If it delivers water to your irrigation system, it’s covered here – from water meters and points of connection (POCs) to mainline and lateral pipe. Place it, draw it, size it, and turn on the flow.
Irrigation Getting Started
Intro to Irrigation
Golf Course Irrigation
Irrigation Tools: What You Need to Know
Advanced Irrigation Troubleshooting
New Irrigation Features
Rainwater Harvesting for Landscape Irrigation – Part 2
Understanding Irrigation Calculations
Making HDPE the Best It Can Be
Irrigation for Beginners
Sports Field Irrigation Design – Part 2
Sports Field Irrigation Design – Part 1
Start to Finish Basics of Irrigation Design
Irrigation Tips & Tricks
Power Tip: Zombie Pipe Labels
Power Tip: Sizing The Mainline
Power Tip: Managing Lateral Pipe Classes
Power Tip: Mechanics Of Pipe Sizing
Power Tip: Working With Quick Couplers
Power Tip: Irrigation Tools In 3 Minutes
Power Tip: Mainline Drafting Tricks
Power Tip: Including Flow For Existing Planting
Power Tip: Lateral And Mainline Piping
Power Tip: Valve Callouts
Power Tip: Put A Cap On It
Mimic Equipment (Formerly Known as Match Properties) – Irrigation
Mainline Piping (Draw Mainline Pipe)
Mainline Profile
Initial Mainline, Service, and Water Source Layout
Sizing the Mainline Pipe
Flow Zones
Lateral Line Piping (Draw Lateral Pipe)
Error Check Lateral and Mainline Pipe
Draw Lateral and Mainline Pipe
Insert & Adjust Pipe Hops Manually
Insert Pipe Sleeve
Sizing Lateral Pipe
Pipe Labels
Source Data
Valve-in-Head (VIH) Rotors – Considerations, Piping & Sizing
Pipe Data
Using Multiple Pipe Classes in One Irrigation System Design
Highlight Station
Accounting for Multiple Water Sources or Points of Connection (POCs)
Plotting / Printing Pipe and Valves in an Irrigation Design
Pipe to Drip Equipment
Critical Analysis
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