@Orloff
Tube fans are industrial types. They are the airmixers who form = air race track.
Temp and RH is equal in every inch² in the tent.
The inlet is above the airmixer fans, the spread is also in seconds, same for the Humidifier and Dehumidifier.
One thing that is important = RACE TRACK AIR MOVEMENT
One direction from wall for me, no go.
Look at every industrial/agricultural commercial farmer/grower … always race track.
Valves of inlet and outlet allow me to steer the RH and temp, yes that is correct.
The torin systems are all attached to climate controllers. Never constant fan speed.
DH and Humidifier are attached to humidity controller + wifi smart plugs to steer even more.
Normal mixing fans, i blow them up in matter of months. They also do not have the air mixing power like i need.
At start of a run, a fan is on top of the scorpion is active, it blows on the converter and the upper layer of the leds. The tube mixers, mix in that heat in the entire tent, in seconds.
More (thermostat) heat comes in from the bottom radiator, where another fan blows the warm air into the race track air.
At start, valves of outlet are mostly just not fully closed to increase humidity and temp.
My filters can handle 75% RH.
The inlet valve is partially open or closed (or redirected into other channels), it all depends what channel i chose, where the inlet air come from and how the ops temps are.
Never a constant, always adapt to the situation.
One tent in daycycle, gives air to one in nightcycle, and vice versa.
Nightcycle, increased CO2 production, gives air to a room in day cycle …
That is why i tripple filter the air in all pipes.
Seedrooms can share seedless rooms, without one pollen is spread.
Economics, to benefit heat and spread it, without spending allot of extra energy to it.
I want my energy in light output and a minimum from heaters.
I try to use the warm air as optimal i can.
