Site input
We start from polygons (boundary, exclusions), tap location, water source pressure and flow, soil class, slope, and existing infrastructure imported from DXF or sketched by hand.
- → DSTU Б В.2.5-22 §4.1
- → SCS Soil Survey Geographic
We start from polygons (boundary, exclusions), tap location, water source pressure and flow, soil class, slope, and existing infrastructure imported from DXF or sketched by hand.
Crop coefficients, root depth, ETo from Penman–Monteith FAO-56, effective rainfall, and target irrigation efficiency drive the weekly water budget per zone.
Heads are placed on a triangular grid sized to manufacturer radius. Arcs respect boundary geometry. Coverage uniformity is solved with overlap targeting CU ≥ 85%.
Hazen–Williams pressure loss is computed for every pipe segment. We pick PE100 diameters that keep velocity in 1.2–1.8 m/s and end-pressure within ±10% of head spec.
Heads are grouped into zones whose total flow fits the source minus losses. Cycle-and-soak is applied where infiltration rate is below precipitation rate.
Every head, valve, fitting, pipe meter, controller and sensor is enumerated against the multi-vendor catalog (Hunter, Rain Bird, Toro, Gardena) with current unit prices.
Plan PDF (DSTU 3008-95 title block), zone schedule, BoM CSV, controller programming sheet, and JSON export ready for hand-off or import into a controller.
Daily reference evapotranspiration ETo from weather data — base input for water demand.
ETo = (0.408·Δ·(R_n − G) + γ·(900/(T+273))·u₂·(e_s−e_a)) / (Δ + γ·(1+0.34·u₂))
Δ — slope of saturation vapour pressure curve [kPa/°C] R_n — net radiation at the crop surface [MJ/m²/day] G — soil heat flux density [MJ/m²/day] γ — psychrometric constant [kPa/°C] T — mean daily air temperature [°C] u₂ — wind speed at 2 m height [m/s] e_s, e_a — saturation and actual vapour pressure [kPa]
Pressure loss in pressurized pipe segments under turbulent flow.
h_f = 10.67 · L · Q^1.852 / (C^1.852 · d^4.87)
h_f — head loss [m] L — pipe length [m] Q — flow rate [m³/s] C — roughness coefficient (PE100=150, PVC=145, steel=100) d — internal diameter [m]
Irrigation uniformity from a grid of measured doses; ASABE S441 baseline.
CU = 100 · (1 − Σ|x_i − x̄| / (n · x̄))
x_i — measured dose at point i x̄ — mean dose across all points n — number of measurement points
Pipe flow velocity sanity check — keeps water hammer and sedimentation in bounds.
v = 4·Q / (π·d²)
v — flow velocity [m/s] Q — flow rate [m³/s] d — internal diameter [m]
| Code | Body | Scope | Used in | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ASABE S441 | American Society of ABE | Sprinkler distribution uniformity testing | CU/DU calculation | active |
| ASABE EP456 | — | Test procedure for sprinkler heads | head spec validation | active |
| FAO-56 | Food and Agriculture Org | Crop evapotranspiration guidelines | ETo computation | active |
| EN 13742 | CEN (Europe) | Landscape irrigation systems | EU procurement | active |
| AFNOR NF U54 | AFNOR (France) | Système d'arrosage | FR/BE locale | active |
| ДСТУ Б В.2.5-22 | UkrNDIBV | Внутрішнє водопостачання | UA gov projects | active |
| ДСТУ 3008-95 | — | Title block layout | PDF export | active |
| ISO 5457:1999 | ISO TC 10 | Technical drawing sizes | PDF export | active |
| SCS Soil Survey | USDA | Soil infiltration classes | soil DB | reference |
| ETIM 8.0 | ETIM Int. | Construction product taxonomy | BoM catalog | beta |
Every release ships only after a regression run against 47 reference projects — public plans with measured CU/DU/PR values. Sources include manufacturer test rigs (Hunter Marketing Office), university labs (Texas A&M Turfgrass Lab, IRSTEA Antibes), and our own field trials in Shabo and Zakarpattia.