Energy from the sun, an electromagnetic radiation which is discharged by the sun determines the heat and light required for all time on Earth. This chapter generally focuses on analyzing the approaches for solar radiation augmentation. It is common that Plants can benefit from radiation deviation in the direction of their growth in positions where plant growth is limited by solar radiation force. An economical way of achievement this is to use a convex mirror, suitable for the particular location, established above the target area for fear that no attention is required during the whole of the year or added period of use. Certainly, it is concluded that an appropriately formed, fixed, convex mirror can determine supplementary solar radiation to plants outside any need for adaptation or maintenance during the ending of use.
Author(s) Details:
Tom R. C. Boyde,
University
of Hong Kong, Hong Kong, China.
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