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A computer model was developed to simulate pressure and flow rate distribution along pipes and laterals of pressurized irrigation
systems in operation. The software runs in a Windows environment and is capable of simulating irrigation systems having multiple
pump stations combined in series and/or in parallel, booster pump stations, parallel pipes and looping pipes. Hand-move, wheel
line and center pivot laterals with pressure regulators, one or two drop pipes per outlet and booster pump can be simulated.
Leakage can be included in the main pipe network or along the laterals. Lateral inlet pressure can be set to an upper limit
to simulate valve closure. Practically any type of nozzle and pump can be simulated since cubic spline functions are used
to interpolate values from head-flow rate sets of data. To accomplish these capabilities, algorithms were developed and adapted
to convert laterals into a set of head-flow rate data so that a simplified algorithm could be adapted to solve the entire
pipe network. A user-friendly interface was designed to allow data for pumps, nozzle and pressure regulators to be interactively
entered, edited and analyzed prior to the simulation run. The layout of the irrigation system can be drawn on screen using
the mouse. Data can be independently entered and edited for each irrigation system component already drawn in the screen,
at any time and in any order. Data for the entire irrigation system are verified at many levels before the simulation is run,
to make the model less susceptible to crash. The model proved to be a practical tool for upgrading and designing pressurized
irrigation systems.
Received: 20 November 1997 相似文献
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A computer model, SPRINKMOD, was tested with field data collected from a simple sprinkler irrigation system in operation.
The original data for laterals and the amount and way leakage is considered were modified to evaluate the model sensitivity.
The model predicted the pump station flow rate within 2% and the pump station pressure head within 5% with the original data
collected. For this irrigation system, no practical effect was observed in the system operating point by changing the lateral
pipe characteristics, lateral leakage amount and distribution, lateral pipe roughness and lateral local loss coefficient for
flow past a riser outlet. The amount of leakage had more effect on the model simulation of pressure heads than the way leakage
was considered, localized or distributed along the laterals. The use of a variable local loss coefficient, K
r, along the 350-m hand-move laterals had a negligible effect on both system operating point and distribution of pressure heads
along the laterals.
Received: 14 February 1998 相似文献
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A computer model, SPRINKMOD, was tested with field data collected from a complex sprinkler irrigation system in operation.
The original data collected were adjusted in order to calibrate the model for the irrigation system. Five modifications were
made in the original data so that the model sensitivity could be evaluated. The model predicted the system operating point
with less than 1% error, after some adjustments in the data. The relative mean standard error was 4.1% for the upstream pressure
heads and 2.1% for the downstream pressure heads of all laterals analyzed together. Measurement of pressure and discharge
at pump stations along with a reasonable estimate of leakage appears to be essential for simulation of old systems. Adjustments
made to pipe wall thickness and pipe roughness were not as important as the adjustments made to the lateral valves closure
in getting SPRINKMOD to simulate pressure heads that were close to the measured values. For long laterals, like center pivot
laterals, a variable local loss coefficient for flow past a riser outlet worked better than a fixed value of 0.3.
Received: 24 November 1997 相似文献
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The effects of several moderate irrigation regimes on vine water status, yield, and must and wine composition, were investigated
during five seasons in a vineyard planted with Vitis vinifera cv. Tempranillo. Treatments consisted of non-irrigated vines and six differentially irrigated treatments with contrasting
watering regimes during the pre-veraison and post-veraison periods. There were large differences in yield and grape and wine
quality responses to irrigation among seasons, probably as consequence of the different environmental conditions and crop
levels. It was, however, clear that vines benefit more of the irrigation supplied in years of high yield levels. Across seasons,
yield increased in proportion to the amount of water applied mostly due to the larger berries of irrigated vines, and there
was no clear response to the timing of irrigation supplied. In addition, there were no carry over effects due to irrigation
on bud fertility. The post-veraison water application was necessary to increase must sugar level and wine alcohol content.
However, water restrictions during the pre-veraison period lead to more concentrated berries in terms of total phenolic and
anthocyanins. The only noticeable detrimental effect of irrigation, regardless of the timing of its application, on wine composition
was an increase in wine pH. 相似文献
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《Agricultural Systems》2004,81(3):274-275
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