Bubbler irrigation

Definition / description

Bubbler irrigation is a micro irrigation method by which water is applied under low-head through bubbler emitters. Bubbler emitters may have single or multiple outlets and are mostly pressure compensated.
For further reading see.
Reference: [Hla and Scherer, 2003]

Publications / information

• Omara, A. I., Sourell, H., Irps, H. and C. Sommer, 2004:
  Low-pressure irrigation system powered by wind energy. -
  Journal of Applied Irrigation Science, Vol. 39. No 1/2004, pp. 83 - 91.
  VL reprint under:
  VL Irrigation & Hydrology - vl_ref_id_x_0021

Reference

• Hla, A.K. and T.F. Scherer, 2003:
  Introduction to Micro-irrigation. -
  NDSU Extension Service, North Dakota State University Fargo, North Dakota 58105.

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