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    <p>Ahmad,</p>
    <p>  It is certainly possible. I do not know how tall your
      greenhouse is but supposing the zone height to be 15 feet a 500 m2
      greenhouse has a volume of 80700 ft3. A 21000 cfm fan would
      completely replace the greenhouse air volume once every four
      minutes (approximately). I would therefore assume that the RH and
      temperature of the greenhouse would quickly be equal to the
      ambient RH and temperature.</p>
    <p>kind regards,</p>
    <p> David</p>
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          I have used a 11250 kgr/hr of air (about 21000 CFM) for a 500
          m2 greenhouse fan and pad cooling system. there were some
          hours which the temperature of greenhouse reaches as low as 13
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          on when the greenhouse temperature is below 15 to supply
          outside air directly to greenhouse with no cooling, and the
          fan of cooling pad is turned off at this hours. it has solved
          the temperature problem but the relative humidity reaches to
          low values. It seems wrong to me, because it occures in a
          short time. I mean that supplying outside air to greenhouse at
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