Wind Break Irrigation C. Prestwich By

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Wind Break Irrigation

By

C. Prestwich

Soil water extraction by Plants

Irrigation Water Filtration

Flat Screen filter

Disk Filter

Furrow Irrigation

Furrow Placement for Surface

Irrigation

Trees

Furrows

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Sprinkler Irrigation

Rectangular spacing of sprinklers on a 24' x 24' Spacing

Tree

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Tree sprinkler sprinkler

Triangular spacing of sprinklers on a 24' x 24' Spacing

Tree

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Tree sprinkler sprinkler

Drip Irrigation Systems

Isometric view of Drip

Hose

Lateral

Emitter

      

       

Optional Weed barier

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      

     

     

Plan View of Drip Irrigation

Snaking - Allow 5 to 10 extra feet of pipe for each 100 feet of lateral

Leave a minimum of 5 extra feet of pipe beyond last plant in the row

Last plant in the row end plug

Emitters: Wetted Diameter, Spacing, & Number/Tree

What exactly is P w

?

P w is the “average horizontal area wetted in the top 6 to 12 inches of the root zone as a percentage of the total crop area.” (NEH 623, Ch. 7)

For a lone tree

P w

= A w

/ A rz emitter

A w

Tree trunk

Surface area wetted

A rz

Percent Wetted Area & Number of Emitters

S w

S p

S e

S r

Wetted diameter overlap

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