Water vs Air Geothermal Systems for Greenhouses
Air geothermal systems can use both dry wells and underground lakes and springs to supply heat, as do water systems.
How Does Geothermal Heating Work in a Greenhouse?
Geothermal equipment is based around the stable temperature of buried earth or water, but it’s a little more complicated than that.
Why Geothermal Heating for Greenhouses?
Before you undertake the research need to design a cutting-edge sustainable heating system for a greenhouse, you should explore why it’s a valuable technique in the first place.
Is It Feasible to Line an Entire Man-Made Lake?
While there’s no question that it’s possible to completely line a pond with a geomembrane, many landowners and project managers assume it would be unfeasible to do so for a larger lake.
Renovating an Existing Man-Made Lake
Existing lakes may function perfectly for decades and then suddenly develop murky water or lose half their volume overnight.
Shoreline Style and Establishment for Man-Made Lakes
Reservoirs, and power plant cooling lakes that aren’t designed for public access, just need basic banks designed to withstand erosion.
Damming the Water for a Man-Made Lake
There’s a common misconception that lakes are little more than holes dug into the ground to gather water.
Finding a Water Supply for a Man-Made Lake
Man-made lakes are generally designed to stay at least partially filled all year round.
