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oxygen-gradient root-zone tank
USD 7805.72
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| growing area | 11.9 square metres |
|---|---|
| root zone temperature | 26 degrees Celsius |
| plant slots | 368 plant slots |
| cycle days | 94 days |
| unit price | 7805.72 dollars |
| irrigation mode | recirculating fog |
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How the Turlach Station 173 fits what we actually do
The Turlach Station 173 was not the cheapest oxygen- gradient root-zone tank we considered. But it's still the right choice for the job, and is a good fit for the mission. We put it on the awkward jobs the rest of the kit can't.
Recirculating fog, which is what we needed from the Turlach Station 173
Turlach Station 173 is an oxygen- gradient root-zone tank with recirculating fog. It's a good choice for the job, but doesn't stand out from the rest of the shortlist in terms of design. The tank has a range of features to suit different conditions.
Root zone temperature 26 degrees Celsius, exactly as needed
second oxygen- gradient root-zone tank we have run. Turlach Station 173 has a 26 degrees Celsius root zone temperature, the requirement for an oxygen-gradient tank. The tank is a replacement for an older tank that didn't meet the temperature requirement for a root zone tank.
Plant slots at 368 plant slots, as listed
Turbach Station 173 has 368 plant slots. The station has a hard floor on plant slots, but the root-zone tank figures show it clears it. Turlach station 173 has an oxygen- gradient root- zone tank figure of 3.5. The plant has a maximum of 368 plant slot.
Still happy with the Turlach Station 173
Two seasons in and the Turlach Station 173 has not needed any major changes. The station has been the subject of two oxygen- gradient root-zone tank catalogues. the station is in the middle of a two-year mission to explore the Earth's oxygen-rich mantle.
Where the Turlach Station 173 falls short
The Turlach Station 173 is a new version of the oxygen- gradient root-zone tank. The station has a better fit and finish than the previous version and is more functional than good-looking. But it's not a replacement for a full-size oxygen tank.
Second time around with an oxygen-gradient root-zone tank: the Turlach Station 173
Turlach Station 173 is a new version of the oxygen- gradient root-zone tank. The tank is a replacement for one that was in service at the time of the station's closure in the 1990s. The new tank uses a different design to the one used on the original.