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Page 1: Surface Irrigation - University of Arizona advantages • • • – disadvantages • • • Evaluation of Existing Systems • Advance and recession measurement – procedure –

Surface IrrigationSurface Irrigation

ASM/SWES 404/504

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Tonight Tonight -- 4 November4 November

• Hand back homework and in-class writing assignment; go over homework

• Review for exam• Topic: Surface Irrigation (60 minutes for lecture)

– in-class writing assignment (20 minutes)– show video (20 minutes)– handout classnotes

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InIn--Class Writing AssignmentClass Writing Assignment

Why do level basins require high flow rates?

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Suitable Conditions for Surface IrrigationSuitable Conditions for Surface Irrigation

• Level topography• Uniform deep soils of medium texture

– Why deep?– Why uniform?– Why medium texture?

• Large streams• Experienced labor

– How important is experience?• Supply of water

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Water DistributionWater Distribution

• Canals/Open-ditches– Lined vs. unlined– Weeds

• Underground pipe– concrete– PVC– pressurized

• Portable pipe– Gated pipe

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Water control structuresWater control structures

• Devices to control water flow in irrigation ditches––––

• Devices for water distribution from irrigation ditches to fields– spiles, gate turnouts, and siphon tubes

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Example: Siphon tube calculationsExample: Siphon tube calculations

• What is the flow through a 2-in siphon with 3-in head?

• What is the flow through a 1-in siphon tube with 6-in head?

• Why aren’t the flows equal?

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Surface Irrigation MethodsSurface Irrigation Methods

• Flooding• Borders• Basins• Furrows

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FloodingFlooding

• Definition/Description

• Advantages––

• Disadvantages––

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Graded bordersGraded borders• Covers entire surface• Used for close-growing crops• Slopes: 0.5% - 4%

– What is wrong with a steeper slope?• Strip widths ~ 30 to 60 ft

– What is wrong with wide borders?• Inflow cut off times

– before the border is covered– advance and recession curves

• Ridges

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Level borders and basinsLevel borders and basins

• Covers entire surface (square areas are basins)• Advantages?• Typical flow rates

– for 20 acre strip: 1 - 4 cfs (pretty high!!)– Boswell Ranch irrigates mile long borders with

3000 gpm or 7 cfs for very tight soils• Efficiencies: 80 - 90%• Are there problems with level basins?

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FurrowsFurrows

• Furrow size– deeper furrows used for row crops– small, shallow furrows (corrugations) used for?

• Furrow lengths– what is wrong with excessively long furrows?

• Furrow flow rateQ = 10/S

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FurrowsFurrows

• Furrow slopes– When are zero furrow slopes a good practice?

• Efficiencies in the range of 40 to 60 %, why?• Advantages?

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Example: Max flow rate per furrowExample: Max flow rate per furrow

What is the maximum recommended furrow flow rate for a 1% slope?

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Example: maximum furrow slopeExample: maximum furrow slope

What is the maximum recommended furrow slope for erodible soils near Tucson, Arizona?

What is the maximum recommended furrow slope for less erodible soils in the same area?

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Surge irrigationSurge irrigation

• Surge systems• Reasons• Efficiencies: near 80%

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Hydraulics of furrow irrigationHydraulics of furrow irrigation

• surface roughness• erosion hazard• shape of flow channel• depth of water applied• fluid characteristics

(temperature)

• size of stream• rate of advance• length of run and time

involved• depth of flow• infiltration rate• slope of land surface

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Evaluation of existing systemsEvaluation of existing systems

• Soil water penetration• Water measurement• Soil water content measurement• Advance and recession measurement• Infiltration measurement

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Evaluation of Existing SystemsEvaluation of Existing Systems

• Soil-water penetration– procedure– advantages

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– disadvantages•••

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Evaluation of Existing SystemsEvaluation of Existing Systems

• Water measurement– procedure– advantages

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– disadvantages•••

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Evaluation of Existing SystemsEvaluation of Existing Systems

• Soil-water content measurement– procedure– advantages

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– disadvantages•••

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Evaluation of Existing SystemsEvaluation of Existing Systems

• Advance and recession measurement– procedure– advantages

•••

– disadvantages•••

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Evaluation of Existing SystemsEvaluation of Existing Systems

• Infiltration measurement– procedure– advantages

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– disadvantages•••

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True or FalseTrue or False

• Surface Irrigation is less uniform than sprinkler or drip irrigation?

• Drip irrigation is better for plants.