Wind machines
A wind machine for protecting orchards from spring radiation frosts down to -3 °C.
Spring frosts threaten crops, especially at flowering time. Learn how to protect yourself to preserve fruit quality and avoid losses.
Spring frosts are caused by a variety of physical processes, the understanding of which is critical to selecting effective garden protection measures. Each case is unique and protection approaches must be adapted to the specific conditions.
Radiation frost: occurs on clear, calm nights when plants and soil lose heat. Cold air accumulates near the surface, creating an inversion that requires special methods to protect flowers and ovaries.
Advective frost: is caused by an influx of cold air masses. Wind breaks the inversion, temperatures drop throughout the canopy height, and methods based on air mixing or local covering have limited effectiveness.
Wind machines leverage temperature inversion during radiation frosts. They mix cold near-ground air with warmer layers above the canopy, equalizing temperatures in the blossom and fruit-set zone.
Key advantages include ease of operation and a high level of automation. After installation, the system typically works without constant staff presence and does not require significant ongoing ownership costs.
Drawbacks include complex and expensive installation, as well as occasional unintended activations caused by automation settings and local temperature fluctuations, which is not always convenient in day-to-day operation.
A wind machine for protecting orchards from spring radiation frosts down to -3 °C.
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