Product Description:

Drip irrigation system includes water source, head hub, water supply and distribution network, and irrigator

Water source: Various water sources suitable for farmland irrigation, as long as they have low turbidity and few impurities, can be used for irrigation. If the turbidity is high, precipitation treatment is required.

Head hub: including water pump, motor, filter, fertilizer applicator, regulator, etc. Its function is to regulate the operation of the system.

Water transmission and distribution network: usually includes three levels of pipelines: main, branch, and capillary. The main and branch pipes are made of hard plastic pipes (PVC, PE), while the capillary pipes are made of soft plastic pipes (PE).

Dripping device: a device that converts the pressure water flow in a capillary into droplets or fine streams through channels and pores. Single wing maze strip drip irrigation tape, embedded flat drip irrigation tape, and embedded cylindrical drip irrigation tape all belong to irrigators.

Drip irrigation is an irrigation method that uses specialized piping systems and equipment to deliver low-pressure water to the irrigation area and slowly drip it into the soil at the roots of crops. It is currently the most effective water-saving irrigation method, with a water utilization rate of up to 95%. Suitable for fruit trees, vegetables, cash crops, and greenhouse irrigation, it can also be used for field crop irrigation in arid and water scarce areas.

1. Increase production and efficiency, improve quality

It can effectively control the accelerated maturity of crops. Due to the application of drip irrigation, the amount of water and fertilizer, pesticide application, and the occurrence of pests and diseases can be reduced, which can significantly improve the quality of products.

2. Water saving, fertilizer saving, and labor saving

Drip irrigation minimizes water leakage and loss. Water is directly supplied to the required plant roots, eliminating the problem of peripheral water loss and greatly improving water utilization efficiency.

3. Maintain soil structure

Under the influence of traditional furrow irrigation with a large amount of water, the soil in the facility is subjected to significant erosion, compaction, and erosion. If the soil is not loosened in a timely manner, it can lead to severe compaction, decreased aeration, and some degree of damage to the soil structure. Drip irrigation belongs to micro irrigation, where water slowly and evenly infiltrates into the soil, maintaining soil structure and creating a suitable environment for soil water, fertilizer, and heat.

4. Control temperature and humidity

Traditional irrigation methods require large amounts of water, keep the surface moist for a long time, and increase evaporation. High indoor humidity can easily lead to the occurrence of pests and diseases in vegetables or flowers. The drip irrigation system can control and maintain the optimal soil moisture for each individual crop.