Roofing material installation method, rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation, rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation, asparagus cultivation system, and asparagus cultivation method
The frame-plate type high ridge structure with distinct ridges, posts, beams, and diagonal members addresses the challenge of rain protection and wind penetration, ensuring robustness and ventilation for optimal asparagus cultivation.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2022048140
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Patents
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2022-03-24
- Publication Date
- 2025-11-18
- Estimated Expiration
- 2042-03-24
AI Technical Summary
Existing rain protection roof structures for plant cultivation fail to prevent rain entry while allowing wind penetration, leading to environmental and working conditions deterioration, and are not robust enough to withstand typhoons and snowfall, particularly affecting outdoor asparagus cultivation due to stem blight.
A roofing material installation method using a frame-plate type high ridge structure with distinct ridges, posts, beams, and diagonal members, incorporating translucent materials and ventilation openings, and optionally solar panels, to allow wind entry while preventing rain and ensuring structural integrity.
The method effectively prevents rain entry, enhances ventilation, and increases structural resistance to wind, maintaining optimal growing and working conditions, suitable for outdoor asparagus cultivation.
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Abstract
Description
[Technical Field]
[0001] The present invention relates to a roofing material installation method for installing roofing materials in an open-field asparagus field, a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation, a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation, an asparagus cultivation system, and an asparagus cultivation method. [Background technology]
[0002] In recent years, the frequency of heavy rainfall has increased due to the effects of global warming, and this has led to problems such as deviations from product specifications due to missed optimal harvesting periods, the spread of diseases, and reduced shipping volumes. As a countermeasure, greenhouse cultivation, which protects crops from rain and wind while ensuring sufficient light, has become widespread (Patent Document 1). [Prior art documents] [Patent documents]
[0003] [Patent Document 1] International Publication No. 2018 / 011966 Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]
[0004] However, isolating crops from the wind results in heat and humidity building up, worsening not only the growing environment for the crops but also the working environment for producers. Therefore, there is a need for a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation that can prevent deterioration of the cultivation environment and working environment while allowing wind to enter and preventing rain from entering the cultivation tank, and that is strong, can withstand typhoons and snowfall, and can be installed all year round. In particular, producers who grow asparagus outdoors face difficulties in cultivation due to stem blight, a fungal disease that is transmitted by rain.To combat stem blight, it is important to prevent rain from entering even if wind is allowed to penetrate.
[0005] Therefore, the present invention aims to provide a roofing material installation method that can prevent rain from entering while allowing wind to enter, a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation, a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation, an asparagus cultivation system, and an asparagus cultivation method. [Means for solving the problem]
[0006] The roofing material installation method of the present invention described in claim 1 is a roofing material installation method for installing roofing materials in a field where asparagus is cultivated using a frame-plate type high ridge, wherein a first ridge 10 and a second ridge 20 are formed on either side of a main passage A in the field, a first ridge board 11 is provided on the main passage A side of the first ridge 10, and a second ridge board 21 is provided on the main passage A side of the second ridge 20, a first post 31 is erected along the first ridge board 11, a second post 32 is erected along the second ridge board 21, beams 40 are connected to the first post 31 and the second post 32, and first diagonal members 5 are provided. 1 is connected to the first pillar 31, the second pillar 32 and the beam 40 above the first ridge 10 and the main passage A with the second pillar 32 side higher, and a second diagonal member 52 is connected to the second pillar 32 and the beam 40 above the second ridge 20 with the second pillar 32 side higher, a first roof material 61 is arranged on a first roof surface formed by a plurality of first diagonal members 51 arranged along the main passage A, and a second roof material 62 is arranged on a second roof surface formed by a plurality of second diagonal members 52 arranged along the main passage A. The present invention described in claim 2 is characterized in that, in the roofing material installation method described in claim 1, the first ridge 10 is formed in the field between the main passage A and the first sub-passage B, the second ridge 20 is formed between the main passage A and the second sub-passage C, the first roofing material lower end 61d of the first roofing material 61 is positioned above the first sub-passage B, and the second roofing material lower end 62d of the second roofing material 62 is positioned above the second sub-passage C. The present invention described in claim 3 is characterized in that, in the roofing material installation method described in claim 1 or claim 2, the heights of the first roofing material upper end 61u of the first roofing material 61 and the second roofing material upper end 62u of the second roofing material 62 are different, and a ventilation opening is formed between the first roofing material upper end 61u and the second roofing material upper end 62u. The present invention described in claim 4 is characterized in that, in the roofing material installation method described in any one of claims 1 to 3, a solar panel 80 is placed on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface, the solar panel 80 is positioned above the first pillar material 31 and the second pillar material 32, and the first roof material 61 is positioned on the first roof surface that is not covered by the solar panel 80. The present invention as set forth in claim 5 is characterized in that in the roofing material installation method as set forth in any one of claims 1 to 4, translucent materials are used as the first roofing material 61 and the second roofing material 62. The rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation of the present invention as set forth in claim 6 has a first ridge 10 and a second ridge 20 formed on either side of a main passage A, a first ridge board 11 is provided on the main passage A side of the first ridge 10, and a second ridge board 21 is provided on the main passage A side of the second ridge 20, and a roofing material is arranged above the first ridge 10 and the second ridge 20, and further has a first pillar 31 erected along the first ridge board 11, a second pillar 32 erected along the second ridge board 21, a beam 40 connected to the first pillar 31 and the second pillar 32, and a roofing material arranged above the first pillar 31, the second pillar 32, and the first pillar 31, the second pillar 32, and the second pillar 32. The roof comprises a first diagonal member 51 connected to the second pillar member 32 and the beam member 40, and a second diagonal member 52 connected to the second pillar member 32 and the beam member 40, wherein the first diagonal member 51 is positioned above the first ridge 10 and the main passage A with the second pillar member 32 side higher, and the second diagonal member 52 is positioned above the second ridge 20 with the second pillar member 32 side higher, and a first roof material 61 is positioned on a first roof surface formed by a plurality of first diagonal members 51 arranged along the main passage A, and a second roof material 62 is positioned on a second roof surface formed by a plurality of second diagonal members 52 arranged along the main passage A. The present invention described in claim 7 is characterized in that, in the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation described in claim 6, the first ridge 10 is formed between the main passage A and the first sub-passage B, the second ridge 20 is formed between the main passage A and the second sub-passage C, the first roof material lower end 61d of the first roof material 61 is arranged above the first sub-passage B, and the second roof material lower end 62d of the second roof material 62 is arranged above the second sub-passage C. The present invention described in claim 8 is characterized in that, in the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation described in claim 6 or claim 7, the heights of the first roof material upper end 61u of the first roof material 61 and the second roof material upper end 62u of the second roof material 62 are made different, so that a ventilation opening is formed between the first roof material upper end 61u and the second roof material upper end 62u. The present invention described in claim 9 is characterized in that, in a rain-protection roof structure for plant cultivation described in any one of claims 6 to 8, a solar panel 80 is placed on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface, the solar panel 80 is arranged above the first pillar material 31 and the second pillar material 32, and the first roof material 61 is arranged on the first roof surface that is not covered by the solar panel 80. The present invention described in claim 10 is characterized in that, in a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation described in any one of claims 6 to 9, the first roof material 61 and the second roof material 62 are made of translucent materials. The present invention of claim 11 provides a roofing material installation method using the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation of any one of claims 6 to 10, The first pillar 31 and the second pillar 32 are connected to each other. The beam 40 to have in common The roof structure is characterized in that a plurality of the roof structures are arranged side by side. The present invention according to claim 12 provides a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation using the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 10, The first pillar 31 and the second pillar 32 are connected to each other. The beam 40 to have in common The roof structure is characterized in that a plurality of the roof structures are arranged side by side. The present invention described in claim 13 is an asparagus cultivation system using a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation described in any one of claims 6 to 10, characterized in that it is equipped with at least one of a lighting device, an irrigation device, and a blower. The present invention described in claim 14 is a method for cultivating asparagus using a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation described in any one of claims 6 to 10, characterized in that asparagus is cultivated by using the first ridge 10 and the second ridge 20 on which the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation is installed as frame-type high ridges. [Effects of the Invention]
[0007] According to the present invention, by erecting the first post along the first ridge board and erecting the second post along the second ridge board, the first post functions as a retainer for the first ridge board, and the second post functions as a retainer for the second ridge board, and the first post can be stably erected by the first ridge board, and the second post can be stably erected by the second ridge board. Furthermore, because the first and second post are connected by beams, the portal structure formed by the first and second post and beams is sandwiched between the first and second ridge boards, which increases resistance, especially to crosswinds. [Brief explanation of the drawings]
[0008] [Figure 1] 1 is a conceptual diagram showing a rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation according to an embodiment of the present invention; [Figure 2] Conceptual diagram showing the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation when solar panels are installed (perspective view from the southeast side) [Figure 3] Conceptual diagram showing the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation when solar panels are installed (perspective view from the east side) DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION
[0009] In a roofing material installation method according to a first embodiment of the present invention, a first ridge and a second ridge are formed in a farm field on either side of a main passage, a first ridge board is provided on the main passage side of the first ridge, and a second ridge board is provided on the main passage side of the second ridge, a first post member is erected along the first ridge board, a second post member is erected along the second ridge board, beam members are connected to the first post member and the second post member, and a first diagonal member is installed above the first ridge and the main passage. On the other hand, the second pillar member side is made higher and connected to the first pillar member, the second pillar member, and the beam member, and the second diagonal member is made higher above the second ridge and connected to the second pillar member and the beam member, the first roof material is placed on a first roof surface formed by a plurality of first diagonal members arranged along the main passage, and the second roof material is placed on a second roof surface formed by a plurality of second diagonal members arranged along the main passage. According to this embodiment, by erecting the first pillar member along the first ridge board and the second pillar member along the second ridge board, the first pillar member functions as a hold down for the first ridge board, and the second pillar member functions as a hold down for the second ridge board, and the first ridge board allows the first pillar member to be erected stably, and the second ridge board allows the second pillar member to be erected stably. Furthermore, according to this embodiment, the first pillar material and the second pillar material are connected by a beam material, and therefore the gate-shaped structure formed by the first pillar material, the second pillar material, and the beam material is sandwiched between the first ridge board and the second ridge board, which increases resistance, particularly against crosswinds.
[0010] A second embodiment of the present invention is a roofing material installation method according to the first embodiment, in which a first ridge is formed in the field between the main passage and the first sub-passage, a second ridge is formed between the main passage and the second sub-passage, the lower end of the first roofing material is disposed above the first sub-passage, and the lower end of the second roofing material is disposed above the second sub-passage. According to this embodiment, rainwater flowing down from the first roofing material is guided to the first sub-passage, and rainwater flowing down from the second roofing material is guided to the second sub-passage, thereby making it possible to prevent the first and second ridges from drying out by utilizing rainwater.
[0011] The third embodiment of the present invention is a roofing material installation method according to the first or second embodiment, in which the height of the top end of the first roofing material and the top end of the second roofing material are made different, and a ventilation opening is provided between the top ends of the first roofing material and the second roofing material. According to this embodiment, rising heat can be discharged and ventilation can be improved, thereby suppressing the temperature rise caused by installing the roofing material.
[0012] A fourth embodiment of the present invention is a roofing material installation method according to any one of the first to third embodiments, in which solar panels are placed on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface, the solar panels are placed above the first and second pillars, and the first roofing material is placed on the first roof surface not covered by the solar panels. According to this embodiment, the space between the first and second pillars is a main passage, and by placing the solar panels mainly above the main passage, the solar panels can be used while ensuring the lighting necessary for plant cultivation.
[0013] A fifth embodiment of the present invention is a roofing material installation method according to any one of the first to fourth embodiments, in which translucent materials are used as the first and second roofing materials. According to this embodiment, it is possible to ensure natural lighting while preventing rainwater from entering.
[0014] A rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to the sixth embodiment of the present invention comprises a first pillar member erected along a first ridge board, a second pillar member erected along a second ridge board, a beam member connected to the first pillar member and the second pillar member, a first diagonal member connected to the first pillar member, the second pillar member and the beam member, and a second diagonal member connected to the second pillar member and the beam member, wherein the first diagonal member is positioned with the second pillar member side higher above the first ridge and the main passage, and the second diagonal member is positioned with the second pillar member side higher above the second ridge, and the first roof material is positioned on a first roof surface formed by a plurality of first diagonal members positioned along the main passage, and the second roof material is positioned on a second roof surface formed by a plurality of second diagonal members positioned along the main passage. According to this embodiment, by erecting the first post member along the first rib board and erecting the second post member along the second rib board, the first post member functions as a retainer for the first rib board, and the second post member functions as a retainer for the second rib board, and the first post member can be stably erected by the first rib board, and the second post member can be stably erected by the second rib board. Furthermore, according to this embodiment, the first post member and the second post member are connected by beams, and therefore the portal structure formed by the first post member, the second post member, and the beams is sandwiched between the first rib board and the second rib board, which increases resistance, especially to crosswinds.
[0015] A seventh embodiment of the present invention is a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to the sixth embodiment, wherein the first ridge is formed between the main passage and the first sub-passage, the second ridge is formed between the main passage and the second sub-passage, the lower end of the first roofing material is disposed above the first sub-passage, and the lower end of the second roofing material is disposed above the second sub-passage. According to this embodiment, rainwater flowing down from the first roofing material is guided to the first sub-passage, and rainwater flowing down from the second roofing material is guided to the second sub-passage, thereby making it possible to prevent the first and second ridges from drying out by utilizing the rainwater.
[0016] The eighth embodiment of the present invention is a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to the sixth or seventh embodiment, in which the height of the upper end of the first roofing material of the first roofing member and the upper end of the second roofing member of the second roofing member are made different, thereby forming a ventilation opening between the upper ends of the first roofing member and the second roofing member. According to this embodiment, rising heat can be discharged and ventilation can be improved, thereby suppressing the temperature rise caused by installing the roofing members.
[0017] A ninth embodiment of the present invention is a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of the sixth to eighth embodiments, in which a solar panel is placed on a first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface, the solar panel is placed above the first and second pillar members, and the first roof material is placed on the first roof surface not covered by the solar panel. According to this embodiment, a main passage is formed between the first and second pillar members, and by placing the solar panel mainly above the main passage, it is possible to use the solar panel and ensure the lighting necessary for plant cultivation.
[0018] The tenth embodiment of the present invention is a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of the sixth to ninth embodiments, in which the first roof material and the second roof material are translucent materials. According to this embodiment, it is possible to ensure natural lighting while preventing rainwater from entering.
[0019] An eleventh embodiment of the present invention is a roof material installation method using a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of the sixth to tenth embodiments, Connected to the first and second pillars beam material to have in common According to this embodiment, a plurality of roof structures can be installed side by side by using common beam materials.
[0020] A twelfth embodiment of the present invention is a rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation using the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of the sixth to tenth embodiments, Connected to the first and second pillars beam material to have in commonAccording to this embodiment, a plurality of roof structures can be installed side by side by using common beam materials.
[0021] The thirteenth embodiment of the present invention is an asparagus cultivation system using the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of the sixth to tenth embodiments, and is provided with at least one of a light supplement device, an irrigation device, and a blower. The rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment is suitable for the asparagus cultivation system.
[0022] The fourteenth embodiment of the present invention is a method for cultivating asparagus using the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of the sixth to tenth embodiments, in which asparagus is cultivated by using the first and second ridges on which the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation is installed as frame-type raised ridges. The rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment is suitable for cultivating asparagus. [Example]
[0023] A method for installing a roofing material and a rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation according to one embodiment of the present invention will be described below. FIG. 1 is a conceptual diagram showing a rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment, where FIG. 1(a) is a side view of the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation, and FIG. 1(b) is a perspective view of the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation.
[0024] In the field, a first ridge 10 and a second ridge 20 are formed on either side of a main passage A, with the first ridge 10 being formed between the main passage A and a first sub-passage B, and the second ridge 20 being formed between the main passage A and a second sub-passage C. A first ridge board 11 is provided on the main passage A side of the first ridge 10, and a second ridge board 21 is provided on the main passage A side of the second ridge 20. The first ridge 10 and second ridge 20 in Figure 1 show ridges formed by a frame-board high ridge cultivation method in which a ridge board is used on only one side of the ridge, but ridge boards may also be used on both sides of the ridge. The frame-type raised ridge cultivation method is used for growing asparagus. For example, the ridge height is 40 to 60 cm, the top base is 50 cm, and the bottom base is at least twice the height of the top base. Asparagus is planted in the center of the top base. The main passage A is protected from rain and is used as a work space and a passage for transporting equipment. It is wider than the first sub-passage B and the second sub-passage C, with a width of 150cm to 220cm.
[0025] In the roof material installation method according to this embodiment, the first pillar material 31 is erected along the first ridge board 11, the second pillar material 32 is erected along the second ridge board 21, and the beam material 40 is connected to the first pillar material 31 and the second pillar material 32. The lower ends of the first pillars 31 and the second pillars 32 are buried in the ground. The beams 40 connect the first pillars 31 and the second pillars 32 at their upper positions and are installed horizontally in a direction that intersects with the passage direction of the main passage A as shown in the figure. In this way, by erecting the first post 31 along the first ridge board 11 and erecting the second post 32 along the second ridge board 21, the first post 31 functions as a retainer for the first ridge board 11, and the second post 32 functions as a retainer for the second ridge board 21, and the first post 31 can be stably erected by the first ridge board 11, and the second post 32 can be stably erected by the second ridge board 21. Furthermore, according to this embodiment, the first post 31 and the second post 32 are connected by the beams 40, and therefore the gate-shaped structure formed by the first post 31, the second post 32, and the beams 40 is sandwiched between the first ridge board 11 and the second ridge board 21, which increases resistance, especially to crosswinds.
[0026] The first diagonal member 51 is installed above the first ridge 10 and the main passage A, with the second post 32 side higher. The first diagonal member 51 connects the first post 31, the second post 32 and the beam 40. The second diagonal member 52 is installed above the second ridge 20 with the second post 32 side higher. The second diagonal member 52 connects the second post 32 and the beam 40. The structure formed by the first pillar member 31, the second pillar member 32, the beam member 40, the first diagonal member 51, and the second diagonal member 52 is installed at predetermined intervals along the main passage A, as shown in Figure 1(b). A first roof material 61 is arranged on a first roof surface formed by a plurality of first diagonal members 51 arranged along the main passage A. In addition, a second roof material 62 is arranged on a second roof surface formed by a plurality of second diagonal members 52 arranged along the main passage A. The first roofing material 61 and the second roofing material 62 are generally made of translucent board materials such as corrugated sheets or plastic board, as well as translucent films made of polyethylene, polyethylene terephthalate, vinyl chloride or polyolefin, but if the purpose is to block light, protect against insects, the cold or frost, light-selective covering materials such as cheesecloth, colored film, ultraviolet control film or infrared control film may also be used. By using light-transmitting materials (plates or films) as the first roofing material 61 and the second roofing material 62, it is possible to ensure natural lighting while preventing rainwater from entering.
[0027] The first roof material upper end 61u of the first roof material 61 is positioned higher than the second roof material upper end 62u of the second roof material 62. By making the heights of the first roof material upper end 61u of the first roof material 61 and the second roof material upper end 62u of the second roof material 62 different in this way, a ventilation opening can be formed between the first roof material upper end 61u and the second roof material upper end 62u. Therefore, rising heat can be expelled and ventilation can be improved, thereby suppressing the temperature rise caused by installing roofing material. A first roof material lower end 61d of the first roof material 61 is disposed above the first sub-passage B, and a second roof material lower end 62d of the second roof material 62 is disposed above the second sub-passage C. Therefore, by directing rainwater flowing down from the first roofing material 61 to the first sub-passage B and rainwater flowing down from the second roofing material 62 to the second sub-passage C, it is possible to prevent the first ridges 10 and the second ridges 20 from drying out. It is preferable to lay a water-permeable sheet in the first sub-passage B and the second sub-passage C to prevent mud from splashing.
[0028] The first pillars 31 and beams 40 are connected by reinforcing members 71, and the second pillars 32 and beams 40 are connected by reinforcing members 72. The multiple first diagonal members 51 arranged along the main passage A are connected by beams 73, 74, and 75, and the multiple second diagonal members 52 arranged along the main passage A are connected by beams 76 and 77. At the connection positions between the second pillars 32 and beams 40, beams 78 are provided to connect the multiple second pillars 32 arranged along the main passage A. Girder 73 is placed on top of first diagonal member 51, girder 74 is placed in the middle of first diagonal member 51, and girder 75 is placed below first diagonal member 51. Girder 76 is placed on top of second diagonal member 52, and girder 77 is placed below second diagonal member 52.
[0029] In this way, according to the roof material installation method of this embodiment, the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation of this embodiment can be obtained. The rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment has a first pillar 31 erected along the first ridge board 11, a second pillar 32 erected along the second ridge board 21, a beam 40 connected to the first pillar 31 and the second pillar 32, a first diagonal member 51 connected to the first pillar 31, the second pillar 32 and the beam 40, and a second diagonal member 52 connected to the second pillar 32 and the beam 40, and the first diagonal member 51 is The second pillar material 32 side is positioned higher above the first ridge 10 and the main passage A, and the second diagonal material 52 is positioned higher above the second ridge 20 with the second pillar material 32 side, and the first roof material 61 is positioned on the first roof surface formed by the multiple first diagonal materials 51 arranged along the main passage A, and the second roof material 62 is positioned on the second roof surface formed by the multiple second diagonal materials 52 arranged along the main passage A.
[0030] In this way, by erecting the first post 31 along the first ridge board 11 and erecting the second post 32 along the second ridge board 21, the first post 31 functions as a retainer for the first ridge board 11, and the second post 32 functions as a retainer for the second ridge board 21, and the first post 31 can be stably erected by the first ridge board 11, and the second post 32 can be stably erected by the second ridge board 21. Furthermore, according to this embodiment, the first post 31 and the second post 32 are connected by the beams 40, and therefore the gate-shaped structure formed by the first post 31, the second post 32, and the beams 40 is sandwiched between the first ridge board 11 and the second ridge board 21, which increases resistance, especially to crosswinds.
[0031] In addition, in the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment, the lower end 61d of the first roof material 61 is positioned above the first sub-passage B, and the lower end 62d of the second roof material 62 is positioned above the second sub-passage C. Therefore, according to this embodiment, rainwater flowing down from the first roofing material 61 is guided to the first sub-passage B, and rainwater flowing down from the second roofing material 62 is guided to the second sub-passage C, thereby utilizing the rainwater to prevent the first ridge 10 and the second ridge 20 from drying out. In addition, in the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment, the heights of the first roof material upper end 61u of the first roof material 61 and the second roof material upper end 62u of the second roof material 62 are made different, so that a ventilation opening is formed between the first roof material upper end 61u and the second roof material upper end 62u. Therefore, according to this embodiment, the rising heat can be discharged and ventilation can be improved, so that the temperature rise caused by installing the roof material can be suppressed.
[0032] In addition, by arranging multiple roof structures side by side using a common beam material 40, a rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation can be created.
[0033] 2 and 3 are conceptual diagrams showing the same rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation when solar panels are arranged thereon. The solar panel 80 is placed on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface. The solar panel 80 is disposed above the first pillar member 31 and the second pillar member 32, and the first roof member 61 is disposed on the first roof surface not covered by the solar panel 80. Thus, according to the roof material installation method of this embodiment, the solar panel 80 is placed on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface, the solar panel 80 is arranged above the first pillar material 31 and the second pillar material 32, and a rain-protection roof structure for plant cultivation can be obtained in which the first roof material 61 is arranged on the first roof surface that is not covered by the solar panel 80. The space between the first pillar member 31 and the second pillar member 32 is a main passage A, and by placing the solar panels 80 mainly above the main passage A, the solar panels 80 can be used and the lighting necessary for plant cultivation can be ensured. Furthermore, the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to this embodiment, or the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation in which multiple roof structures are arranged side by side using beam material 40, is suitable for asparagus cultivation, and is effective as an asparagus cultivation system when equipped with at least one of a lighting device, an irrigation device, and a blower. [Industrial Applicability]
[0034] According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a roofing material installation method that is optimal for installing roofing materials in a field where asparagus is grown outdoors using frame-type high ridges, and a rain-protection roof structure for plant cultivation that uses ridge boards. [Explanation of symbols]
[0035] 10 1st ridge 11 1st ridge plate 20 Second ridge 21 Second ridge plate 31 1st pillar material 32 Second pillar material 40 Beam material 51 1st diagonal member 52 2nd diagonal member 61 First roofing material 61d Bottom edge of first roof material 61u Top of the first roof material 62 Second roofing material 62d Bottom edge of second roof material 62u Top of second roof material 71, 72 Reinforcement 73, 74, 75, 76, 77, 78 Girder material 80 solar panels A Main Passage B 1st sub-aisle C 2nd sub-aisle
Claims
1. A roofing material installation method for installing roofing materials in a field where asparagus is cultivated using a frame-and-plate type high ridge, comprising: In the field, a first ridge and a second ridge are formed on either side of a main passage, a first ridge board is provided on the main passage side of the first ridge, and a second ridge board is provided on the main passage side of the second ridge, A first post member is erected along the first ridge board, A second post is erected along the second ridge board, A beam is connected to the first pillar and the second pillar; The first diagonal member is connected to the first pillar member, the second pillar member, and the beam member above the first ridge and the main passage, with the second pillar member side being higher, The second diagonal member is connected to the second pillar member and the beam member above the second ridge, with the second pillar member side being higher, A first roof material is arranged on a first roof surface formed by the plurality of first diagonal members arranged along the main passage; A second roof material is arranged on a second roof surface formed by the plurality of second diagonal members arranged along the main passage. A method for installing roofing materials.
2. In the field, the first ridge is formed between the main passage and a first sub-passage, and the second ridge is formed between the main passage and a second sub-passage, The lower end of the first roof material is disposed above the first sub-passage, The lower end of the second roof material is disposed above the second sub-passage.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the roofing material is installed in a manner similar to that described in claim 1.
3. The height of the first roofing material upper end of the first roofing material and the height of the second roofing material upper end of the second roofing material are made different, A ventilation opening is provided between the upper end of the first roof material and the upper end of the second roof material.
3. The roofing material installation method according to claim 1 or 2.
4. a solar panel is placed on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface; The solar panel is disposed above the first pillar and the second pillar; The first roof material is disposed on the first roof surface that is not covered by the solar panel. The roofing material installation method according to any one of claims 1 to 3.
5. The first roofing material and the second roofing material are made of a light-transmitting material. The roofing material installation method according to any one of claims 1 to 4.
6. A rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation, comprising: a first ridge and a second ridge formed on either side of a main passage; a first ridge board provided on the main passage side of the first ridge; and a second ridge board provided on the main passage side of the second ridge; and a roofing material disposed above the first ridge and the second ridge, a first post member erected along the first ridge board; A second post member erected along the second ridge board; A beam connected to the first pillar and the second pillar; A first diagonal member connected to the first pillar member, the second pillar member, and the beam member; a second diagonal member connected to the second pillar member and the beam member; and The first diagonal member is arranged above the first ridge and the main passage, with the second pillar side higher, The second diagonal member is arranged above the second ridge, with the second pillar member side higher, A first roof material is arranged on a first roof surface formed by the plurality of first diagonal members arranged along the main passage, A second roof material is disposed on a second roof surface formed by the plurality of second diagonal members disposed along the main passage. A rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation.
7. the first ridge is formed between the main passage and a first sub-passage, and the second ridge is formed between the main passage and a second sub-passage, The first roof material lower end is disposed above the first sub-passage, The second roof member has a lower end disposed above the second sub-passage.
7. The rainproof roof structure for plant cultivation according to claim 6.
8. By making the height of the first roofing material upper end of the first roofing material and the height of the second roofing material upper end of the second roofing material different, a ventilation opening is formed between the upper end of the first roofing material and the upper end of the second roofing material.
8. The rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to claim 6 or 7.
9. a solar panel is mounted on the first roof surface so as not to cover the entire first roof surface; the solar panel is disposed above the first pillar and the second pillar; The first roof material is disposed on the first roof surface that is not covered by the solar panel. The rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 8.
10. The first roofing material and the second roofing material are made of translucent materials. The rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 9.
11. A roofing material installation method using the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 10, The first pillar and the second pillar are connected to the same beam material, so that a plurality of the roof structures are installed side by side. A method for installing roofing materials.
12. A rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation using the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 10, The first pillar and the second pillar are connected to the same beam material, so that a plurality of the roof structures are installed side by side. A rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation.
13. An asparagus cultivation system using the rain protection roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 10, Equipped with at least one of a lighting device, an irrigation device, and a blower An asparagus cultivation system.
14. A method for cultivating asparagus using the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation according to any one of claims 6 to 10, The first ridge and the second ridge on which the rain shelter roof structure for plant cultivation is installed are used as frame-and-plate type elevated ridges for cultivating asparagus. A method for cultivating asparagus.
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