BF-2 series Slide gate irrigation system for flood irrigation, furrow irrigation, surface irrigation
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BF-2 series Slide gate irrigation system for field irrigation, flood irrigation, furrow irrigation, surface irrigation
Specification:BF-2 series Slide gate irrigation system for field irrigation, flood irrigation, furrow irrigation, surface irrigation
pipe dia. 6"-16"
Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System: Realize water saving and yields increasing from most common irrigation methods
Flood and furrow irrigation are still the dominant irrigation methods in much of the world. Some crops’ irrigation will remain difficult to replace by other irrigation methods in the foreseeable future. We can effectively use the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System for a wide range of crops, including rice, sugarcane, cotton, and corn with flood irrigation and furrow irrigation. The Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System saves much water and has an even irrigation compare to direct flood and furrow irrigation. This irrigation system makes it a valuable tool for farmers who cultivate crops with high water needs. The Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System makes farmers can get more yields with less water.
The Benefits of Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System
The Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System is optimizing the way we irrigate crops, especially those that have high water requirements. Let's delve deeper into the advantages and practical aspects of this innovative irrigation method.
Precise Water Distribution
One of the standout features of the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System is its ability to deliver water with precision. Traditional methods like furrow or flood irrigation often result in uneven water distribution, causing some parts of the field to be waterlogged while others remain parched. With the Slide Gate system, this issue is mitigated, as the slide gates on the tubing are multi-point distributed and they can slide to a suitable position for precise control of the water flow. This not only ensures that each plant receives the right amount of water but also prevents water wastage.
No need to install lateral pipes
Generally, piping systems such as sprinkler irrigation and drip irrigation need to install lateral pipes, and the process is relatively complicated. The Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation system only needs to install slide gates, which is relatively simple. It reduces the time and material cost of installing lateral pipes.
Time and Resource Efficiency
In agriculture, time is a precious resource. Conventional irrigation methods can be time-consuming, especially when dealing with extensive agricultural lands. The Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System streamlines the process by enabling a multi-point distributed and controlled flow of water. This not only saves valuable time but also conserves water resources, which is crucial for efficient use of water resources.
Easy Installation
Implementing the Slide Gate system is relatively straightforward. It involves laying thin wall, flexible tubing across the field and connecting it to a high-flow pump. The slide gate sets, equipped with a slide gate with 2 1/2" outlet hole, are set on the tubing using a hole puncher. We can adjust these slide gates to control the water flow or shut it off completely. This simplicity of installation makes it accessible to a wide range of farmers, from small-scale to large-scale operations.
Environmentally Friendly and Low-carbon
With growing concerns about environmental sustainability, the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System offers an eco-friendly solution. By reducing water wastage and optimizing irrigation, it contributes to water conservation efforts. Moreover, the system's ability to reduce the need for prolonged irrigation periods also conserves energy, making it a greener and lower-carbon choice for agriculture.
In conclusion, the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System represents a significant advancement in agricultural practices. Its capacity to deliver water precisely, save time, and conserve resources makes it a significant change for modern farming. Whether you're a smallholder farmer looking to improve crop yields or a large-scale agricultural operation seeking more efficient irrigation methods, this system is certainly worth considering.
Frequently Asked Questions
- Are there any specific crop types that benefit the most from the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System?
Yes, crops that require substantial amounts of water, such as sugarcane, rice, cotton, and corn, benefit the most from this system.
- How durable are the tubing materials used in this system?
Our tubing is thin enough to be punctured by the hole puncher but durable enough for irrigation operation pressure. It's designed to withstand typical agricultural conditions and should last for a growing season with proper care.
- Can I retrofit my existing direct flood or furrow irrigation system with the Slide Gate Tubing System?
Yes, in many cases, existing irrigation systems can be upgraded with the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System.
- What maintenance is required for this system?
In order to prevent water pipes from bursting due to excessive pressure, when you are worried about excessive water pressure, you can prick some small holes in the water pipes to relieve the pressure.
- Where can I purchase the necessary components for the Slide Gate Tubing Irrigation System?
You can contact us via mail deardeer@anja.com.tw or WhatsApp +886920013781 to inquire about the required components, including the tubing, slide gate sets, and hole puncher. Be sure to measure the diameter size of the tube you need.
SLIDE GATE PIPE IRRIGATION
Video: How to set a slide gate irrigation system
Crops that require large amounts of water generally use conventional furrow irrigation and flood irrigation. However, because the irrigation water flows directly on the field, the water is continuously absorbed by the soil, resulting in uneven absorption of water at the flow beginning and the end. The area at the flow beginning may have too much water, but at the end may not have enough water. Another disadvantage of conventional furrow irrigation and flood irrigation is the longer irrigation time required. These shortcomings are particularly evident in large areas.
To solve these shortcomings, Slide Gate Pipe Irrigation is a good solution.
Slide Gate Pipe Irrigation is a simple and convenient method to solve the shortcomings of conventional furrow irrigation and flood irrigation. It can be used for sugarcane, rice and other crops especially for crops which need large water.
Video of Applying Slide Gates to Poly Pipe from LSU AgCenter:
Applying Slide Gates to Poly Pipe
The method is to lay a suitable thick flexible pipe on the field, connect with a large water flow of pump. When water is poured into the pipe till it is filled about 80%, put the Slid Gate Set on the Slid Gate Hole Puncher, and use the Hole Puncher to punch the hole in the pipe. Then continue to deepen until the barb section of Slid Gate Set is sent in fixed position. The leading edge of the barb section has an annular enlarged barb structure. That can fix Slid Gate Set on the pipe. When the Hole Puncher is withdrawn, the water in the pipe comes out from the hole in the Slid Gate Set.
In the same way to assemble the Slid Gate Sets at the appropriate positions along the pipe continually. At last there are many outlets along the pipe for watering. The slid gates on the Slid Gate Set can adjust the flow rate of water or shut off the water. This will water in precise way, increase the uniformity of irrigation, save water more than 20% and reduce the irrigation time.
If we are afraid of that the water pressure is too high may cause the flexible pipe burst. We can use an appropriate size needle to punch some holes along the pipe to relieve the pressure. Then the pipe will not burst due to excessive pressure.
There is a more easy way of working if you have enough water for the pipeline, or if your farmland is small, those let you can complement irrigation in one time. In addition if you do not need to adjust the flow rate of water from each outlet. It is just to use the Hole Puncher to make a hole in the appropriate positions of the pipe. This way makes punching easy. In the future, it is not necessary to pull out the Slid Gate Sets when you roll up the pipe. Of course, this will affect the uniformity of effluent. Especially at the end of the pipe, the water output may be smaller than the beginning. Another shortcoming is the outlet holes in the tube may be enlarged. However, it may be a good method for material, time, and labor saving.