSES
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The main reason for applying microclimate control in greenhouses is to achieve optimal growing environment. Because of its complexity, excessive control in greenhouses can adversely affect the cultivation of crops. Moreover, we have optimum control to achieve these challenging goals, including lower emissions and reduced production costs. The most important stage in the research of algorithms of management of technological objects is to develop a model of the object, which reflects the processes occurring in the object. Typical solutions for managing objects are based on simple models, operating with abstract parameters. Such models, in connection with the abstract nature of the parameters do not allow in-depth study and changes in the characteristics of the object. For more in-depth research and synthesis of automatic control systems of interest are models that reveal the physical basis of operation of the facility. This article describes a practical approach aboutgreenhouse control system
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