5.108 FILTERS – VALVES – MAINLINES - DRIP LINES

 

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LESSON 5.108 FILTERS – VALVES – MAINLINES - DRIP LINES  



 

Secondary filtration and valves.

  Recommend a ‘stone collector’   Located in-field or suction strainer pre-pump to help protect your system, Valve’s control individual / sets of blocks.

The plastic valve range is ideal for in-field application

·        In-field filters provide back-up in case something goes wrong in the main line. Plastic filters provide economical protection for your drip irrigation system

 

Main Lines & Sub Mains

·         Main lines take water to your blocks and sub-mains to the laterals (the drip line)

·         New main lines are generally PVC and buried underground

·         Sub-mains are generally either PVC or poly, buried underground or lay flat above ground

·         Remember to install SDI combination air valves throughout to allow air to escape on start up, and to prevent your irrigation system from imploding on shut-down

Drip Lines

·         SDI T-Tape, Ro-Drip, D1000 and Eurodrip Eolos Compact or Eolos (also known as drip laterals in irrigation designs) are installed either on-surface, subsurface or under plastic mulch

·         Diameter, wall thickness, spacing and flow rate will depend on your soil, crop, topography and water quality. We can help you choose a drip line / drip tape configuration suited for your crop.

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SOMO LA 5.108 VICHUJI - VIVULI - MISTARI MAKUU - MISTARI YA KUNYESHA

Filtration ya sekondari na valves.

 Pendekeza ‘mkusanyaji wa mawe’ ulio ndani ya uwanja au pampu ya kunyonya mapema ili kusaidia kulinda mfumo wako, udhibiti wa mtu binafsi / seti za vitalu vya Valve.

Aina mbalimbali za valves za plastiki ni bora kwa matumizi ya ndani ya shamba

• Vichujio vya ndani ya uwanja hutoa nakala ikiwa hitilafu katika mstari mkuu. Vichungi vya plastiki hutoa ulinzi wa kiuchumi kwa mfumo wako wa umwagiliaji kwa njia ya matone


Mistari Kuu & Njia Ndogo

• Mistari kuu hupeleka maji kwenye vitalu vyako na njia kuu hadi kwenye kando (laini ya matone)

• Laini kuu mpya kwa ujumla ni PVC na kuzikwa chini ya ardhi

• Njia ndogo za maji kwa ujumla ni PVC au aina nyingi, zimezikwa chini ya ardhi au zimelazwa juu ya ardhi

• Kumbuka kusakinisha vali za hewa zenye mchanganyiko wa SDI kote ili kuruhusu hewa kutoroka unapowasha, na kuzuia mfumo wako wa umwagiliaji usikazike wakati wa kuzimwa.

Mistari ya Drip

• SDI T-Tape, Ro-Drip, D1000 na Eurodrip Eolos Compact au Eolos (pia inajulikana kama drip laterals katika miundo ya umwagiliaji) huwekwa juu ya uso, chini ya ardhi au chini ya matandazo ya plastiki.

• Kipenyo, unene wa ukuta, nafasi na kiwango cha mtiririko kitategemea udongo wako, mazao, topografia na ubora wa maji. Tunaweza kukusaidia kuchagua usanidi wa njia ya kudondoshea matone/mkanda wa matone unaofaa kwa mazao yako.

  


   

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