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Investigation of Head Loss along Drip Emitter Channel by Using Computational Fluid Dynamics
7th World Congress on Computers in Agriculture Conference Proceedings, 22-24 June 2009, Reno, Nevada, 2009It is difficult to investigate how to achieve biggest head loss of the drip emitter channel due to the channel’s minor and complicated structure. Four types of Super Typhoon emitter with trapezoidal channel were selected out for the investigation of the head loss along the channel, and the CFD (Computational Fluid Dynamics) method was applied to ...
null Lu Gang +4 more
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Irrigation Science, 2019
A good hydraulic design of drip irrigation systems requires an accurate evaluation of the friction head loss that occurs in pipes as well as the local head loss induced by the presence of emitters. Previous approaches on theoretical design usually neglect the local emitter head loss or consider it equal to the friction loss produced by an equivalent ...
Jian Wang, Rui Chen
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A good hydraulic design of drip irrigation systems requires an accurate evaluation of the friction head loss that occurs in pipes as well as the local head loss induced by the presence of emitters. Previous approaches on theoretical design usually neglect the local emitter head loss or consider it equal to the friction loss produced by an equivalent ...
Jian Wang, Rui Chen
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Irrigation and Drainage, 2018
Abstractin order to investigate local head loss in trickle lateral lines equipped with integrated in‐line emitters, experiments were conducted on four common drip irrigation pipes of varying size, and CFD software was used to simulate and verify the results. Simulations of total head loss agreed well with the experimental data.
Yalin Wang +3 more
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Abstractin order to investigate local head loss in trickle lateral lines equipped with integrated in‐line emitters, experiments were conducted on four common drip irrigation pipes of varying size, and CFD software was used to simulate and verify the results. Simulations of total head loss agreed well with the experimental data.
Yalin Wang +3 more
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Irrigation and Drainage
ABSTRACT To study the influence of the end face inclination angle of an emitter on local head loss in a drip irrigation pipe, the end face of an in‐line emitter was designed with various inclination angles; four levels—15°, 30°, 45°, and 90°—were set; and irrigation experiments and numerical simulations were carried out.
Ya‐lin Wang +5 more
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ABSTRACT To study the influence of the end face inclination angle of an emitter on local head loss in a drip irrigation pipe, the end face of an in‐line emitter was designed with various inclination angles; four levels—15°, 30°, 45°, and 90°—were set; and irrigation experiments and numerical simulations were carried out.
Ya‐lin Wang +5 more
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Biosystems Engineering, 2020
The hydraulic performance of thin-wall lay-flat polyethylene pipes with non-coaxial emitters were evaluated in this study. Two experiments were performed to measure the dimensional variation of commercially available lay-flat drip irrigation pipes. A model for estimating the corresponding local head loss was developed and validated using dimensional ...
Jian Wang +4 more
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The hydraulic performance of thin-wall lay-flat polyethylene pipes with non-coaxial emitters were evaluated in this study. Two experiments were performed to measure the dimensional variation of commercially available lay-flat drip irrigation pipes. A model for estimating the corresponding local head loss was developed and validated using dimensional ...
Jian Wang +4 more
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Local Head Loss of Non-Coaxial Emitters Inserted in Polyethylene Pipe
Transactions of the ASABE, 2009The design of a lateral line for drip irrigation requires accurate evaluation of head losses in not only the pipe but in the emitters as well. A procedure was developed to determine localized head losses within the emitters by the formulation of a mathematical model that accounts for the obstruction caused by the insertion point. These localized losses
null O. Rettore Neto +3 more
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Estimating Local Head Loss of Non Coaxial Emitters
2009 Reno, Nevada, June 21 - June 24, 2009, 2009The design procedure of a lateral line of trickle irrigation needs to be evaluated accurately, by accounting for head losses distributed in the piping as well as within the emitters. A methodology was developed for determining localized head losses by the formulation of a mathematical model using the concept of an obstruction index.
null Osvaldo Rettore Neto +3 more
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Specific Emitter Identification via Contrastive Learning
IEEE Communications Letters, 2023Zitao Wu, Fanggang Wang, Boxiang He
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A Specific Emitter Identification Approach Based on Multi-Head Attention Mechanism
2023Wensheng Zhang, Mingyan Jiang
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