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    Intelligent Deficit Irrigation Design

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    The document discusses different methods for intelligent deficit irrigation design to reduce water consumption. It describes soil moisture-based and evapotranspiration (ET)-based methods, with ET-based being widely used in industry as it automatically computes data to save water and electricity costs. ET-based irrigation can be integrated with advanced controllers. With proper installation and data input, commercial projects can reduce water consumption by 30-35% according to proven records.

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    The document discusses different methods for intelligent deficit irrigation design to reduce water consumption. It describes soil moisture-based and evapotranspiration (ET)-based methods, with ET-based being widely used in industry as it automatically computes data to save water and electricity costs. ET-based irrigation can be integrated with advanced controllers. With proper installation and data input, commercial projects can reduce water consumption by 30-35% according to proven records.

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    INTELLIGENT DEFICIT IRRIGATION DESIGN

    Bhupendra Sharma

    Deficit irrigation is a strategy which allows your landscape greenery to sustain some
    extent of water deficiency in order to reduce water consumption, electricity consumption
    both. In this harsh climate of the Middle East where average temperature goes more
    than 400C then it is necessary to keep your greenery irrigated.

    There are following methods to decide water scheduling 1) Soil Moisture Based, 2) ET
    based, 3) widely used in residential or even big commercial project- Experience Based
    (No data analysis required).

    Soil Moisture based is cumbersome and gives you locally reading per plot. So only you
    need an ideal condition to install the sensor probe. ET based is widely being used in
    industry as it computes lot of data
    automatically to save your water &
    electricity cost. ET based can be
    integrated with the advance irrigation
    controller. The parameters which you
    require, is correct crop coefficient (Kc).
    On average, 85% of ET is solar radiation
    and 10% is wind. When there is no wind,
    then solar radiation is 90-95% of ET. If
    properly installed, correctly data fed then
    in your commercial project you can
    reduce water consumption by 30-35%. I’ve seen in many commercial project the proven
    records of water saving.

    Tags: UAE, evapotranspiration sensors, irrigation water efficiency, smart irrigation, drip
    irrigation

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