EVAPORATION AND WIND DRIFT LOSSES FOR TWO TYPES OF SPRINKLERS WITH ONE AND THREE NOZZLES IN SOLID SET SYSTEMS IN AHWAZ CLIMATE CONDITIONS

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RAHMAT ABADI V.; BOROOMAND NASAB S.; SAKHAEERAD H.; BAVI A.

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Journal: Iranian Journal of Irrigation and Drainage Year:2013 | Volume:6 | Issue:4 Page(s): 265-272

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EVAPORATION AND WIND DRIFT LOSSES FOR TWO TYPES OF SPRINKLERS WITH ONE AND THREE NOZZLES IN SOLID SET SYSTEMS IN AHWAZ CLIMATE CONDITIONS

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RAHMAT ABADI V. | BOROOMAND NASAB S. | SAKHAEERAD H. | BAVI A. | Issue Writer Certificate

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SPRINKLER IRRIGATIONQ2

OPERATING PRESSUREQ2

VAPOR PRESSURE DEFICIT AND WIND VELOCITYQ2

Abstract

A proper understanding of factors affecting evaporation and wind drift losses (Ls) in SPRINKLER IRRIGATION is important for developing water management strategies. In semi-arid areas such south Iran the portion of water that may be lost due to wind velocity and evaporation would be significant. The objectives of this study include characterize Ls for two type sprinklers ADF 25o with three nozzles and Nelson F80APV with one nozzle under different conditions for solid set system and propose predictive equations by multiple regression for Ls in semiarid areas. In solid set system often one sprinkler worked on each line and they don’t have enveloped each other at the same time this can be a reason for difference of Ls in this method than others. The experiments conducted in Shahid Chamran university of Ahwaz. Four OPERATING PRESSUREs in range of manufacture recommended for each sprinkler had applied. The factors investigate were include OPERATING PRESSURE, wind velocity, environment temperature, relative humidity and vapor pressure deficit. In experiments condition Ls ranged from 1.4 to 12.8 percent of applied water. The result showed that, wind velocity and vapor pressure deficit were the most significant factors affecting the Ls. The operation pressures used had the least effect on Ls.

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EVALUATION OF CLASSIC SEMI-PERMANENT SPRINKLER SYSTEM AND MODELING EVAPORATION LOSSES AND WIND DRIFT IN ADF 25O NOZZLE SPRINKLER MODEL IN MOGHAN REGION

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RAHMAT ABADI, V., BOROOMAND NASAB, S., SAKHAEERAD, H., & BAVI, A.. (2013). EVAPORATION AND WIND DRIFT LOSSES FOR TWO TYPES OF SPRINKLERS WITH ONE AND THREE NOZZLES IN SOLID SET SYSTEMS IN AHWAZ CLIMATE CONDITIONS. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE, 6(4), 265-272. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/131412/en

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RAHMAT ABADI V., BOROOMAND NASAB S., SAKHAEERAD H., BAVI A.. EVAPORATION AND WIND DRIFT LOSSES FOR TWO TYPES OF SPRINKLERS WITH ONE AND THREE NOZZLES IN SOLID SET SYSTEMS IN AHWAZ CLIMATE CONDITIONS. IRANIAN JOURNAL OF IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE[Internet]. 2013;6(4):265-272. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/131412/en

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V. RAHMAT ABADI, S. BOROOMAND NASAB, H. SAKHAEERAD, and A. BAVI, “EVAPORATION AND WIND DRIFT LOSSES FOR TWO TYPES OF SPRINKLERS WITH ONE AND THREE NOZZLES IN SOLID SET SYSTEMS IN AHWAZ CLIMATE CONDITIONS,” IRANIAN JOURNAL OF IRRIGATION AND DRAINAGE, vol. 6, no. 4, pp. 265–272, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/131412/en

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