An Experiment Study on the Moisture Absorption and Desorption Characteristic of Humidity-Controlled Composite Building Blocks in Greenhouse

Feng Lan Wei; Chun Long Li; E Liu; Cai Bei Zhang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.335-336.240

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An Experiment Study on the Moisture Absorption and Desorption Characteristic of Humidity-Controlled Composite Building Blocks in Greenhouse

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The moisture absorption characteristic of the humidity-controlled materials at different relative humidity was studied by experiment and the moisture equilibrium content under different humidity condition was obtained. At the same time, the humidity-controlled composite building blocks in greenhouse were successfully developed. The experiment of the humidity-controlled composite building blocks shows that the humidity-controlled composite building blocks can realize the humidity control without the high power consumption, operation inconvenience or polluted the environment etc. compared with the traditional dehumidification method. The humidity-controlled composite building blocks in greenhouse have the very good application prospects.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 335-336)

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Feng Lan Wei, Chun Long Li, E Liu, Cai Bei Zhang

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Humidity Control, Humidity-Controlled Composite Building Blocks, Moisture Absorption and Desorption Characteristics

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