Examples of Irrigation efficiency in a sentence
Irrigation efficiency is derived from measurements and estimates of irrigation system characteristics and management practices.
Irrigation efficiency improvements usually result in reductions in return flows and increases in consumption (negative "real" water savings).
Irrigation efficiency decreases the deep percolation of water into fields and therefore the amount of selenium in the drainage water.
Irrigation efficiency improvements can be broken into on-farm and district-wide efforts.
The following equation was used to determine the unit irrigation demand for Method B: [(ET0 x Tc x Qf) – (P-R)] ÷ eiWhere:ET0 = Monthly evapotranspiration, from Texas ET Network (inches) Tc = Turf coefficient (unitless)Qf = Quality factor (unitless)P = Average monthly precipitation, from TWDB (inches) R = Runoff, 25% of precipitation (inches)ei = Irrigation efficiency, (assumed 75%)The irrigation demand was calculated using the area of each parcel to be irrigated as provided by the city Parks Department.