Widely used in irrigated agriculture, the drip method is an important irrigation technique that, while conserving valuable resources – water, soil, labor, energy, and fertilizers – increases plant growth and productivity. Greater yields, better harvests, and earlier production are important benefits for farmers whose livelihoods depend on irrigation systems. If you have trouble applying drip irrigation, please visit aqua-luce.ch for expert explanations.

The drip system produces healthy, fast-growing plants that are very efficient in water use. Little is lost due to evaporation, and the trails and areas between plants remain dry. It also reduces weed growth, and allows planting during and immediately after the irrigation cycle. Drip irrigation allows large areas to be watered from small water sources because it uses water more slowly than other methods. The biggest savings for the home gardener is time: you can now garden on a larger scale, and with automatic timers, you can go on trips or handle busy schedules with success as your garden or landscape develops.

1. Water saving, because only the area directly around the root zone of plants is irrigated.
2. Plants experience less stress from variations in soil moisture, therefore the plant’s appearance is improved.
3. Constant humidity promotes plant growth.
4. The slow application rate prevents excess surface water buildup and reduces evaporation.
5. Low application rates and the use of an automatic timer result in precise water control.
6. Weed growth is reduced because the area between plants is not irrigated.
7. The system can be designed for use in all types of terrain and ground conditions.
8. The low flow rate of the system allows irrigation over a larger area and more plants can be watered at once. Drip irrigation systems are typically installed at a much lower cost than underground sprinklers, bubblers, or scrub sprays.
9. Through the use of a fertilizer dispenser, controlled quantities of chemicals and nutrients can be fed directly to plants. The water application rate can be adjusted to suit each plant. This is achieved by using a different number of transmitters and emitters with different discharge rates. Conversion to drip irrigation is easy because the hydraulic design of the sprinkler system is more than adequate.
10. The drip irrigation system is economical for use with native landscapes in dry weather conditions.

Drip Irrigation Pipe is known as drip irrigation or micro-irrigation or local irrigation with water that drips slowly into plant roots to conserve water and fertilizer, either directly to the soil surface or in root areas, through a network of irrigation valves, pipes, tubing, and transmitters. Via a narrow tube is used directly at the base of the plant to complete water delivery.

Drip Irrigation Pipe Application

Drip irrigation for vegetables, flowers, fruits, grapes, and tree drip irrigation systems are widely used.

Characteristics:

1. Long life. Under normal circumstances, drip irrigation is for at least 50 years.
2. PE drip irrigation pipe is made of 100% pure PE material, non-toxic, heavy metal additive, no scales, no bacteria.
3. Corrosion-resistant chemical media; no electrochemical corrosion.
4. PE irrigation pipe has good flexibility, high strength, impact, and distortion resistance.
5. Lightweight, easy to transport and install.

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