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Information × Registration Number 0226U001767, (0121U108503) , R & D reports Title To develop scientific and technological bases of energy efficient systems for abiotic factors in adaptive technologies of cultivation of uterine entomocultures popup.stage_title Розробити наукові та технологічні основи енергоефективних систем забезпечення абіотичних факторів в адаптивних технологіях культивування маточних ентомокультур Head Belchenko Volodymyr M., Registration Date 30-01-2026 Organization Engineering and Technology Institute "Biotechnica" popup.description1 Development of energy and resource-saving, ecologically safe system of abiotic factors in the implementation of adaptive technologies to obtain crops of guaranteed quality, adapted to certain environmental conditions, and to increase the efficiency of commercial entomocultures. popup.description2 At the reporting stage of the research project, the results of long-term studies aimed at developing energy-efficient systems for controlling abiotic factors in adaptive technologies for rearing parental entomocultures were summarized. The work addresses the urgent challenge of reducing energy consumption while improving the quality and biological efficiency of entomological production through stable and biologically justified microclimate control. The influence of temperature, relative humidity, lighting conditions, and air gas composition on the development and productivity of entomocultures, particularly Trichogramma, was investigated. Optimal and critical ranges of key abiotic factors were identified, exceeding which leads to stress reactions and reduced reproductive performance. Mathematical and thermodynamic models of air treatment processes were developed to optimize heat, cooling, and water consumption. Integrated automated microclimate control systems combining temperature, humidity, ventilation, and lighting regulation were proposed. The study demonstrates that the application of energy-saving technologies, such as heat recovery ventilation, LED lighting, heat pumps, and contact humidification, reduces total energy consumption by 40–65% and increases biological productivity by 30–50%. The obtained results provide a scientific and practical basis for the modernization of entomological production facilities and support the development of environmentally friendly biological pest control technologies in Ukraine. Product Description popup.authors Volodymyr M. Belchenko Pishchanska Nonna O. Igor O. Podmazko Svitlana M. Zvonarova popup.nrat_date 2026-01-30 Close