What is underground irrigation?
Underground irrigation is a method that gives water to gardens and lawns through buried hoses or tubes. Different types of underground irrigation are: irrigation hoses, irrigation and spraying systems. Depending on the size of the area that needs an irrigation system and the level of expertise needed to install it, many people will hire irrigation companies instead of doing their own work. A ditch is dug, where the hose will be buried and the hose is placed in the ditch. Flexible hoses are used so that lines are not required. SPIGOTOTS are connected to hose cuts at planned intervals using PVC fittings.
PVC fittings also connect the hose to the water source and the water is supplied as needed via the pins. Most underground irrigation is also equipped with a timer that prevents the need to manually turn on and off the water. Pressure valves can also be used.
Another type of underground irrigation is the irrigation of a drop or irrigation of the springs. Using a similar method to the irrigation hose, a ditch is dug and the drip hose is buried. The hip dripping in underground irrigation should provide water to the roots of the plant or lawn, so it is buried just above the level of the roots. Small holes are perforating a rubber hose allowing water supply to the plant at a slow and constant speed. This method saves water because it allows the soil and plants to completely absorb water instead of the outflow when everything is delivered at once.
drip irrigation is also used to feed plants. Liquid fertilizer can be added to the water source and delivered to plants called fertilization. This method also reduces evaporation and erosion using a slow release plan.
Underground irrigation can also use Sprinker systems. This method of delivery can use irrigation hoses and irrigation to achieve the required results. Most often with the sprinkle methodIt uses rů for large expansion of the lawn or in places of commercial properties where the above -ground irrigation systems would be non -existent.
Underground spray heads or pop -up windows are mounted in the PVC tube connected to the hose fitting using the "T" hub. The timers are set to watering the lawn at specified intervals. When the time is for water, the spray head appears from the tube and water. Upon completion, the sprinkler head is immersed back into the tube until it is needed again.