DBS 水培荷兰桶系统网盆植物作物模块套件 3D 模型

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More Information About 3D Model :
The DBS Hydroponic Dutch Bucket System Net Pot Plant Crop Module Set is a specialized, scalable apparatus utilized in controlled-environment agriculture (CEA) for high-efficiency, substrate-based hydroponic cultivation. This configuration, often referred to universally as a Bato Bucket system, is classified as a recirculating irrigation technique, optimized primarily for the growth of large, determinate, and indeterminate vine crops.

### Classification and Operational Principle

The Dutch Bucket system operates on a closed-loop, drip-fed irrigation principle. Each "module set" (bucket and plant interface) functions as an isolated container holding a plant anchored in an inert growing medium, such as perlite, vermiculite, or coco coir.

1. **Nutrient Delivery:** A centralized nutrient reservoir supplies the liquid solution via a pump and manifold system. The solution is delivered intermittently to the top of the substrate in each module using drip emitters, ensuring precise control over the volume and timing of irrigation cycles.
2. **Drainage and Recirculation:** The hallmark of the Dutch Bucket system is its unique drainage mechanism. Each bucket is equipped with a drain elbow, positioned several centimeters above the base. This arrangement maintains a small, shallow reservoir of nutrient solution at the bottom of the bucket (known as the "sump" or "false bottom"). This retained solution prevents the complete desiccation of the lower root mass while simultaneously ensuring excellent aeration in the upper substrate layers. Excess solution that fills the reservoir flows out the drain elbow into a common return line, which conveys the spent solution back to the main reservoir for filtration, pH adjustment, and recirculation. This highly efficient process minimizes water and nutrient waste.

### Component Description (Module Set)

The DBS Module Set typically comprises the following integrated components:

1. **The Bucket Module:** Constructed from durable, UV-resistant, food-grade material (e.g., high-density polyethylene, HDPE). The structure is designed for robustness and longevity in humid, commercial greenhouse environments. It features pre-drilled or molded inlets for drip lines and a specific port for the internal drain elbow or siphon mechanism necessary for hydrostatic pressure regulation. The bucket volume is engineered to provide sufficient stability for large plants and enough substrate to cushion environmental fluctuations.
2. **The Net Pot Interface:** This component is the primary interface between the plant and the hydroponic system. The net pot is a specialized, perforated container, usually conical or cylindrical, designed to fit snugly into the top opening of the bucket. Roots extend through the lattice structure of the net pot into the inert substrate below, accessing the delivered nutrient solution. The net pot ensures the stability of the young plant and simplifies the transfer from propagation stages.
3. **Ancillary Components:** While the core module is the bucket and net pot, the "Set" implies the necessary hardware connections, including elbows, drain elbows (often 1.5-inch PVC fittings), and connector tubes designed to integrate the individual modules into a cohesive manifold and return system.

### Applications and Advantages

The DBS Hydroponic Dutch Bucket system is prized for its versatility and efficiency in commercial settings:

* **Crop Suitability:** It is optimally suited for high-value, long-term fruiting crops that require substantial root support and intensive nutrient delivery, including tomatoes (*Solanum lycopersicum*), peppers (*Capsicum* spp.), cucumbers (*Cucumis sativus*), eggplants (*Solanum melongena*), and various large vine fruits.
* **Scalability:** The modular nature allows growers to easily scale operations by adding or removing individual bucket units along the main drain and supply lines without disrupting the entire system.
* **Disease Management:** Because each plant module is separate, localized root diseases are slower to spread horizontally compared to methods like Nutrient Film Technique (NFT) troughs, facilitating easier quarantine and sanitation.
* **Nutrient Control:** The recirculating nature, combined with precise drip delivery, allows for exacting control over the electrical conductivity (EC) and pH of the nutrient profile delivered to the root zone.

The system’s reliance on substrate provides thermal insulation and buffering capacity, offering a stable environment for aggressive root development essential for maximizing crop yield.

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