Experiment Study on Achieving Triangle Spraying for Complete Fluidic Sprinkler

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The working principle of complete fluidic sprinkler was introduced, the inlet section was changed by the activity pieces relative movement, and the wetted radius was changed with it. The structure form was designed to achieve a triangle spraying. The performance parameter of variable-rate sprinkler was introduced, they include the flow, wetted radius, spraying uniformity and sprinkler irrigation intensity. The hydraulic performance experiments of triangle sprinkler were carried out by the automatic measurement system. The change of wetted radius curve and irrigation water distribution map was achieved. The maximum value of wetted radius was 20.1 meters and the minimum value was 8.5 meters. The variable irrigation of triangle was achieved. The figure coefficient was great, and the effect was better.

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