Description

By Windbreak Barriers we mean all types of barriers placed in several rows, perpendicularly to the prevailing wind and whose purpose is to protect the cultivation against damaging effects. (Wind erosion, excessive culture evaporation drain due to the salt contact of the sea air), all damages caused by the wind are of a mechanical (leaves tearing, breakage of branches etc.) physiological (increasing of transpiration and evaporation) or economical nature (quantitative decrease in the productivity or worsening in the quality)

Positive Effects of the Barriers
The Windbreaks do not only have a mechanical function (avoiding the damages reported above) but contribute to improving micro climate. Also the photosynthetic activity and hydria balance lead to better results because of the decreasing of the transpiration and the evaporation.

Types of Barriers
Apparently, the best protection against wind is a stumbling block able to fully avoid all wind effects. The experience shows that in order to have an efficient barrier, it must have *0% permeability. A stumbling block would cause currents to run back, and would limit the protected area. See photos below.

SYNTECH windbreak net with a protection of about *0% (optical density) it reduces the force of the wind by a *0% on extension 8/*0 as wide as its height. In seaside areas very much beaten by wind and where a need is to filter the sand and to fix away the salt content of the sea area, it is possible to use a thicker weave of *0%.

SYNTECH windbreak net using thicker weave has a protection power of about *0% (optical density) and reduces the  wind by *0%. Thicker weaves are not recommended because they would cause turbulence in the upper and lower windy areas. See photo 2 (B). SYNTECH windbreak net are produced in the following heights, **0m, **0cm, **0cm, **0cm, **0cm,.  They have high mechanical durability values and are absolutely non-run.