WO2008031579A1 - Zustandssensor für pflanzen sowie bewässerungsanlage mit einem derartigen zustandssensor - Google Patents
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01G—HORTICULTURE; CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES, FLOWERS, RICE, FRUIT, VINES, HOPS OR SEAWEED; FORESTRY; WATERING
- A01G27/00—Self-acting watering devices, e.g. for flower-pots
- A01G27/003—Control of self-acting watering devices
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A01—AGRICULTURE; FORESTRY; ANIMAL HUSBANDRY; HUNTING; TRAPPING; FISHING
- A01G—HORTICULTURE; CULTIVATION OF VEGETABLES, FLOWERS, RICE, FRUIT, VINES, HOPS OR SEAWEED; FORESTRY; WATERING
- A01G7/00—Botany in general
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- the invention relates to a condition sensor for plants according to the preamble of claim 1 and an irrigation system with such a state sensor.
- Irrigation systems with plant state sensors of the type mentioned above are known from WO 02/084248 A2, JP 2002-365020 A and WO 98/33037 Al.
- a pressure state value of the plant whose condition is to be monitored is particularly suitable for determining the state of irrigation.
- the measurement of a plurality of plant parameters can be dispensed with, at least in simple embodiments of the plant status sensor according to the invention.
- This as recognized by the Applicant, has the advantage that during the Measurement can be dispensed with movable sensor components, which reduces the manufacturing cost of the sensor.
- the measured pressure state value of the plant is clearly correlated in particular with its state of irrigation, so that a clear and reproducible control of an irrigation plant with the plant state sensor is ensured by the measurement of the pressure state value.
- the plant status sensor according to the invention is also suitable for detecting other plant conditions correlated only indirectly or not with the state of irrigation, for example a pest infestation of the plant or the electrolyte balance of the plant.
- a plurality of such state sensors can be spatially distributed on one or more plants and their measured values compared with one another.
- Pressure state values according to claim 2 are particularly suitable for a measurement, since they are accessible with a simple construction of the pressure sensor element of a direct measurement. These pressure state values are all directly correlated with the state of the plant.
- Leaf pressure is referred to in the literature as well as hydrostatic overpressure in the cell (turgor).
- An arrangement of the pressure sensor element according to claim 3 leads to an optimization of the dynamic range of irrigation condition sensor, since the sensor element does not need the entire clamping pressure exerted by the clamping device needs to be recorded, but a predetermined amount of this clamping pressure, in particular the entire clamping pressure of the rigid Clamping section is added. In this way, the dynamic range of the pressure sensor element is optimized.
- a pressure-coupling layer according to claim 4 reduces unwanted measurement effects due in particular to unevenness of the sheet surface.
- a pressure-coupling layer of silicone according to claim 5 has a good inherent elasticity for use with the pressure sensor element and is also weather-resistant. By virtue of the pressure-coupling layer, the pressure sensor element can also be protected, in particular, from weather influences and from moisture.
- a protruding rigid clamping section according to claim 6, that is to say a pressure-sensitive sensor surface which springs back relative to the clamping section, permits a measuring operation in which small pressure values can be measured by the pressure sensor element.
- the pressure measured by the pressure sensor element is zero and, depending therefrom, increases depending on the duration of an irrigation pause.
- the stiffness of the plant part clamped to the sensor can be measured as the pressure state value, which is directly related to the state of the plant.
- a concave surface according to claim 7 can be easily manufactured.
- a protruding pressure-sensitive surface according to claim 8 leads to a continuously growing with the sheet pressure reading, which is directly correlated with the sheet pressure. This simplifies the interpretation of the measurement result.
- a convex surface according to claim 9 can be manufactured inexpensively.
- a planar and aligned surface according to claim 10 can be used to determine a water vapor pressure of the plant. This state value is directly correlated, in particular with the irrigation state of the plant.
- a flexible pressure sensor membrane according to claim 1 1 ensures a precise pressure measurement with adjustable pressure measuring range. This setting is made via the pressure in the reference pressure chamber.
- At least one additional sensor element according to claim 12 makes additional measurement parameters accessible, which can be used, for example, for the fine control of irrigation.
- An arresting device prevents undesired influence of the measurement result by a relative movement of the clamping elements to each other.
- An independent of the displacement of the clamping elements relative to each other pressure state value can alternatively be achieved but by the clamping device regardless of a displacement of the clamping elements relative to each other clamped between them clamped plant part with constant clamping force or constant clamping pressure.
- the sensor element does not measure a pressure state value which is changed relative to one another as a result of the displacement of the clamping elements, but at constant clamping pressure a pressure state value which depends on the stability of the plant part between the clamping elements.
- a UV-transparent material for the clamping elements according to claim 14 prevents degradation of the plant part, which is measured with the state sensor.
- UV-permeable materials for the clamping elements can be: a highly UV-transparent acrylic glass, for example polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), a borosilicate glass or a high-purity quartz glass.
- An irrigation system according to claim 15 with the condition sensor according to the invention has the advantages mentioned in connection therewith.
- FIG. 1 schematically shows a detail of a plant with a status sensor attached thereto, using the example of a watering condition sensor;
- FIG. 2 shows a part of the watering condition sensor of FIG. 1 with one of two clamping sections and a pressure sensor
- FIG. 3 shows the watering condition sensor of FIG. 1 without supply line in a side view
- Fig. 4 in cross section a first variant of a pressure sensor of
- Fig. 5 and 6 further variants of the pressure sensor
- 7 is a diagram schematically showing the relationship between the leaf pressure P B of the plant to be measured and a plant stiffness E;
- Fig. 8 shows schematically in a diagram the context of
- Fig. 9 is a diagram schematically showing the relationship of the pressure sensor signal P 8 with the rigidity E and the sheet pressure P B in the embodiment of the pressure sensor of Fig. 5;
- FIG. 10 shows schematically in a diagram the relationship between the pressure sensor signal Ps and a water vapor pressure Pw of the leaf tissue of the plant to be measured in the embodiment of the pressure sensor according to FIG. 6;
- FIG. 11 shows, in a sectional view similar to FIG. 4, the irrigation condition sensor with the pressure sensor and a counter-clamping element and a clamped in between.
- FIG. 12 shows, in a representation similar to FIG. 11, the watering condition sensor with the blade, which in comparison to FIG.
- 13 is a diagram showing the dependence of one in one
- An irrigation condition sensor 1 for plants has a clamping device 2 with two clamping elements 3, 4 for clamping a plant part in the form of a sheet 5.
- a clamping force of the blade 5 between the clamping elements 3, 4 is via a biasing spring 6, located on both clamping elements. 3 , 4 supports, given.
- the clamping elements 3, 4 can be achieved with the help of an attached beyond the biasing spring 6 handle and actuator unit 7.
- the clamping device 2 may have a locking unit, not shown, which prevents the clamping elements 3, 4 move apart after detecting and aligning the sheet 5.
- the clamping elements 3, 4 can be made of a UV-transparent material, so that even where the clamping device 2 covers the sheet 1, photosynthesis in the sheet 5 can take place.
- Material examples of the UV-transparent material of the clamping elements 3, 4 are a highly UV-transparent acrylic glass, z. As polymethylmethacrylate (PMMA), a borosilicate glass or a high-purity quartz glass.
- a plant parameter measuring device fixedly connected to the clamping element 4 is arranged in the form of a pressure sensor 8.
- the clamping element 4 is therefore below Also referred to as pressure sensor clamping element.
- the pressure sensor 8 is mechanically coupled to the clamping device 2.
- the latter has a pressure sensor membrane 9 as the sensor element.
- the latter is arranged on a base 10 of a recess 10a of a rigid sensor housing 11 made of metal or ceramic which is open at the top in FIGS.
- An embodiment of the sensor housing 11 made of a plastic, such as PMMA (poly-methyl methacrylate) or PEEK (Poyletheretherketon) are possible.
- the sensor housing 11 may in particular be made of titanium. Since the sheet 5, as shown in FIG. 3, is clamped between the upper clamping element 3 and the sensor housing 11 in FIG. 3, the sensor housing 11 simultaneously constitutes a clamping section of the pressure sensor clamping element 4.
- the pressure sensor diaphragm 9 is in communication with a reference pressure channel 12, which is arranged on a side of the pressure sensor diaphragm 9 facing away from the sheet.
- the pressure sensor membrane 9 is embedded in an elastic pressure coupling layer 13 of silicone.
- the latter has a recessed, in particular concave measuring window surface 14 toward the blade 5 in such a way that the pressure-coupling layer 13 does not protrude beyond the edge-side boundary of the recess 10a in the sensor housing 11, but towards this edge-side boundary in the measuring area of the pressure sensor diaphragm 9 jumps back a distance A.
- the pressure-coupling layer 13 is flush with the edge of the sensor housing 11 around the recess 10a.
- the pressure sensor 8 is connected via a supply line 16 with a readout device 17 shown schematically.
- the supply line 16 is secured between the pressure sensor 8 and the readout device 17 on a plant part, which is more stable compared to the leaf 5, namely a branch 18, via a fixing element 19.
- the fixing element 19 may be another terminal.
- the irrigation condition sensor 1 is attached as follows and used to determine the irrigation state of a plant: First, the pressure sensor 8 is clamped by means of the clamping device 2 on the sheet 5, so that the leaf-facing side of the sensor housing 1 1 with a predetermined force against the tissue of the sheet fifth is pressed. The edge of the sensor housing 1 1 surrounding the recess 10 a is of sufficient width to prevent disturbing force vectors. The blade 5 is clamped in the clamping device 2 in a predetermined state of watering, for example a predetermined time after the regular casting.
- the leaf pressure P B is a measure of the irrigation state of the plant. The higher the blade pressure P B , the more water the blade 5 has picked up at the time of measurement. Re-casting is required when the blade pressure P B falls below a predetermined limit.
- the sheet pressure P B is correlated with a sheet stiffness value E, which in turn correlates with related to the elastic modulus of the plant.
- the stiffness E depends on the irrigation state-dependent properties of the cell walls of the plant.
- the correlation of the sheet pressure P B with the stiffness is illustrated in FIG. 7. As the stiffness E increases, the sheet pressure P B also increases .
- FIG. 8 shows by way of example and strongly schematically the dependence of the measured value of the pressure sensor 8, Ps, the stiffness E or the blade pressure P B.
- the pressure sensor 8 measures no contact with the pressure sensor diaphragm 9, that is to say no pressure exerted by the blade 5 (Ps - 0).
- the blade pressure P B and also the rigidity E decrease, so that the blade 5 is pressed by the clamping device 2 into the recess of the recess 10 a and presses on the pressure sensor diaphragm 9 via the measuring window surface.
- the pressure sensor 8 With decreasing blade pressure P B or sinking stiffness E, the pressure sensor 8 thus measures an increasing sensor pressure Ps, as shown in FIG. 8.
- a control unit of the reader 17 controls, as soon as the pressure reading Ps exceeds a predetermined limit, an irrigation device for the plant, so that the plant is watered until the measured value P 5 is below a second, lower limit, ie until due to the irrigation of Sheet pressure P B or the stiffness E has exceeded a predetermined amount again.
- FIG. 5 shows a further embodiment of a pressure sensor 8.
- the pressure sensor 8 according to FIG. 5 differs from that according to FIG. 4 in that a measuring window surface 20 of the pressure sensor 8 according to FIG. 5 is designed to protrude beyond the recess 10a by a distance B. This supernatant is convex in the illustrated embodiment, ie in the middle above the pressure sensor diaphragm 9 highest.
- the pressure sensor 8 according to FIG. 5 is used to measure the state of irrigation of the plant with the leaf 5 as follows: After pinching, aligning and possibly locking the clamping device 2 of the pressure sensor 8 according to FIG. 5 in a predetermined irrigation state of the plant, the pressure sensor shows 8 is a measured value P 5 which corresponds to the sum of the clamping pressure of the clamping device 2 and the blade pressure P B. This gives values for the blade pressure P s in the range between 50 and 150 mmHg. With decreasing blade pressure P B or falling stiffness E, the measuring pressure P 8 decreases, as shown in FIG. 9. Below a predetermined first pressure limit, therefore, as already explained above, the irrigation of the plant with the leaf 5 is controlled until a higher second pressure limit is reached again.
- FIG. 6 shows another embodiment of a pressure sensor 8 of a watering condition sensor 1.
- Components of the pressure sensor 8 which correspond to those already described above with reference to FIGS. 4 and 5 bear the same reference numerals and will not be described again in detail discussed.
- a measuring window surface 21 is aligned over the entire recess 10a with an edge surface 22 of the sensor housing 11 which surrounds the recess 10a.
- the edge surface 22, which is also in the embodiments according to FIGS. 4 and 5 as the pressure sensor diaphragm 9 surrounding clamping section, is made of a material which surrounds the sensor housing 11 around the recess 10a against the resting one Sheet 5 seals.
- the vapor pressure which forms above the surface of the sheet 5 can therefore not escape from the gap between the sheet 5 and the pressure-coupling layer 13 due to this sealing effect.
- the pressure reading Ps of the pressure sensor 8 of FIG. 6 is thus a measure of the water vapor pressure P w of the sheet 5, as shown in FIG. 10.
- the pressure sensor 8 according to FIG. 6 is used as follows: After clamping, aligning and if necessary locking the clamping device 2, the pressure sensor 8 according to FIG. 6 measures a measured value Ps which corresponds to a first water vapor pressure. If the plant is subsequently not irrigated, the water vapor pressure P w and thus the measuring pressure P 5 decrease, as shown in FIG. 10. Once the measured value Ps falls below a first predetermined limit value is controlled irrigation of the plant with the sheet 5 through the read-out device 17, until the measured value P s is increased to a higher second predetermined value.
- FIG. 11 to 13 show in greater detail the already explained above function of the irrigation condition sensor 1, which in the embodiment of FIGS. 1 and 12 has no locking unit.
- FIG. 11 shows the situation when the leaf 5 is not sufficiently watered. Due to the insufficient watering, the leaf 5 is flaccid and can easily be squeezed together.
- the clamping pressure P which the clamping element 3 exerts on the pressure sensor 8, which simultaneously represents the counter-clamping element 4, causes the flaccid sheet 5 to be compressed to a fraction of its actual thickness between the clamping element 3 and the edge surface 22 , Therefore, a relatively large amount of sheet material, namely, a total volume Vl, presses on the pressure-coupling layer 13 above the pressure-sensing diaphragm 9.
- FIG. 12 shows the situation with a well-watered sheet 5.
- the same clamping pressure P 0 as in the situation according to FIG. 11 leads to a lower compression of the blade 5 between the clamping element 3 and the edge surfaces 22 due to the higher rigidity E of the blade 5
- the distance of the clamping element 3 from the edge surfaces 22 in the situation "leaf well-watered” of Fig. 12 is greater than in the situation of Fig. 1.
- the clamping pressure Po of the clamping element 3 is a lower sheet volume V2 in the direction of the measurement window surface 14 and the pressure sensor membrane 9 compared to the situation according to FIG. 11. The latter is therefore deflected less, which leads to a lower measured value P s of the pressure sensor 8.
- This 1 is shown in the diagram of FIG. 13 as a less steeply increasing compressibility curve 24.
- the volume displacements V1, V2 and the corresponding deflections of the pressure sensor membrane 9 are not to scale, but exaggerated.
- edge surface 22 and the surface of the clamping element 3 facing it are flat and run parallel to one another. It is also possible to make these mutually facing surfaces complementary to each other, for. B. convex concave or concavo-convex or complementary to each other corrugated. This may be advantageous in terms of sheet fixation as well as in terms of concentrating the sheet volume displacement towards the pressure sensor membrane 9.
- the watering condition sensor 1 may include other sensors for determining at least one of the following parameters: temperature, incidence of light, humidity.
- the clamping element 3 is biocompatible either entirely of a biocompatible material, or where it rests on the sheet 5, coated. The same applies to the sensor housing 1 1.
- the clamping element 3 is in particular of the same material as the sensor housing 1 first
- the watering state of the plant having the leaf 5 can be determined over a long period of time, for example over several days or weeks. Other plant conditions can also be measured with the condition sensor 1. So it can be determined if there is a pest infestation. The electrolyte balance of the plant can also be monitored. Several state sensors 1 can be applied distributed on one or more plants to perform relative measurements to determine the degree of external influences, e.g. B. the soil or the light household, to detect individual plants or parts of plants.
- the degree of external influences e.g. B. the soil or the light household
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