Although both micro-irrigation belts and sprinkler irrigation belong to drip irrigation pipe equipment, there are still many differences between the two. The following is a detailed introduction by the manufacturer of drip irrigation pipe equipment production line.

The working principle of micro-sprinkler belts is to guide irrigation water to the soil in the root zone of crops in a low-pressure, small-flow spraying outflow. Micro-spraying technology is a general term for comprehensive technologies such as equipment, system design, system matching and operation management related to micro-spraying irrigation.

Micro-sprinkler irrigation has similarities with drip irrigation and sprinkler irrigation, but they all have their own characteristics

1. In micro-sprinkler irrigation, micro-sprinklers mainly use single-sprinkler spray, which belongs to partial irrigation, unless the spacing between fruit trees is very small. In fact, the concept of combined uniformity commonly used in sprinkler irrigation is rarely used.

2. The requirements for the working characteristics of the micro-nozzle are relatively high. Micro-sprinklers generally do not rely on nearby sprinklers to calibrate precipitation and can only cover a certain range at lower altitudes at a lower location. At the same time, various spray diameter requirements, rainfall intensity and soil should be met one by one.

3. Through the reasonable selection and use of micro-sprinklers, the utilization rate of irrigation water can be further improved. Generally speaking, water conservation lies in reasonably controlling the depth of irrigation, reducing deep leakage of irrigation water in the field, and emphasizing the uniformity of irrigation within the irrigation range.

4. It can reduce the occurrence of water, fertilizer, pests and diseases, thereby greatly improving product quality. In short, compared with traditional irrigation methods, the use of drip irrigation in greenhouses or greenhouses and other facility horticulture can significantly increase product output, reduce water, fertilizer, labor and other cost inputs, and have significant economic and social benefits.