OptiDry
The integrable and scalable hydroloop air handling unit with Propane
Bosman Van Zaal designs climate systems for greenhouses and indoor farms. These systems combine heating, cooling and dehumidification with air circulation to suit your crop and growing space.
Plants release moisture, while lights and equipment add heat. These loads change how the growing space needs to be heated, cooled and dried. That is why we plan the systems together.
First, we look at your crop, building and local weather conditions. We also consider your energy supply and how you run the site. We then select equipment and controls that fit these needs.
A growing space needs more than the right air temperature. Moisture and air movement also affect the conditions around your plants. By planning these together, we can address several needs:
The best combination depends on your site. For example, a greenhouse with changing sunlight has different cooling needs from an indoor farm with grow lights.
Each part of the installation has a role. Together, they help your team manage the growing climate.
We help you compare the options, so the chosen systems work together around your growing process.
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Adiabatic cooling is based on the thermodynamic principle that evaporating water draws heat from its environment resulting in a lower ambient temperature.
Mechanical cooling is used in greenhouses in situations where the outside conditions (high humidity) do not permit the use of alternatives based on adiabatic cooling.