论文信息 - AN INTELLIGENT NONINTERACTING TECHNIQUE FOR CLIMATE CONTROL OF GREENHOUSES

AN INTELLIGENT NONINTERACTING TECHNIQUE FOR CLIMATE CONTROL OF GREENHOUSES

Abstract A new approach to system linearization and decoupling is presented for climate control of greenhouses and more specifically for the operation of heating/cooling and moisturizing. High-level programming, which provides an easy way to building models, is a feature of most research but also field control systems. The method is applicable to any air-conditioning system and is expected to gain wide acceptance in modern SCADA systems with extended computational capabilities.

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