How should the greenhouse insulation quilt be used?

How should the greenhouse insulation quilt be used? With the development of agriculture, some by-products related to agriculture are also constantly developing. In recent years, the emergence of greenhouses has led to the continuous progress of many things related to greenhouses, among which greenhouse insulation has always been a derivative of greenhouse development.

In the past, we used grass curtains or old curtains that were not used at home as insulation materials, but the insulation effect is generally not mentioned. As long as we wash them after rain, the insulation performance will be much reduced next time, and it is also clumsy and heavy, making it inconvenient to operate. We are not only for development, but also for convenience. Our greenhouse insulation is also necessary for the development of agricultural and sideline products. So, what is the method of using greenhouse insulation quilts?

1. When the insulation blanket is covered, the connection between the two beds should not be less than 10cm. The lower nylon rope (strip) of the insulation blanket is fixed to the iron pole of the shed, and the upper end is fixed to the steel wire. If there are deviations during use, they should be adjusted in a timely manner to maintain full coverage. After the insulation is installed, there is a connecting rope

2. When covering the insulation layer at the bottom of the shed, the groundwater should be cleaned in a timely manner to prevent the insulation layer from being soaked. If possible, place the old straw cover at the junction of the ground and greenhouse film to prevent the insulation layer from coming into contact with the ground.

3. The insulation blanket should be fixed at the center of the wall top behind the shed, so that the wall top has a certain north tilt, and covered with a complete tarpaulin (paper) to facilitate rainwater drainage and prevent the insulation blanket from being submerged.

4. After the insulation cover is installed, place 30cm on the east and west walls of the shed, and cover them with sandbags to prevent them from being blown away by the wind, reducing the insulation effect.

The above is some introduction on how to use greenhouse insulation.