by Ben van den Heever, B.Ing (Civil Engineering) In the past, an irrigation designer was reliant on the surveyor’s data to provide an accurate digital terrain model. In many cases when the data was not available, the designer would proceed as if working on a flat surface or make vague assumptions about the terrain. Looking [...]
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The system capacity (flow rate) needed to adequately irrigate an area is dependent on the: Peak crop water requirements during the growing season Effective crop rooting depth Texture and infiltration rate of the soil The available water-holding capacity of the soil If the water source is a one or more wells, the well or wells’ [...]
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On March 25th Senninger celebrated its 48th birthday.
The next time you pick up a plastic sprinkler, you might consider the science and technology it represents. Years of research have changed the way we use plastics. Different resins and blends offer different characteristics — strength and durability; flexibility or hardness; dimensional stability; resistance against UV, chemicals, and friction. These characteristics determine a product’s [...]
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