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Jill of all and Misses of Targets -JMH
Joyce Harris wrote:Hi there,
I have not begun to explore anything to do with small fans yet, but wondering about it, as I need to identify what fan strength is enough or recommended to push in air or draw air out between my proposed green house and my small home. Its a cattle panel frame with proposed poly single or double with spacing.
I am new to retrofitting all these permaculture and other alternatives. My head runs abuzz with a multitude of ideas on all manner of such design or improvement options, but the reality of HOW, and how to find who can help, is not my strength. And nothing gets done by only day dreaming!! So I just have to get on and ask questions.
So, are there any rules or 'need to know' about small air fans that you or others have learned for small green houses e.g. 18ftx2 cattle panels arched to the height of 6ft peak, with front and rear poly walls/door/window.
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In the frozen north where I live…we use double poly ..that means your regular old poly ( plastic) covering with a second layer of poly inflated around the first. A small squirrel cage fan blows air between the two layers. The air is insulating.
That is not to say the greenhouses are not heated..they are when it’s cold. But that extra layer of insulation ( air) helps retain 5he heat.
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