DRIP IRRIGATION

Drip irrigation is a highly efficient and water-conserving method of watering plants by delivering a controlled and precise amount of water directly to the root zone. This system involves the use of tubing, pipes, and emitters to distribute water slowly and steadily, minimizing water wastage through evaporation or runoff.

1. Tank on a Tank Stand

2. Tank Connection

3. Filtration System

4. Main Pipe Connection

5. Sub-Main Pipe

6. Drip Fittings

7. Drip Lines

1. Location of farm

2. Distance of source of water to the farm

3. Length and Width of the farm

4. Direction the land is sloping

5. Crop being Irrigated

6. Number of driplines per bed

1. Diameter- 16mm

2. Wall thickness- 0.3mm and 0.4mm

3. Spacing- 10cm, 15cm, 20cm, 30cm, 50cm

4.  Flow rate- 1.2Ltrs-2.4Ltrs per Hour

5.  Length- 500m and 1,000m.

6. Weight- 19kg-23kg.