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SEAWATER GREENHOUSE IN DESALINATION AND ECONOMICS

In hot and sunny desert regions, it is difficult to grow plant in the open field due to the harshness of land and climates. To overcome these difficulties, the use of greenhouses can provide a proper environment to plant growth. In hot climates, however, the greenhouse inside temperature can reach so high value that prevents its utilization or, otherwise, a costly mechanical air conditioning system should be used. In this paper we discuss the Seawater Greenhouse system in desalination and economics. The Seawater Greenhouse is a method of cultivation that provides desalination, cooling and humidification in an integrated system. The desalination process integrated with greenhouses is driven mainly by solar energy. So, sunlight is the weather variable that most influences the performance of the Seawater Greenhouse. The classification and new types of Seawater Greenhouse desalination systems such as hybrid systems has been done on the basis of literature survey till today. A comparative study between different sustainable efforts in low capacity solar thermal desalination systems as well as economics has been done. The researcher’s efforts in greenhouse economics is reviewed with explained its effects on developments of method. Also, The simple suggested system irrigation using solar energy is studied. The system can be used to irrigate an area of about 2333 m 2 to producer Tomato, Cucumber, Pepper and lettuce