%20 yield increase
In a rugged, steeply sloping olive grove, trees in the lower parts were over-watered while those in the upper parts went without water and risked drying out.
Pressure-compensating (PC) drip pipes, which adapt to the steep and sloping terrain and deliver a constant 2.0 L/hour flow between inlet pressures of 0.8 bar and 4.0 bar, were used.
All trees were watered in equal amounts regardless of slope.
Puddles and the risk of erosion on the land were prevented.
A 20% improvement in uniformity and yield per tree was achieved in olive production.
Drip Irrigation Project
%38 water savings
High electricity costs for the region's water wells, and labor losses caused by manual valve control across a large field.
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Valve Station Project
Sudden pressure fluctuations in the network pipeline and pressure rising above 12 bar at night, causing bursts in the drip pipes.
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Filtration Project
Because the water taken from the open irrigation canal contained heavy clay and silt, manual filters clogged 4-5 times a day and i...
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