Cooled Water Delivery:
The Hydroloop System efficiently circulates
cooled water through underground channels, delivering it directly to the roots of plants. This controlled water supply ensures the sustainability of vegetation even in harsh desert environments, preventing water loss from evaporation and providing constant hydration to newly planted trees.
Optimal Soil Mixture:
The key to planting large trees in the desert lies in the mixture of desert sand, organic material (not exceeding 50% of the total composition), and other materials like clay and rock. This balanced mix helps retain moisture, improve soil strength, and provide essential nutrients. By enriching desert sand with these materials, the soil can support the growth of big trees that anchor the land and further improve the local microclimate.
Strategic Planting at Wind Origins:
The planting process begins where the wind originates. This strategy ensures that as trees are planted, they help reduce wind erosion, improve air quality, and create windbreaks, facilitating further planting deeper into the desert. This step-by-step approach ensures that newly planted areas are protected from the harsh desert winds, giving the trees a greater chance to establish themselves.
Greenhouse-on-Wheel System:
To enhance the survival rate of plants, the Hydroloop System incorporates a Greenhouse-on-Wheel concept. These mobile greenhouses shelter plants during the early stages of their growth, protecting them from extreme temperatures and winds. The greenhouses are designed to roll in the direction of the wind, helped by the wind, moving across the desert as plants grow and establish themselves in the mixed and stronger soil foundation. This mobility allows for strategic, large-scale reforestation while minimizing environmental impacts.
