Uncultivated-area semi-underground solar greenhouse mushroom house

Abstract

The invention discloses an uncultivated-area semi-underground solar greenhouse mushroom house. The uncultivated-area semi-underground solar greenhouse mushroom house comprises a mushroom house main body, a mushroom house exhaust system, a mushroom house primary air system and a mushroom house spraying system, wherein the mushroom house main body comprises an underground space arranged below ground, an overground space arranged above ground, and a mushroom house top arranged over the overground space, a mushroom house heat insulation system is arranged on the outer side of the mushroom house top, and a mushroom house illumination system is arranged on the inner side of the mushroom house top. The uncultivated-area semi-underground solar greenhouse mushroom house has the advantages that theuncultivated-area semi-underground solar greenhouse mushroom house is reasonable in structural design, and by setting a series of system control of temperature control, humidity control, environment control and the like, growing of vegetables in the mushroom house is guaranteed for a long term.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of vegetable greenhouses, in particular to non-arable land semi-underground solar greenhouse mushroom sheds. Background technique [0002] Vegetable greenhouses are relatively common in the north and south of my country. The setting of vegetable greenhouses can adjust its internal environment in a sealed space to achieve the purpose of promoting vegetable growth, thereby providing people with more abundant vegetable varieties in different seasons. At present Common vegetable greenhouses generally adopt two forms, the first one is all-ground vegetable greenhouses, and the second is all-underground vegetable greenhouses. Among them, all-ground vegetable greenhouses cannot produce mushrooms due to the cold seasons in early spring, late autumn and winter. Among them, the all-underground vegetable greenhouses cannot produce mushrooms due to the high temperature in summer, so this leads to certain external environme...

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[0002] Vegetable greenhouses are relatively common in the north and south of my country. The setting of vegetable greenhouses can adjust its internal environment in a sealed space to achieve the purpose of promoting vegetable growth, thereby providing people with more abundant vegetable varieties in different seasons. At present Common vegetable greenhouses generally adopt two forms, the first one is all-ground vegetable greenhouses, and the second is all-underground vegetable greenhouses. Among them, all-ground vegetable greenhouses cannot produce mushrooms due to the cold seasons in early spring, late autumn and winter. Among them, the full-underground vegetable greenhouse cannot produce mushrooms due to the high temperature in summer, so this leads to certain external environmental restrictions on planting, which affects vegetable production.

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