Sprinkler irrigation and micro-spraying belt equipment are both popular irrigation technologies in modern agriculture. Although they are both forms of liquid spraying, they have many differences. This article will explore their differences and advantages.

Differences:

1. Sprinkler irrigation is to spray liquid over the plants to form a mist, thus covering the entire farmland. Micro-spraying belt equipment places a perforated pipe above the root of each plant, and sprinkles water droplets evenly on the root of each plant through a micro-spraying head.

2. The water from sprinkler irrigation can be absorbed by the plants relatively quickly, and the liquid can quickly enter the soil, but there may be a problem of water waste. For example, some mist may be blown away by the wind to some unnecessary places. Micro-spraying belt equipment can better meet the water needed by the roots of plants and prevent waste.

3. Since the spray irrigation liquid is atomized, it is easily disturbed by external factors, such as wind direction, sunshine and other conditions, so its irrigation effect is often not as good as micro-spraying belt equipment. Micro-spraying belt equipment can adjust the surrounding environment and provide each crop with the water it needs.

4. The combination of sprinkler irrigation nozzles and micro-sprinklers shows that the cost and energy consumption of micro-sprinklers are lower than those of sprinkler irrigation. Micro-sprinklers do not require a lot of hydraulic or kinetic energy, heavy objects or motor drives, etc. This also means less pressure on the environment and better cost savings.

Advantages:

1. Micro-spraying belt equipment can control soil moisture and achieve water balance, which helps stabilize crop growth. Sprinkler irrigation cannot achieve such minimally invasive system regulation, so it is necessary to frequently update soil moisture information.

2. Micro-spraying belt equipment can better prevent problems such as peeling and clogging. Because sprinkler irrigation is prone to clogging of some pipes due to impurities, which brings irrigation problems.

3. Micro-spraying belt equipment is easier to maintain and install, such as some detachable micro-spraying belts. This also helps them to be used more widely.

4. Micro-spraying belt equipment has a high water-saving effect and can make irrigation work more convenient and simple. This means that water resources can be used more efficiently to achieve the purpose of cost saving.

In summary, micro-spraying belt equipment is a superior irrigation technology than sprinkler irrigation. Micro-spraying belts can more accurately meet the water needs of different types of plants and are more cost-effective; at the same time, micro-spraying belt equipment is more convenient to use and more suitable for the growth and development needs of crops. Whether it is for environmental protection and energy saving, or for production and efficiency improvement, the use of micro-spraying belt equipment is a necessary choice for agricultural production.