Irrigation Pipe

Irrigation pipes are an indispensable part of modern agricultural irrigation systems. Their design and material selection directly affect the irrigation effect and resource utilization efficiency.

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‌Irrigation pipes are specially designed pipes used in agricultural irrigation systems to efficiently transport water from the water source to the root zone of crops. Pipeline systems are essential for optimizing water resource utilization, increasing crop yields, and achieving precision agriculture. Irrigation pipes must not only adapt to different terrain and soil conditions, but also consider the uniformity of water flow, minimization of pressure loss, and durability and ease of maintenance of the system.

Irrigation Pipe Main Features

Weather resistance: Due to long-term exposure to outdoor environments, irrigation pipes need to have good UV resistance to prevent aging and maintain stable performance over a wide temperature range.
Chemical resistance: Especially when using irrigation water containing fertilizers or pesticides, the pipe material needs to be able to resist corrosion from the chemicals.
Compressive strength: In order to withstand internal water pressure and possible external pressure (such as soil weight, mechanical operation, etc.), irrigation pipes must have sufficient compressive strength.
Flexibility and ease of connection: It is easy to lay according to the actual shape and size of the field, and easy to connect with other irrigation components (such as drippers, sprinklers, etc.).
Environmental protection: Pipes made of recyclable materials are preferred to reduce the impact on the environment.

Irrigation Pipe Material Selection

Common irrigation pipe materials include:

Polyethylene (PE): Widely used in modern irrigation systems due to its good flexibility, corrosion resistance and economy.

High-density polyethylene (HDPE): With higher strength and rigidity, it is suitable for irrigation projects with more stringent requirements.

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC): Cost-effective, easy to install, suitable for fixed irrigation systems.

Aluminum or steel pipes: Although heavier and more expensive, they are still selected in some special cases (such as when extremely high pressure resistance is required).

Applications of JUNTONG Irrigation Pipe

Drip irrigation system: Supply water slowly and precisely to the roots of plants through the drippers on the pipes, saving water and improving irrigation efficiency.

Sprinkler irrigation system: Use sprinkler heads to disperse water into fine droplets and spray them onto crops, simulating the natural rainfall process.

Micro sprinkler irrigation system: an irrigation method between drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation, suitable for economic crops such as fruit trees and flowers.

Underground irrigation system: Pipes are buried underground to supply water directly to the root zone of crops, reducing evaporation losses, and is particularly suitable for arid areas.

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