CN112840887B - Light supplementing method for crop phytotron - Google Patents

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Abstract

The present disclosure provides a light supplement method for a crop phytotron, which includes: establishing an energy equation of a crop artificial climate chamber, and adjusting illumination irradiated into the crop artificial climate chamber according to the energy equation so that the illuminated photosynthesis spectral energy of a crop bed inside the crop artificial climate chamber is the same as the illuminated photosynthesis spectral energy of an outdoor crop bed, and the inside of the crop artificial climate chamber is within a preset temperature; wherein, the energy equation of the crop artificial climate chamber in unit time is as follows:
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Light supplementing method for crop phytotron
Technical Field
The invention relates to a light supplementing method for a crop artificial climate chamber, and belongs to the technical field of crop artificial cultivation.
Background
In recent years, extreme weather has frequently occurred in which high-temperature heat damage has a serious influence on rice production, and therefore, a crop phytotron for identifying the heat resistance of rice is one of essential facilities for rice breeding.
Different rice varieties have different sensitivities to high temperature, and the difference of floral organs and physiological characteristics between heat-resistant varieties and heat-intolerant varieties is obvious; screening and identifying heat-resistant rice varieties have important significance for guaranteeing grain safety; therefore, the construction of a rice artificial cultivation laboratory which meets the requirement of rice heat resistance identification, namely the construction of a rice heat resistance identification crop artificial climate chamber, is urgently needed.
The rice heat resistance appraisal crops climatic chamber is generally a glass experiment room, the glass experiment room needs to simulate natural high temperature severe conditions, has strict requirements on illumination, temperature, humidity and ventilation, needs to be provided with refrigeration/heat pump equipment and an air circulation system to adjust the heat in the glass experiment room, and controls proper temperature and humidity; solar radiation is a main and unstable heat source of a glass laboratory, has great influence on the heat load of a refrigeration/heat pump and the indoor temperature regulation and control precision, and directly influences the growth, flowering and fructification of crops; the temperature regulation and control of the crop phytotron needs energy consumption, particularly the temperature regulation and control in a solarized glass room laboratory needs theoretical guidance of thermal analysis, and practical conditions such as energy conservation and the like are also considered.
At present, theoretical guidance is lacked in light and heat analysis of a crop phytotron, energy analysis of the crop phytotron should comprise heat balance analysis and photosynthesis balance analysis, but an analysis article which gives consideration to both light and heat is lacked at present; the reason for this may be that crop growers in the rural communities lack knowledge in the thermophysical field, and those skilled in the thermophysical field do not know the status of the crop phytotron; thermal technicians only adopt an energy balance analysis method of a room air conditioner, and cannot correctly analyze the energy balance condition of the crop phytotron.
One of the energy-saving regulation and control means for influencing the heat load of the crop phytotron by solar radiation is to adopt a sun-shading measure, and when the sunlight is strong, the sun incidence area is reduced by a shading net, so that the measure is effective in energy conservation; however, the photosynthesis energy of the crops is reduced after shading, and the flowering and the fruit setting of the crops are influenced; how to perform thermal analysis with shading, how to design a shading system, how reasonable shading degree is, and theoretical analysis guidance is lacked.
Recently, many studies have been made on the artificial light source to promote growth thereof instead of the natural light source, and there are documents which describe that red light having a wavelength of 620nm to 750nm, chlorophyll can absorb 75% to 85%, and the red light having a wavelength of this band has a promoting effect on germination, flowering, fruiting, synthesis of chlorophyll, light action and the like of plants; blue-violet light with the wavelength of 420nm to 500nm, chlorophyll can absorb more than 90 percent, is a wave band with strong plant growth and photosynthesis, and can promote the growth of crop roots, reduce growing points and thicken leaves and stems; the crops are strong, and the disease resistance is obviously enhanced; and the new light sources that produce these spectra are LED light sources.
The light source of the LED lamp can be used as a supplementary light source for identifying the crop phytotron for the heat resistance of rice. However, at present, natural light regulation and compensation light regulation both stay on the basis of experience, and no system theoretical calculation exists; the quantitative relation guidance of natural light adjustment and compensation light is lacked, the intelligent energy-saving matching control of the natural light adjustment and the compensation light is difficult to realize, and the difficulty is brought to the accurate control of the temperature and the humidity of a crop artificial climate chamber of crops.
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In order to solve one of the technical problems, the present disclosure provides a light supplement method for a crop phytotron.
According to one aspect of the disclosure, a light supplement method for a crop phytotron is provided, which includes:
establishing an energy equation of the crop phytotron,
adjusting illumination irradiated into the crop phytotron according to the energy equation to enable the illuminated photosynthesis spectral energy of the crop bed in the crop phytotron to be the same as that of the crop bed outside, and enable the interior of the crop phytotron to be within a preset temperature;
wherein, the energy equation of the crop artificial climate chamber in unit time is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000021
in the energy equation, the positive sign is energy input, the negative sign is energy consumption, and the unit is W; q1Is the solar energy input into the crop phytotron; q2To compensate for the amount of power consumed by the lamp; q3The electric energy consumed by an additional fan for homogenizing the air flow in the crop artificial climate chamber; q4The heat transfer quantity of the glass cover to the indoor is obtained; qp1、Qp2The photosynthesis energy in the sunlight and the compensating light absorbed by the crop bed; qρIs the radiation energy reflected by the crop bed to the outside;
Figure BDA0002885871250000022
the method comprises the steps that cold or heat is supplied to a crop artificial climate chamber for circulating air of an air conditioner, the heat is positive when the heat is input, and the cold is negative when the cold is input; +/-QmThe heat absorption or heat release quantity is the indoor air heat capacity in the crop phytotron, the crop bed plant heat capacity and the root soil heat capacity, the heat absorption is negative, and the heat release is positive.
According to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, when the crop phytotron is not shielded:
Q1=Gin,θA0=Gout,θτA0=(Gbcosθ+Gd)τA0
wherein G isin,θAnd Gout,θThe intensity of the solar radiation on the horizontal planes inside and outside the crop phytotron respectively is W/m2And theta represents the zenith angle of the solar rays; τ is the average light transmittance of the glass; a. the0The area of the crop bed in the crop phytotron is m2;GbIs the intensity of direct solar radiation; gdIs the intensity of scattered solar radiation; get Gb/Gd=6/4。
According to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, when a ceiling shading net is used in the crop phytotron, the method comprises the following steps: q1Is recorded as Q1,π
Q1,π=[Gout,θ,b(1-πb)+Gd(1-πF21)]τA0 (4)
Wherein G isout,θ,bThe solar direct radiation energy with the solar incident angle theta is obtained when no shading exists; pibThe fraction of the direct radiation energy reduced by the shading net is equal to the product of the fraction of the direct solar irradiation area of the crop bed shielded by the shading net and the shading degree pi of the shading net; when the parallel height of the shading net ceiling and the crop bed is Z, the crop bed width is xbThe width of the shading net is xzLight L emitted from the left end of the shading net ceiling to the right end of the crop bedaHas a zenith angle of thetaaLight L emitted from the left end of the shading net ceiling to the left end of the crop bedbHas a zenith angle of thetabWhen the current is over;
when theta is more than or equal to thetaaWhen the method is not used, the effect is not achieved,
πb=0 (θ≥θa) (5a)
when theta < thetaaThen, as theta continues to decrease, the shadow area of the shading net appears on the crop bed, and the light L with the zenith angle of thetaaThe width of the shadow produced on the crop bed is measured in xπIt is shown that,
xπ=Z tanθa-Z tanθ=xa-xθ
xa=Z tanθa,xθ=Z tanθ,xb=Z tanθb
Figure BDA0002885871250000031
when theta isbAfter > theta
πb=π (5c)
Scattered radiant energy G of formula (4)d(1-πF21) Of (ii) pi F21For shading the net in the hemispherical spaceFraction in interstitial radiation, F21The visual coefficient is the radiation fraction intercepted by the plane of the crop bed from the ceiling surface of the shading net;
according to different sun heights and different zenith angles theta, the formula (5a), (5b) or (5c) is selected to be substituted into the formula (4), and the solar radiation energy Q entering the crop phytotron under the condition of shading is calculated1,π
When the value of theta is equal to 0,
Q1,π,θ=0=[Gout,θ,b(1-π)+Gd(1-πF21)]τA0 (θ=0) (4a)。
according to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, Q is an infrared reflection semitransparent film laid on top glass of the crop phytotron1Is recorded as Q1,πpThe degree of light shielding of visible light is pipThe share of visible light energy in the solar full radiant energy is 0.1
Figure BDA0002885871250000047
The infrared radiation reflecting film has a pi infrared radiation shielding degree of not less than 780nm in wavelength lambdahThe infrared radiation energy with the wavelength lambda more than or equal to 780nm accounts for the total solar radiation energy of 0.9
Figure BDA0002885871250000048
When the top infrared reflection semitransparent film is adopted, the direct solar radiation energy and the scattered radiation energy are decomposed into two parts of energy of visible light and infrared radiation, and different shading rates pi are respectively usedpAnd pihWhen the infrared reflection semitransparent film is used, the solar radiation energy entering a crop artificial laboratory is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000041
the formula (6) is finished according to visible light parts and infrared radiation to obtain:
Figure BDA0002885871250000042
when θ is equal to 0, cos θ is equal to 1, and pi is writtenb,p=πp,πb,h=πhTherefore, formula (7) is defined as (7a) or (7 b):
Figure BDA0002885871250000043
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the indoor energy of the visible light is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000044
the indoor energy of solar infrared radiation is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000045
compared with the non-shading scheme, the difference value of the solar energy entering the room is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000046
in formula (9), the visible light reduction is:
Figure BDA0002885871250000051
reduction of far infrared radiation energy:
Figure BDA0002885871250000052
compared with the shading net scheme, the difference value of the indoor solar radiation energy is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000053
the visible light bias for the shading net scheme is a small amount:
Figure BDA0002885871250000054
after deducting the green light share, the crop photosynthesis radiant energy of the shading net scheme is a little:
Figure BDA0002885871250000055
the electric power of the light supplement lamp is reduced as follows:
ΔP2,π-ρ=ΔQπ,VLd (16)
however, the far infrared radiation energy increment is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000056
the green light radiant energy is increased by the following amount compared with the shading net:
Figure BDA0002885871250000057
according to the COP calculation of the air conditioner performance coefficient, the electric power saving of the scheme of the infrared reflection shading film compared with the scheme of the shading net is as follows:
ΔP2,π-p=ΔP2,π-ρ-(ΔQπ,IR-ΔQπ,ρ)/COP (19)。
according to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, the crop on the crop bed absorbs the photosynthetic energy Q from the sunlightp1Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002885871250000058
wherein, note
Figure BDA0002885871250000059
The photosynthetic energy share of sunlight, alpha, which can be absorbed by plantspThe absorption rate of the plant to the photosynthetic spectrum radiant energy, and xi is the efficiency of photosynthesis to change from light energy to chemical energy;
at noon, when no shade is present:
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when the shading net is used:
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when an infrared reflection light-shielding film is used:
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according to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, the spectral energy Q of photosynthesis in the compensation light of the energy equationp2The energy difference of the visible light spectrum sections of the outdoor and the internal is shown, and when no shading exists:
Figure BDA0002885871250000061
the power of the light supplement lamp is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000062
wherein eta isdTo compensate the electro-optic conversion efficiency of the lamp;
energy Q of compensating lamp when no shading exists and theta is 0 at noon2,θ=0And the photosynthetic energy absorbed by the crop is recorded as Qp2,θ=0
Figure BDA0002885871250000063
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When the ceiling shade net θ is 0, Q1 is Q of formula (4)1,πCalculation, Q2Is recorded as Q2,π,Qp2Is recorded as Qp2,πAnd then:
Figure BDA0002885871250000065
Figure BDA0002885871250000066
compensating optical power at noon when using infrared reflection shading film
Figure BDA0002885871250000067
And energy absorbed by the crop
Figure BDA0002885871250000068
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Wherein Q isout,0100 is taken.
According to the light supplementing method for the crop phytotron, the radiation energy Q reflected by the crop phytotronρComprises the following steps:
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wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure BDA00028858712500000612
the amount of green light reflected when the light-shielding-free θ is 0 is denoted as Qρ,θ=0
Figure BDA00028858712500000613
When the top layer is shielded by the shading net and theta is 0, the green light reflection amount when the shading degree pi of the shading net is 0.6 is marked as Qρ,θ=0,π=0.6
Figure BDA00028858712500000614
When an infrared reflection light-shielding film is used, the degree of shielding visible light is pip0.1, infrared opacity pip,hThe amount of green light reflected when θ is 0 is denoted as Qρ,θ=0,π=0.1
Figure BDA0002885871250000071
Wherein a istTake 0.6, adTake 0.4, Gout=Gb+Gd
According to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, disclosed by the embodiment of the disclosure, Q4 in the energy equation is the heat transfer amount of the glass cover to the indoor:
in the daytime:
Q4=0.5Gout(1-τ-ρ)A0=0.5(Gbcosθ+Gd)αA0 (26)
when the solar zenith angle theta is 0 deg.,
Q4=0.5(Gb+Gd)(1-τ)A0=0.5Gout(1-τ-ρ)A0 (26a)
at night, no solar radiation exists
Q4=KA(Tg1-T)=KA(Tout-Tg2) (27)
Wherein K is the average heat transfer coefficient of the glass wall to air, A is the glass wall area of the glass room, and Tg1、Tg2Respectively, indoor and outdoor glass temperatures, T, ToutRespectively, indoor and outdoor air temperatures.
According to the light supplement method for the crop phytotron, the heat capacity of the crop phytotron absorbs or releases heat Qm
Qm=MacadTa/dt+MfcfdTf/dt+MscsdTs/dt (28)
M in the formulaa、Mf、MsRespectively the quality of the air in the crop phytotron, the crop bed straw and the plant root soil of the crop bed, Ma≈Mf<<MsSo that MscsThe heat capacity of the crop phytotron is heat sink, the temperature change is insensitive, and when the temperature of the soil of the plant root system reaches a set value, the temperature control only needs to keep the heat capacity fluctuation items of the air and the plant of the crop bed; dTa/dt、dTf/dt、dTsThe dt is the change rate of the average air temperature of the indoor air, the average temperature of the straws of the crop bed and the average temperature of the soil of the plant root system of the crop bed respectively;
when the indoor air temperature of the crop phytotron is controlled to be allowed to fluctuate by 1 ℃ within 30 minutes, the heat capacities of plants and air are basically the same, and QmObtained by the following formula:
Qm=(Mafcaf)dTa/dt (29)
wherein M isafcaf=Maca+Mfcf
According to the light supplementing method for the crop phytotron, the air conditioner circulates air to supply cold energy or the cold energy +/-Q of the crop phytotronk
±Qk=maca(th-tc)=Q1+Q2+Q3+Q4-Qp1-Qp2-Qρ±Qm (30)
Wherein m isaThe mass flow of the circulating air is kg/s; c. CaIs the specific heat of air; t is thThe return air temperature from the crop artificial climate chamber or the air temperature of the mixture of the return air and the fresh air before the circulating air-conditioning air of the crop artificial climate chamber enters the heat exchanger is arranged at the part, close to the ground, of the crop bed of the crop artificial climate chamber; t is tcThe air supply outlet is arranged above the crop artificial climate chamber and close to the top surface for circulating air-conditioning air temperature before the air supply outlet enters the crop artificial climate chamber;
when t ish>tcCold air supply, when th<tcAnd (5) feeding hot air.
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Fig. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a method for supplementing light to a crop phytotron according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a crop phytotron according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
Fig. 3 is a schematic view of a crop phytotron with a light screen on the top layer according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
FIG. 4 is a view factor of aligned parallel rectangles according to one embodiment of the present disclosure.
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The present disclosure will be described in further detail with reference to the drawings and embodiments. It is to be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are for purposes of illustration only and are not to be construed as limitations of the present disclosure. It should be further noted that, for the convenience of description, only the portions relevant to the present disclosure are shown in the drawings.
It should be noted that the embodiments and features of the embodiments in the present disclosure may be combined with each other without conflict. Technical solutions of the present disclosure will be described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings in conjunction with embodiments.
Unless otherwise indicated, the illustrated exemplary embodiments/examples are to be understood as providing exemplary features of various details of some ways in which the technical concepts of the present disclosure may be practiced. Accordingly, unless otherwise indicated, features of the various embodiments may be additionally combined, separated, interchanged, and/or rearranged without departing from the technical concept of the present disclosure.
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When an element is referred to as being "on" or "on," "connected to" or "coupled to" another element, it can be directly on, connected or coupled to the other element or intervening elements may be present. However, when an element is referred to as being "directly on," "directly connected to" or "directly coupled to" another element, there are no intervening elements present. For purposes of this disclosure, the term "connected" may refer to physically, electrically, etc., and may or may not have intermediate components.
For descriptive purposes, the present disclosure may use spatially relative terms such as "below," in.. below, "" above, "" upper, "" above, "" higher, "and" side (e.g., as in "side walls") to describe one component's relationship to another (other) component as illustrated in the figures. Spatially relative terms are intended to encompass different orientations of the device in use, operation, and/or manufacture in addition to the orientation depicted in the figures. For example, if the device in the figures is turned over, elements described as "below" or "beneath" other elements or features would then be oriented "above" the other elements or features. Thus, the exemplary term "below" can encompass both an orientation of "above" and "below". Further, the devices may be otherwise positioned (e.g., rotated 90 degrees or at other orientations) and the spatially relative descriptors used herein interpreted accordingly.
The terminology used herein is for the purpose of describing particular embodiments and is not intended to be limiting. As used herein, the singular forms "a", "an" and "the" are intended to include the plural forms as well, unless the context clearly indicates otherwise. Furthermore, when the terms "comprises" and/or "comprising" and variations thereof are used in this specification, the presence of stated features, integers, steps, operations, elements, components and/or groups thereof are stated but does not preclude the presence or addition of one or more other features, integers, steps, operations, elements, components and/or groups thereof. It is also noted that, as used herein, the terms "substantially," "about," and other similar terms are used as approximate terms and not as degree terms, and as such, are used to interpret inherent deviations in measured values, calculated values, and/or provided values that would be recognized by one of ordinary skill in the art.
Fig. 1 is a schematic flow diagram of a method for supplementing light to a crop phytotron according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
The method for supplementing light in a crop phytotron as shown in fig. 1 comprises the following steps:
establishing an energy equation of the crop phytotron,
adjusting illumination irradiated into the crop phytotron according to the energy equation to enable the illuminated photosynthesis spectral energy of the crop bed in the crop phytotron to be the same as that of the crop bed outside, and enable the interior of the crop phytotron to be within a preset temperature;
wherein, the energy equation of the crop artificial climate chamber in unit time is as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000102
in the energy equation, the positive sign is energy input, the negative sign is energy consumption, and the unit is W; q1The energy of the sun input into the artificial climate chamber of the crops comprises direct radiation and heat dissipation solar energy; q2To compensate for the amount of power consumed by the lamp; q3The electric energy consumed by an additional fan for homogenizing the air flow in the crop artificial climate chamber; q4The heat transfer quantity of the glass cover to the indoor is obtained; qp1、Qp2For agricultureThe photosynthesis energy in the sunlight and the compensating light absorbed by the crop bed is converted into glucose or hydrocarbon oxygen organic matters of starch or plant fibers; qρIs the radiation energy reflected to the outside by the crop bed, mainly the energy of green light,
Figure BDA0002885871250000101
±Qkthe method comprises the steps that cold or cold is supplied to a crop artificial climate chamber for circulating air of an air conditioner, the cold or cold is positive when heat is input, and the cold or cold is negative when heat is input; +/-QmThe heat absorption or heat release quantity is the indoor air heat capacity in the crop phytotron, the crop bed plant heat capacity and the root soil heat capacity, the heat absorption is negative, and the heat release is positive.
When the crop phytotron reaches an equilibrium state, the heat required by the temperature fluctuation of the air heat capacity of the crop phytotron is mainly used.
Fig. 2 is a schematic diagram of a crop phytotron according to an embodiment of the present disclosure.
The crop phytotron disclosed by the invention is characterized in that a model is a rectangular glass house, the width of the glass house is 6 +/-0.1 m in the east-west direction, the depth of the glass house is 4 +/-0.1 m in the north-south direction, the height of the glass house is 3m, the bottom layer 1 is a crop bed, the surrounding walls 2 and the top layer 3 are double-layer hollow glass interlayers, and the top layer of a glass slope is north-high and south-low; the system is provided with a refrigeration and heat supply system and an air circulation system, indoor air circulates through a heat exchanger 8 to obtain cold or heat, and the heat exchanger 8 is an evaporator of a refrigerator when a refrigeration working medium is used as refrigeration circulation or a condenser when the refrigeration working medium is used as heat pump circulation; the circulating air duct is additionally provided with a fresh air inlet at the air return inlet, an air outlet is formed in the opposite glass wall of the air return inlet, and brake pad regulating valves are arranged in the fresh air inlet and the air outlet pipeline; a sunshade net 4 with 60 percent of light transmittance pi is arranged above the top layer of the glass house; the sunshade net is rolled up by the roller 7 when not used; the indoor solar energy artificial climate system is provided with an LED compensation light lamp 5, a measuring head for measuring the temperature, the humidity, the outdoor temperature and the air supply and return temperature of an air circulation loop in the artificial climate chamber, an indoor and outdoor solar full-irradiation intensity instrument and a signal collecting, processing and controlling system; the middle part in the artificial climate chamber is provided with a fan 6 for homogenizing air flow.
In this disclosure, byAnalyzing the quality characteristics of the spectral energy, and determining that the spectrum of the crop photosynthesis and the compensation light is the radiation energy except the green light in the visible light, the blue-violet light (380-; the proportion of the solar radiation visible light (380-780nm) in the solar radiation energy is 47.29%, the proportion of the green light (500-560nm) is subtracted
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The photosynthetic energy share which can be absorbed by the plant is
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In the energy equation, the electrical power consumed to regulate the crop phytotron temperature:
P=Q2+Q3+Qk/COP (2)
wherein COP is the coefficient of performance of the refrigeration/heating and air cycle energy conditioning system;
the indoor air temperature and humidity in the crop artificial climate chamber are controlled by an air conditioner circulating air system to finish the adjustment of the temperature and humidity of the inlet air sent into the room, and a heat exchanger is arranged in front of an air inlet of a circulating air loop to adjust the temperature of the inlet air; the return air of the circulating air loop is provided with a fresh air regulating port.
A part of radiant energy G is generated before solar radiation penetrates through the glass wall and the glass top to enter the crop phytotronout,ρIs reflected by the glass and has a part Gout,αAbsorbed by the glass, the rest enters a crop phytotron (glass test room), and the energy of the part is recorded as Q1
When the crop phytotron is not sheltered:
Q1=Gin,θA0=Gout,θτA0=(Gbcosθ+Gd)τA0 (3)
wherein G isin,θAnd Gout,θThe intensity of the solar radiation on the horizontal planes inside and outside the crop phytotron respectively is W/m2By being placed indoorsThe lower corner mark in represents indoor, out represents outdoor and theta represents the zenith angle of the solar ray; τ is the average light transmittance of the glass, and the three relations of the light transmittance τ, the reflectance ρ and the absorption α of the glass are τ + ρ + α equal to 1, generally τ equal to 0.85, ρ equal to 0.1, and α equal to 0.05; a. the0The area of the crop bed in the crop phytotron is m2In this disclosure, 4X 25m2=100m2;GbThe intensity of direct solar radiation is measured by a direct solar radiometer; gdThe scattered solar radiation intensity is the difference obtained by subtracting the measurement value of the direct solar radiometer from the measurement value of the total solar radiometer; g for radiant energy of crop bed irradiated on horizontal plane by direct solar radiation intensitybcalculating cos theta, wherein theta is an included angle between the incident ray of the sun and the normal line of the horizontal plane and is called a zenith angle; for the horizontal plane, the scattered radiation comes from the illumination of the sky hemisphere; the proportion of the direct solar radiation intensity to the scattered solar radiation intensity is related to the cloud layer gray scale of the sky, and can be obtained by searching from special data such as solar energy utilization and the like or by a measuring method; as an example analysis, take Gb/Gd=6/4,Gb=0.6Gout,Gd=0.4Gout,Gout1.0 kW; theta is 0, and G can be used for the total irradiation intensity of the sun at noon and noonout,θ=0=GoutRepresents; when theta is 0, the intensity G of solar radiation on the horizontal planeout,0=Gout=1.0W/m2. Intensity of solar radiation G outside atmosphere0=1368W/m2The actual solar radiation intensity is related to the thickness of sunlight passing through the atmosphere and the concentration of water vapor and carbon dioxide contained in the atmosphere, and the solar full-radiation intensity instrument arranged above an indoor crop bed and on a horizontal frame of an outdoor glass roof is used for measuring the indoor crop bed and outdoor solar radiation intensity Gin,θAnd Gout,θ
Q1,θ=0=GinA0=Gout(atcosθ+ad)τA0=1×(0.6+0.4)×0.85×100=85kW;
Q1,θ=30°=Gout(atcos 75°+ad)τA0=1×(0.6cos 30°+0.4)×0.85×100=78.2kW;
Q1,θ=75°=Gout(atcos 75°+ad)τA0=1×(0.6cos 75°+0.4)×0.85×100=49.5kW;
That is, at noon, the crop bed receives the greatest amount of solar radiation.
When the crop artificial climate chamber is shielded from light through the ceiling shading net, Q1Is recorded as Q1,πThe irradiated solar radiant energy on the crop bed (represented by adding pi in the lower corner mark) comprises direct radiant energy and scattered radiant energy, and the calculation formula is as follows:
Q1,π=[Gout,θ,b(1-πb)+Gd(1-πF21)]τA0 (4)
wherein G isout,θ,bIs the direct radiant energy of the sun at an angle of incidence theta without shading, pibThe direct radiation energy share reduced for the shading net is the product of the area share of the crop bed shaded by the shading net and the shading degree, and the specific parameters are calculated according to the geometric position and the size of the shading net; examples are: the parallel height of the ceiling of the shading net and the crop bed is Z, and the width of the crop bed is xbThe width of the shading net is xzReferring to fig. 3, a light ray L is emitted from the left end of the sunshade net ceiling to the right end of the crop bedaHas a zenith angle of thetaaLight L emitted from the left end of the shading net ceiling to the left end of the crop bedbHas a zenith angle of thetabWhen theta < thetaaThe shading net has the function of reducing direct solar radiation when intercepting direct solar, and theta is more than or equal to thetaaThe direct solar radiation is not influenced by the shading net because of the low solar height; when theta < thetaaThen, as theta is continuously reduced, the height of the sun is increased, the shadow area of the shading net appears on the crop bed, and the light ray L with the zenith angle of thetaaShadow width x produced on crop bedπIt is shown that,
xπ=Z tanθa-Z tanθ=xa-xθ
xa=Z tanθa,xθ=Z tanθ,xb=Z tanθb
Gout,θ,b(1-πb)=Gout,b (θ≥θab=0 (5a)
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Gout,θ,b(1-πb)=Gout,b(1-π) (θb>θ,θ=0) πb=π (5c)
scattered radiant energy Gd(1-πF21) Of pi F21For the proportion of the shading screen in the radiation of the hemisphere, F21The visual angle coefficient is the radiation fraction from the top surface of the shading net intercepted by the plane of the crop bed;
therefore, according to the difference of the sun height and the zenith angle theta, the formula (5a) or (5b) or (5c) is selected to replace the formula (4), and the solar radiation energy Q entering the crop phytotron under the condition of shading can be calculated1,π
Figure BDA0002885871250000132
When the value of theta is equal to 0,
Q1,π,θ=0=[Gb(1-π)+Gd(1-πF21)]τA0 (4a)
the area of the crop bed is x ═ xb=12.5m,y=8m,Z=3.5m,xz=13.5m,xa13m, 3.57 x/Z, 2.29 y/Z from fig. 212When the sun energy input into the glass test room per unit time is 0 at noon after the shading measure is taken, the sun energy input into the glass test room is 0.52, pi is 0.6
Q1,θ=0,π=GinA0=[0.6(1-0.6)+0.4(1-0.6×0.52)]×0.85×100=43.8kW;
When the angle theta is equal to 30 degrees,
Figure BDA0002885871250000133
when theta is 75 DEG, Q1,θ=75°84.7kW without blocking.
Q when using an infrared reflective translucent film1Calculate and record as
Figure BDA0002885871250000134
When an infrared reflection semitransparent film laid on top glass of a crop phytotron is adopted, the shading degree of visible light is pip0.1, the share of solar radiation
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The infrared radiation reflecting film has a pi light-shielding degree for spectral radiation with wavelength lambda not less than 780nmh0.9, the share of solar radiation
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The glass around east, west, south and north has no barrier; when the infrared reflection semi-transparent film is used, the direct solar radiation energy and the scattered radiation energy of the formula (4) should be decomposed into two energy of visible light and infrared radiation, and different shading rates pi are respectively usedpAnd pihThen equation (4) translates to solar radiation energy entering the crop plant laboratory when using an infrared reflective translucent film:
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the calculation formula is shown in visible light and infrared radiation
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The first term on the right side of the equal sign of the formula (7) is a visible light part, and the second term is an infrared radiation part;
when theta is equal to 0, pib,p=πp,πb,h=πhTherefore, the formula (7) is modified as (7a) or (7b)
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Wherein the room energy of visible light is
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The indoor energy of the solar infrared radiation is
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Compared with the scheme without shading, the method saves the cold energy of the air conditioner
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Wherein visible light is reduced only by
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Mainly reduction of far infrared radiation energy, i.e.
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Compared with the shading net scheme, the infrared reflection shading film has the following difference in the amount of solar radiation transmitted into a room:
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in formula (13), the visible light deviation of the shading net scheme is a small amount:
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after deducting the green light share, the crop photosynthesis radiant energy of the shading net scheme is a little:
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thus, compared to the shading net scheme, the scheme using the infrared reflection shading film:
reducing the power of the compensating light:
ΔQπ,VL=0.3924×16.24/0.4729=13.47kW (15a)
the electric power of the light supplement lamp is reduced as follows:
ΔP2,π-ρ=ΔQπ,VLd=13.47/0.85=15.8kW (16)
increasing far infrared radiation energy:
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green radiant energy is increased over shade nets:
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the electric power saving of the scheme of the infrared reflection shading film compared with the scheme of the shading net is calculated according to the air conditioner performance coefficient COP being 3.2:
ΔP2,π-p=ΔP2,π-ρ-(ΔQπ,IR-ΔQπ,ρ)/COP=15.8-(10.86-1.66)/3.2=12.9kW (19)
Qp1the crop in the crop bed absorbs energy from sunlight, and the symbol alphapThe absorption rate of the spectral radiant energy of the photosynthesis of the plant is that the photosynthesis energy absorbed by the crop bed is
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Wherein the content of the first and second substances,
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is the photosynthetic energy share of sunlight absorbed by plants,
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αpthe absorption rate of the spectral radiant energy of the photosynthesis of the plant, and xi is the efficiency of the photosynthesis for changing the light energy into the chemical energy; because the photosynthesis of the plant is the photon effect and the effective energy which can do work in the radiant energy, the relationship between the occupancy rate xi of the photon effective energy and the wavelength is
Figure BDA0002885871250000164
In the formula, c3Is the temperature equation constant of the spectral characteristics, c3=λTλ=5.33016×10-3m.K; when the ambient temperature T is taken0298K, calculated as ξ of blue-violet 0.9787, blueXi of light is 0.976-0.9748, xi of red light is 0.964-0.9625; for plants, the blue-violet light, the blue light and the red light can be received by chlorophyll of the plants, and the light quantum energy of the plants can be used for functions, so that the energy conversion efficiency of the kernel complex for generating glucose at room temperature in photosynthesis can be ensured to be between 0.93 and 0.92; the ideal photosynthesis efficiency, i.e., the highest efficiency, is calculated by the formula (8); the actual photosynthesis efficiency is also high, the blue light photosynthesis efficiency exceeds 90%, and the red light photosynthesis efficiency reaches 75-85%; photosynthetic spectral radiant energy absorption rate alpha of plantpThe photosynthetic efficiency of the crops is reported to be about 0.3-0.4 in large-area experiments, which are related to factors such as the growth condition of the crops, the size of plants, the light receiving area of green leaves and the like; the spectral energy absorption rate of crops should be statistically summarized by more experimental researches, and the embodiment suggests that alpha is takenpξ=0.35;
Q at noon without shadingp1Is recorded as Qp1,θ=0
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When the shading net is used:
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when an infrared-reflective light-shielding film is used,
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the principle of spectral energy non-reduction of the illuminated photosynthesis of the crop bed and the principle of matching compensation light and regulation and control of the compensation light are designed, and the principle is specifically that the compensation light is blue light (including blue-violet light) and red light emitted by an LRD lamp; according to the radiation energy share of blue light (including blue-violet light) and red light in sunlight, the blue-violet light
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Of blue light
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Of bright red light
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The ratio of blue-violet light + blue light to red light is 8.12/8.055; therefore, the ratio of the power of the blue light (including blue-violet light) to the power of the red light of the compensation light is
Figure BDA0002885871250000171
Amount of compensating light Qp2Amount of compensating light Q absorbed by plantp2,αPower Q of light supplement lamp2The calculation of (2):
photosynthetic spectral energy Q generated by the compensating lamp of energy equation (1)2Energy difference in the visible spectrum bands outside and inside:
Figure BDA0002885871250000172
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ηdis the electro-optic conversion of the compensating lamp, example etad=0.80;
Non-shading and noon compensating light power quantity Q2,θ=0Absorbed Qp2,θ=0The calculation of (2):
Figure BDA00028858712500001712
Qp2=ηdQ2αξ=0.85×6.94×0.35=2.07 (23a)
shading net shading and compensating light power Q at noon2,π,θ=0Absorbed Qp2,π,θ=0The calculation of (2):
when the shading net is adopted, and the power Q of the light supplement lamp is at noon2,π,θ=0And energy Q absorbed by the cropp2,π,θ=0Respectively as follows:
Figure BDA0002885871250000174
Qp2,π,θ=0=ηdQ2,π,θ=0αξ=0.85×26.1×0.35=7.77kW (23b)
compensating optical power at noon when using an infrared reflective light-shielding film
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The energy of the sun being absorbed by the crop
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QρThe radiant energy reflected by the crop phytotron is mainly reflected by green light,
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the amount of green light reflected when the light-shielding-free θ is 0 is denoted as Qρ,θ=0
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When the light is shielded by the light shielding net, the reflection amount of green light when θ is 0 and the light shielding degree pi is 0.6 is denoted as Qρ,θ=0,π=0.6
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When the infrared reflection film is adopted for shading, the shading degree of visible light is pip0.1, infrared opacity piphThe amount of green light reflected when θ is 0.85 and Q is denoted as Qρ,θ=0,π=0.1
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Q4For the heat transfer from the glass cover to the room, during the day, Q4Solar radiation energy Q equal to the absorption of the glass houseout,α=Qoutα, minus the heat release Q of the glass to the outside4,outEngineering calculations allow to assume Q4,out=Q4(ii) a The solar radiation energy absorbed by the glass cover is equal to the outdoor solar radiation energy, and the solar radiation energy Q reflected by the glass is deductedout,ρ=QoutRho and solar radiation energy Q entering the roomin,Qin=Gout(1-τ-ρ)A0Therefore, in the daytime, heat is generated due to the absorption of solar radiation, the heat transferred to the crop phytotron is calculated according to an equation,
Q4=0.5Gout(1-τ-ρ)A0=0.5(Gbcosθ+Gd)αAo (26)
when the noon θ is equal to 0,
Q4=0.5×(0.6+0.4)×0.05×100=2.5kW (26a)
when theta is 75 deg. in the morning
Q4=0.5×1000×(0.6cos 75°+0.4)×0.05×100=1.39kW (26b)
At night, no solar radiation exists
Q4=KA(Tg1-T)=KA(Tout-Tg2) (27)
Wherein K is the average heat transfer coefficient of the glass wall to air, A is the glass wall area of the glass room, and Tg1、Tg2Respectively, indoor and outdoor glass temperatures, T, ToutRespectively, indoor and outdoor air temperatures.
QmIs a heat capacity heat absorption item of air temperature fluctuation of a crop phytotron,
Qm=MacadTa/dt+MfcfdTf/dt+MscsdTs/dt (28)
m in the formulaa、Mf、MsQuality of air in the crop phytotron, crop bed straw, crop bed plant root soil, respectively, ca、cf、csRespectively the specific heat of the air in the crop phytotron, the crop bed straws and the plant root soil of the crop bed, Ma≈Mf<<MsSo that MscsThe heat capacity of the crop phytotron is heat sink, the temperature change is insensitive, and when the temperature of the soil of the plant root system reaches a set value, the temperature control only needs to keep the heat capacity fluctuation items of the air and the plant of the crop bed; for example, the soil of the root system has a large thermal capacity, in a 0.4M deep soil layer, a 0.6M high crop layer, a 3M high crop phytotron, a soil mass M1=1300kg/m3×0.4m×100m252000kg, specific heat capacity of hydrous soil c13.5 kJ/(kg. K), the heat capacity of the soil is M1c1=182000kJ/K;
Mass M of the crop layer2=5kg/m3×0.5×100m3Specific heat capacity of wet crop c 250kg2=2.5kJ/(kg·K),M2c2=625kJ/K;
Mass M of air layer3=1.3kg/m3×3×100m3Specific heat capacity c of air 390kg3=1.1kJ/(kg·K),M3c3=429kJ/K
Therefore, the heat capacity of the air and the crop bed is only 0.58% of the total heat capacity, while the heat capacity of the soil layer of the plant root system is 99.4% of the total heat capacity.
When the indoor air temperature of the crop phytotron is controlled to be allowed to fluctuate by 1 ℃ within 30 minutes, the heat capacities of plants and air are basically the same, and QmBy calculation of simplified form
Qm=(Mafcaf)dTa/dt (29)
Wherein M isafcaf=Maca+Mfcf
If the room air temperature fluctuates by 1 degree for 5 minutes:
Qm=MfcfdTf/dt=(429+625)×1/1800=0.41kW (29a)
therefore, when the crop phytotron enters the precise temperature regulation and control, QmCan be ignored.
The energy balance of the crop artificial climate chamber is completed by a refrigeration and heat supply system and an air circulation system; the refrigeration and heat supply system adopts an evaporator of a compression type refrigerator to exchange heat with circulating air circulating in the crop artificial climate chamber, provides cold for the crop artificial climate chamber, balances excessive heat of solar radiation entering the crop artificial climate chamber, and keeps the indoor air temperature within an allowable fluctuation range of the design temperature; when the crop phytotron radiates heat to the outside at night and the indoor air temperature tends to fall, the refrigeration working medium reversely circulates, the refrigerator operates as a heat pump, and an evaporator of the refrigerator becomes a condenser to provide heat for circulating air; note, maThe mass flow of the circulating air is kg/s; c. CaIs the specific heat of air; t is thThe air temperature of an air return inlet of a circulating air conditioner in a crop artificial climate chamber is set, and the air return inlet is arranged at a position close to the ground of a crop bed in the crop artificial climate chamber; t is tcThe temperature of cold air (or hot air) of an air supply outlet of the circulating air conditioner is controlled, and the air supply outlet is arranged above the crop artificial climate chamber and close to the top surface; from the energy equation to QkThe calculation formula of (A) is as follows:
air conditioner for adjusting cropsCold quantity Q provided by air temperature of artificial climate chamberkThe calculation formula of (A) is as follows:
±Qk=maca(th-tc)=Q1+Q2+Q3+Q4-Qp1-Qp2-Qρ±Qm (30)
wherein m isaThe mass flow of the circulating air circulating in the crop phytotron and the evaporator of the air conditioner is kg/s; c. CaIs the specific heat of air, thThe air temperature of the air return inlet of the circulating air conditioner in the crop artificial climate chamber is controlled, the air return inlet is arranged at the part close to the ground of a crop bed in the crop artificial climate chamber, tcThe air supply outlet is arranged above the crop artificial climate chamber and close to the top surface;
when t ish>tcCold air supply, when th<tcSupply hot air when th=tcNo air is supplied;
no shading exists, and in the midday,
Qk,θ=0=85+6.94+1+2.5-11.7-2.07-6.84+0.41=75.24kW (30a)
when the shading net is used for shading light and at noon
Qk,π,θ=0=43.8+26.1+1+2.5-6.01-7.77-3.96+0.41=56.07kW (30b)
When using infrared reflective film to block light, and at noon
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Summary of the calculated results
Q1 Qp1 Qp2,α Q2 Q3 Qρ Q4 Qm Qk
Without shading 85 -11.7 -2.07 6.94 1.0 -6.84 2.5 0.41 75.24
Shading net 43.8 -6.01 -7.77 26.1 1.0 -3.96 2.5 0.41 56.07
Light shielding film 49.2 -10.7 -3.00 10.1 1.0 -6.04 2.5 0.41 43.47
6H2O+6CO2+ (light energy 2870kJ) → C6H12O6(180 g) +6O2 (31a)
EP+xE(H2O)+yE(CO2)=jE(CmHnOk)+iE(O2) (32)
Outdoor sunshine energy Qout,D=Qout,0,dayA0=0.60×3600×8×100=1728000KJ;
Grams of glucose produced per day
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In the description herein, reference to the description of the terms "one embodiment/mode," "some embodiments/modes," "example," "specific example," or "some examples," etc., means that a particular feature, structure, material, or characteristic described in connection with the embodiment/mode or example is included in at least one embodiment/mode or example of the application. In this specification, the schematic representations of the terms used above are not necessarily intended to be the same embodiment/mode or example. Furthermore, the particular features, structures, materials, or characteristics described may be combined in any suitable manner in any one or more embodiments/modes or examples. Furthermore, the various embodiments/aspects or examples and features of the various embodiments/aspects or examples described in this specification can be combined and combined by one skilled in the art without conflicting therewith.
Furthermore, the terms "first", "second" and "first" are used for descriptive purposes only and are not to be construed as indicating or implying relative importance or implicitly indicating the number of technical features indicated. Thus, a feature defined as "first" or "second" may explicitly or implicitly include at least one such feature. In the description of the present application, "plurality" means at least two, e.g., two, three, etc., unless specifically limited otherwise.
It will be understood by those skilled in the art that the foregoing embodiments are merely for clarity of illustration of the disclosure and are not intended to limit the scope of the disclosure. Other variations or modifications may occur to those skilled in the art, based on the foregoing disclosure, and are still within the scope of the present disclosure.

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1. A light supplementing method for a crop phytotron is characterized by comprising the following steps:
establishing an energy equation of the crop phytotron,
adjusting illumination irradiated into the crop phytotron according to the energy equation to enable the illuminated photosynthesis spectral energy of the crop bed in the crop phytotron to be the same as that of the crop bed outside, and enable the interior of the crop phytotron to be within a preset temperature;
wherein the energy equation is:
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in the energy equation, the positive sign is energy input, the negative sign is energy consumption, and the unit is W; q1Is the solar energy input into the crop phytotron; q2To compensate for the amount of power consumed by the lamp; q3The electric energy consumed by an additional fan for homogenizing the air flow in the crop artificial climate chamber; q4The heat transfer quantity of the glass cover to the indoor is obtained; qp1、Qp2The photosynthesis energy in the sunlight and the compensating light absorbed by the crop bed; qρIs the radiation energy reflected by the crop bed to the outside;
Figure FDA0003458342330000012
the method comprises the steps that cold or heat is supplied to a crop artificial climate chamber for circulating air of an air conditioner, the heat is positive when the heat is input, and the cold is negative when the cold is input; +/-QmThe heat absorption or heat release quantity of indoor air heat capacity, crop bed plant heat capacity and root soil heat capacity in the crop artificial climate chamber is negative, and the heat release is positive;
when the crop phytotron is not sheltered:
Q1=Gin,θA0=Gout,θτA0=(Gbcosθ+Gd)τA0
wherein G isin,θAnd Gout,θThe intensity of the solar radiation on the horizontal planes inside and outside the crop phytotron respectively is W/m2And theta represents the zenith angle of the solar rays; τ is the average light transmittance of the glass; a. the0The area of the crop bed in the crop phytotron is m2;GbIs the intensity of direct solar radiation; gdIs the intensity of scattered solar radiation; get Gb/Gd=6/4;
When the crop phytotron uses a ceiling shading net: q1Is recorded as Q1,π
Q1,π=[Gout,θ,b(1-πb)+Gd(1-πF21)]τA0 (4)
Wherein,Gout,θ,bThe solar direct radiation energy with the solar incident angle theta is obtained when no shading exists; pibThe fraction of the direct radiation energy reduced by the shading net is equal to the product of the fraction of the direct solar irradiation area of the crop bed shielded by the shading net and the shading degree pi of the shading net; when the parallel height of the shading net ceiling and the crop bed is Z, the crop bed width is xbThe width of the shading net is xzLight L emitted from the left end of the shading net ceiling to the right end of the crop bedaHas a zenith angle of thetaaLight L emitted from the left end of the shading net ceiling to the left end of the crop bedbHas a zenith angle of thetabWhen the current is over;
when theta is more than or equal to thetaaWhen the method is not used, the effect is not achieved,
πb=0(θ≥θa) (5a)
when theta < thetaaThen, as theta continues to decrease, the shadow area of the shading net appears on the crop bed, and the light L with the zenith angle of thetaaThe width of the shadow produced on the crop bed is measured in xπIt is shown that,
xπ=Z tanθa-Z tanθ=xa-xθ
xa=Z tanθa,xθ=Z tanθ,xb=Z tanθb
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when theta isbAfter > theta
πb=π (5c)
Scattered radiant energy G of formula (4)d(1-πF21) Of (ii) pi F21For the proportion of the shading screen in the radiation of the hemisphere, F21The visual coefficient is the radiation fraction intercepted by the plane of the crop bed from the ceiling surface of the shading net;
according to different sun heights and different zenith angles theta, the formula (5a), (5b) or (5c) is selected to be substituted into the formula (4), and the solar radiation energy Q entering the crop phytotron under the condition of shading is calculated1,π
When the value of theta is equal to 0,
Q1,π,θ=0=[Gout,θ,b(1-π)+Gd(1-πF21)]τA0(θ=0) (4a);
when an infrared-reflecting translucent film laid on top glass of a crop phytotron is used, Q1Is marked as
Figure FDA0003458342330000022
The light-shielding degree of visible light is pipThe share of visible light energy in the solar full radiant energy is 0.1
Figure FDA0003458342330000023
The infrared radiation reflecting film has a pi infrared radiation shielding degree of not less than 780nm in wavelength lambdahThe infrared radiation energy with the wavelength lambda more than or equal to 780nm accounts for the total solar radiation energy of 0.9
Figure FDA0003458342330000024
When the top infrared reflection semitransparent film is adopted, the direct solar radiation energy and the scattered radiation energy are decomposed into two parts of energy of visible light and infrared radiation, and different shading rates pi are respectively usedpAnd pihWhen the infrared reflection semitransparent film is used, the solar radiation energy entering a crop artificial laboratory is as follows:
Figure FDA0003458342330000025
the formula (6) is finished according to visible light parts and infrared radiation to obtain:
Figure FDA0003458342330000026
when θ is equal to 0, cos θ is equal to 1, and pi is writtenb,p=πp,πb,h=πhTherefore, formula (7) is defined as (7a) or (7 b):
Figure FDA0003458342330000031
Figure FDA0003458342330000032
or
Figure FDA0003458342330000033
The indoor energy of the visible light is as follows:
Figure FDA0003458342330000034
the indoor energy of solar infrared radiation is as follows:
Figure FDA0003458342330000035
compared with the non-shading scheme, the difference value of the solar energy entering the room is as follows:
Figure FDA0003458342330000036
in formula (9), the visible light reduction is:
Figure FDA0003458342330000037
reduction of far infrared radiation energy:
Figure FDA0003458342330000038
compared with the shading net scheme, the difference value of the indoor solar radiation energy is as follows:
Figure FDA0003458342330000039
the visible light bias for the shading net scheme is a small amount:
Figure FDA00034583423300000310
after deducting the green light share, the crop photosynthesis radiant energy of the shading net scheme is a little:
Figure FDA00034583423300000311
the electric power of the light supplement lamp is reduced as follows:
ΔP2,π-ρ=ΔQπ,VLd (16)
however, the far infrared radiation energy increment is as follows:
Figure FDA00034583423300000312
the green light radiant energy is increased by the following amount compared with the shading net:
Figure FDA00034583423300000313
according to the COP calculation of the air conditioner performance coefficient, the electric power saving of the scheme of the infrared reflection shading film compared with the scheme of the shading net is as follows:
ΔP2,π-p=ΔP2,π-ρ-(ΔQπ,IR-ΔQπ,ρ)/COP (19);
photosynthetic energy Q absorbed by crops of crop beds from sunlightp1Comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003458342330000041
wherein, note
Figure FDA0003458342330000042
The photosynthetic energy share of sunlight, alpha, which can be absorbed by plantspThe absorption rate of the plant to the photosynthetic spectrum radiant energy, and xi is the efficiency of photosynthesis to change from light energy to chemical energy;
at noon, when no shade is present:
Figure FDA0003458342330000043
when the shading net is used:
Figure FDA0003458342330000044
when an infrared reflection light-shielding film is used:
Figure FDA0003458342330000045
photosynthetic spectral energy Q in compensating light of energy equationp2The energy difference of the visible light spectrum sections of the outdoor and the internal is shown, and when no shading exists:
Figure FDA0003458342330000046
the power of the light supplement lamp is as follows:
Figure FDA0003458342330000047
wherein eta isdFor compensating light lampsThe electro-optic conversion efficiency of (a);
energy Q of compensating lamp when no shading exists and theta is 0 at noon2,θ=0And the photosynthetic energy absorbed by the crop is recorded as Qp2,θ=0
Figure FDA0003458342330000048
Figure FDA0003458342330000049
When the ceiling shading net theta is 0, Q1Q using formula (4)1,πCalculation, Q2Is recorded as Q2,π,Qp2Is recorded as Qp2,πAnd then:
Figure FDA00034583423300000410
Qp2,π=(Gout,θ,bπb+GdπF21)τA0 (23b)
compensating optical power at noon when using infrared reflection shading film
Figure FDA00034583423300000411
And energy absorbed by the crop
Figure FDA00034583423300000412
Figure FDA00034583423300000413
Figure FDA00034583423300000414
Wherein Q isout,0Taking 100;
radiation energy Q reflected by crop phytotronρComprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003458342330000051
wherein the content of the first and second substances,
Figure FDA0003458342330000052
the amount of green light reflected when the light-shielding-free θ is 0 is denoted as Qρ,θ=0
Figure FDA0003458342330000053
When the top layer is shielded by the shading net and theta is 0, the green light reflection amount when the shading degree pi of the shading net is 0.6 is marked as Qρ,θ=0,π=0.6
Figure FDA0003458342330000054
When an infrared reflection light-shielding film is used, the degree of shielding visible light is pip0.1, infrared opacity pip,hThe amount of green light reflected when θ is 0 is denoted as Qρ,θ=0,π=0.1
Figure FDA0003458342330000055
Wherein a istTake 0.6, adTake 0.4, Gout=Gb+Gd
Q in the energy equation4The heat transfer amount of the glass cover to the indoor is as follows:
in the daytime:
Q4=0.5Gout(1-τ-ρ)A0=0.5(Gbcosθ+Gd)αA0(26) when the solar zenith angle theta is 0 deg.,
Q4=0.5(Gb+Gd)(1-τ)A0=0.5Gout(1-τ-ρ)A0 (26a)
at night, no solar radiation exists
Q4=KA(Tg1-T)=KA(Tout-Tg2) (27)
Wherein K is the average heat transfer coefficient of the glass wall to air, A is the glass wall area of the glass room, and Tg1、Tg2Respectively, indoor and outdoor glass temperatures, T, ToutIndoor and outdoor air temperatures, respectively;
heat capacity heat absorption or heat release Q of crop phytotronm
Qm=MacadTa/dt+MfcfdTf/dt+MscsdTs/dt (28)
M in the formulaa、Mf、MsRespectively the quality of the air in the crop phytotron, the crop bed straw and the plant root soil of the crop bed, Ma≈Mf<<MsSo that MscsThe heat capacity of the crop phytotron is heat sink, the temperature change is insensitive, and when the temperature of the soil of the plant root system reaches a set value, the temperature control only needs to keep the heat capacity fluctuation items of the air and the plant of the crop bed; dTa/dt、dTf/dt、dTsThe dt is the change rate of the average air temperature of the indoor air, the average temperature of the straws of the crop bed and the average temperature of the soil of the plant root system of the crop bed respectively; c. Ca、cf、csThe specific heat of the air in the crop artificial climate chamber, the crop bed straws and the plant root soil of the crop bed respectively;
when the indoor air temperature of the crop phytotron is controlled to be allowed to fluctuate by 1 ℃ within 30 minutes, the heat capacities of plants and air are basically the same, and QmObtained by the following formula:
Qm=(Mafcaf)dTa/dt (29)
wherein M isafcaf=Maca+Mfcf
Cold quantity or cold quantity +/-Q of crop artificial climate chamber fed by circulating air of air conditionerk
±Qk=maca(th-tc)=Q1+Q2+Q3+Q4-Qp1-Qp2-Qρ±Qm(30)
Wherein m isaThe mass flow of the circulating air is kg/s; t is thThe return air temperature from the crop artificial climate chamber or the air temperature of the mixture of the return air and the fresh air before the circulating air-conditioning air of the crop artificial climate chamber enters the heat exchanger is arranged at the part, close to the ground, of the crop bed of the crop artificial climate chamber; t is tcThe air supply outlet is arranged above the crop artificial climate chamber and close to the top surface for circulating air-conditioning air temperature before the air supply outlet enters the crop artificial climate chamber;
when t ish>tcCold air supply, when th<tcAnd (5) feeding hot air.
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