Drip Irrigation

Drip irrigation is one of the types of economical and efficient watering. Drip irrigation involves the targeted delivery of water directly to the root zone of plants and is characterized by the presence of a constant pressure distribution network, enabling continuous or partial watering precisely matching the water requirements of the crops. The drip irrigation system is designed for watering shrubs, individual flower beds, rose beds. Drip irrigation (point irrigation) is an ideal watering method, as the amount and frequency of water delivery in drip systems can be easily regulated. The drip irrigation system delivers water evenly. Drip tubes are designed for long-term operation. When designing a drip irrigation system, it is necessary to consider the number of plants and the size of the area. The irrigation area is determined by the working pressure in the system. A drip irrigation system typically consists of: water intake node, filtration node, fertigation node (fertigation - application of fertilizers and pesticides together with irrigation water), main pipeline, distribution pipeline, and drip lines. Drip lines are divided into drip tubes and drip tapes.