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Chapter Review
To check your understanding of the material covered in Chapter 7, complete this
review. The review is based on the partially completed hydrozone worksheet
(Figure 7-1) which is located on the next page.
1. Calculate the total flow needed to irrigate each of the ferns within the system
run time.
2. We have determined that Xeri-Bubblers set for an umbrella pattern are the
most effective way to irrigate the ferns. If we use two Xeri-Bubblers for each
fern, what should the flow for each bubbler be?
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EXAMPLE
Referring to Table 7-1, you select four 5.0 GPH Pressure-Compensating
Modules to water the crepe myrtle. These four devices will provide a com-
bined flow of 20.0 GPH, which is somewhat more than the calculated flow of
16.5 GPH. The preferred use of four emission devices versus one or two flow
devices will be explained in the next chapter.
It is important to consider the soil type and how best to avoid potential runoff in
clay-like soils. It may be best to create some type of reservoir at the base of plants
to capture the water from higher flow emission devices, such as the PC-10, 10
GPH Pressure Compensating Module.
Complete this process of calculating flow rates and selecting emission devices for
each non-base plant. Refer to chapter 5 as well as subsequent chapters for
information about placement of the emission devices.
TABLE 7-1: EMISSION DEVICE FLOW RATES
Emission Device Available Flow Rates
Xeri-Bug Single Outlet Pressure
Compensating Emitter
0.5, 1.0, 2.0 GPH
Shrub Xeri-Bug Single Outlet
Pressure Compensating Emitter
1.0, 2.0 GPH
Pressure Compensating Modules 5.0, 7.0, 10.0, 12.0,18.0, 24.0 GPH
Multi-Outlet Xeri-Bug; Multi-Outlet
Shrub Xeri-Bug
1.0 GPH per outlet (up to 6 outlets)
Xeri-Bubblers Streams: 0-13.0 GPH, Umbrella: 0-35.0 GPH
Xeri-Sprays 0-31.0 GPH
Landscape Dripline 0.6, 0.9 GPH
Xeri-Pops w/ Multi-Port Nozzle 10.5, 21.0, 31.5, 42.0 GPH
Xeri-Pops w/ PCS Screens and
choice of MPR Nozzle
0.1, 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.6 GPM
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