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1. The document outlines the scope and delimitations of a study involving a machine quality checker, greenhouse, and pulverizing equipment. 2. For the greenhouse, factors like temperature, humidity, ventilation, and sunlight that will be controlled are described, and mung beans are identified as the plant that will be grown. 3. Details are provided on pulverizing aratiles and comparing it to pulverizing sugar.

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Partial Scope and Delimitations of The Study

1. The document outlines the scope and delimitations of a study involving a machine quality checker, greenhouse, and pulverizing equipment. 2. For the greenhouse, factors like temperature, humidity, ventilation, and sunlight that will be controlled are described, and mung beans are identified as the plant that will be grown. 3. Details are provided on pulverizing aratiles and comparing it to pulverizing sugar.

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Scope and Delimitations of the Study

1. Machine quality Checker:


A. Ang machine to be checked ay Air-conditioning unit
B. Ang quality to be checked ay:
C. Pano ichecheck:
*instrument na gagamitin:

2. Greenhouse:
A. Size ng greenhouse natin ay:
B. Materials to be used sa structure ay: (glass/wood and plastic/etc.)
C. Factors na icocontrol natin:
 Temperature -greenhouse temperature controls help you to
lower the temperature in your greenhouse during those hot
summer months, when an excess of heat can actually lead to
heat stress and other high-temperature diseases that can damage
your output. Shade coverings, sun-resistant poly, and good
ventilation can all help lower your greenhouse’s internal
temperature to keep plants at the right temperature for success.
The temperature in a greenhouse is affected by the
ventilation and the amount of sunshine it receives.
Greenhouses are designed to trap the heat from the sun.
If nobody changed anything, the temperature would
keep rising until the sun went down. Temperature can be
controlled by opening the door or opening vents in the
roof. In extreme cases, air conditioning could be used to
bring the temperature down to a more reasonable level.
Temperature control is one of the easiest aspects to
automate. It is probably one of the cheapest as well. You
can link vents in the roof to a system of rods that open
and close the vents in response to the temperature. As a
backup, you can also install a greenhouse heater.

 Humidity -plays a key role in environmental controls within


greenhouses. That’s because plants naturally expel warm, moist
oxygen into the air as they grow and process CO2, making your
greenhouse naturally warmer and moisture over time. With a
combination of proper ventilation and heat management, you
can carefully monitor and control humidity in your greenhouse
to make sure everything is right where it should be to minimize
mold growth while maximizing plant growth.
Controls on humidity are similar to those for heat - you
can open the door or open some vents.
Humidity is not as easy to control automatically because
of the mobility of the air. Air that is constantly on the
move does not have a constant level of humidity, so
sensors are difficult to calibrate. It is possible, though, to
install a dehumidifier that could help reduce the high
levels.

 Ventilation -For most modern growers, proper ventilation can


be achieved through a combination of fans and vents built right
into the wall of your greenhouse. By encouraging airflow on
still days and closing up gaps to prevent airflow on windy days,
you can more naturally regulate temperature, introduce or
remove humidity, and keep plants well supplied with breathable
CO2 to keep them growing strong all year long.
ventilation systems: 1. natural (roof vents,
windows)
2. mechanical (fans).

 Sunlight -By utilizing tools like energy curtains, shade


coverings, black-out curtains, and UV-filtering poly or plastic
coverings, growers can fine tune their plants’ light diet with
unparalleled levels of control.

D. Ang plant na lalagay natin sa loob ng green house ay Mungbean

Mungbeans are a warm season crop requiring 90–120 days of frost free
conditions from planting to maturity (depends on variety).
Adequate rainfall is required from flowering to late pod fill in order
to ensure good yield. Late plantings which result in flowering during the
high temperature-low moisture period in July and August will
reduce yield.

Require soil temperatures above 55 to 60 degrees Fahrenheit to begin


sprouting. High humidity and excess rainfall late in the season
can result in disease problems and harvesting losses due to delayed maturity.

Growth factors:
Temperature- the optimum temperature range for growth is
between 27 °C and 30 °C. This means that the crop is usually grown
during summer. Seed can be planted when the minimum temperature
is above 15 °C. Mung bean plants require full sunlight or at least eight
to 10 hours of sunlight daily.
Humidity - Mung beans require moisture to soften the seed coat and
begin the germination process. Soaking mung beans for a few hours
before planting allows the seed to swell and begin softening prior to
planting. Ensure adequate moisture by pre-irrigating your soil before
planting your mung beans. Keep the soil evenly moist while the beans
begin to sprout.

Ventilation
Sunlight – DARKNESS!!! While some seeds require light to
germinate and begin sprouting, several types of beans, including
mung beans require darkness to germinate. Outdoor planting in sunny
areas requires a depth of at least 1 inch to block light rays during
the period of germination. Plant them about half per in sandy types of
soil. Beans germinated for use as sprouts must also receive a period of
darkness. Placing them in a dark container and covering the top of the
container with dark paper can help protect them from excessive
amounts of light.

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Additional:
Soil pH and Moisture
Adjusting the soil acidity and moisture content is more involved.
Probes attached to meters are inserted into the soil to monitor those
levels. Automated systems for adjusting the levels can be installed, but
on the scale of a backyard greenhouse, it's probably simpler and more
efficient to read the info from the meters and adjust the levels
manually, as needed.
Mung bean sprouts prefer soils with pH levels between 6.2 and 7.2, as
well as adequate amounts of sulfur, magnesium phosphorus and
potassium. Fertile soils that contain a rich blend of sand and loam
provide essential nutrients for healthy growth.

E. Intruments to use para icheck yung factors:


F. Intruments to use para imeasure yung growth rate ng Mung bean:

3. Pulverizing equipment:
A. Pulverizing Method:
B. Ang ipupulverize ay Aratiles
 Why aratiles?
 Why pulverize?
C. Aratiles supplier: Better County Community Corporation
D. Comparison sa sugar as alternative:

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