I get the irrigation requirements(L/DAY) for all the plants in a project..
Should the total flow rate in the watering schedule match the calculated irrigation requirements?
Am thinking logically it should..
Am I right?
And what if the watering schedule total flow rate is only half of the total calculated irrigation requirements
Should the total flow rate in the watering schedule match the calculated irrigation requirements?
Am thinking logically it should..
Am I right?
And what if the watering schedule total flow rate is only half of the total calculated irrigation requirements
Accepted Answer
Nibal,
Ideally, yes, the Watering Schedule should cover your calculated requirements. In fact it almost certainly will be more, as it is challenging to design a system that will deliver the exact amount of required water to all plants in a set amount of time.
--J
Ideally, yes, the Watering Schedule should cover your calculated requirements. In fact it almost certainly will be more, as it is challenging to design a system that will deliver the exact amount of required water to all plants in a set amount of time.
--J
Accepted Answer
Nibal,
Ideally, yes, the Watering Schedule should cover your calculated requirements. In fact it almost certainly will be more, as it is challenging to design a system that will deliver the exact amount of required water to all plants in a set amount of time.
--J
Ideally, yes, the Watering Schedule should cover your calculated requirements. In fact it almost certainly will be more, as it is challenging to design a system that will deliver the exact amount of required water to all plants in a set amount of time.
--J
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