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A Saw Tooth Naturally Ventilated Polyhouse (NVPH) is a specialized greenhouse structure designed with a roof configuration resembling the shape of saw teeth. This unique design incorporates alternating ridges and slopes, which optimize natural ventilation by enabling warm air to rise and escape through the elevated ridges while allowing cooler air to flow in through the lower sections. The sawtooth roof design is particularly effective in maintaining a stable microclimate within the polyhouse, ensuring proper air circulation, temperature control, and humidity regulation. This structure is widely used in agriculture for enhancing crop productivity while reducing energy consumption by eliminating the need for mechanical ventilation systems.

A Butterfly Vents Naturally Ventilated Polyhouse is a greenhouse structure equipped with adjustable vents that resemble butterfly wings. These vents are strategically placed on the roof or sides and can open and close as needed to regulate airflow, temperature, and humidity. This design allows for efficient natural ventilation, ensuring optimal growing conditions for crops while minimizing energy consumption.

A double-vent naturally ventilated polyhouse is a type of greenhouse structure designed with two ventilation systems, typically located on the sides and at the roof, to facilitate natural air circulation. These vents use the principles of wind and thermal buoyancy to regulate temperature, humidity, and airflow within the polyhouse. This design eliminates the need for mechanical ventilation, making it energy-efficient and ideal for growing crops in controlled environmental conditions.

 Naturally Ventilated Polyhouse (NVPH) is a protected cultivation structure that relies on natural airflow to regulate the internal environment, creating optimal conditions for plant growth without artificial ventilation systems. It operates on ventilation principles like the stack effect, where warm air rises and exits through roof vents, and cross ventilation, where side vents allow cool air to enter. It is widely used in vegetable cultivation and floriculture for efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective farming.

A Naturally Ventilated Polyhouse (NVPH) is a protected cultivation structure that relies on natural airflow to regulate the internal environment, creating optimal conditions for plant growth without artificial ventilation systems. It operates on ventilation principles like the stack effect, where warm air rises and exits through roof vents, and cross ventilation, where side vents allow cool air to enter. It is widely used in vegetable cultivation and floriculture for efficient, sustainable, and cost-effective farming.