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IrriPro is able to know the behavior of the plant and the quality of irrigation calculating the exact solution of the water distribution in each point of the ground, even when this presents any slope, the area to be irrigated is of any shape and the network is composed of several tens of thousands of emitters.

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Are you a technician or a designer of irrigation and the tools that you use are too complicated for designing and provide you confusing results? Have you created a system that doesn`t work well and you don`t know why? Are you looking for a powerful tool that can ensure you reliable results in a short time? You`re in the right place, your solution is IrriPro.

IrriPro irrigation software is based on an innovative algorithm that enables the design, management and analysis of irrigation networks and allows a fast and proper sizing of the irrigation systems with the necessary scientific rigor and reducing the time consuming for a project If the morphology of the terrain and irrigation equipment (pipes and emitters) are known, the application allows to carry out the design of a system in few minutes, assisting the user to process and export bill of materials, reports and technical drawings.

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IrriPro starts from hydraulic and engineering requirements to be met to achieve the technically best project and design. Other applications on the market The software tools on the market and the empirical methods used to date, provide approximate results: the lack of uniformity or worse the deficiency of irrigation in some areas of land have adverse consequences for the development and productivity of crops and in some cases legal disputes between who designs a system and those who cultivate land. , however, work as CAD utility to achieve, at the end and only in few points, an approximate hydraulic check. The irrigation design software IrriPro also provides all the tools for analysis and diagnostics needed to evaluate the effects of each design choice made by the user, the identification of potential malfunctions and allows you to make a graphical representation of the hydraulic size.

In this page it will be dealt with irrigation design software and other tools to design irrigation systems. Nowadays engineers involved in the design of irrigation systems make use of tools such as abacuses, graphs, tables provided by manufacturers of materials for irrigation in their catalogs. Are also developed spreadsheets and several companies offer software to design irrigation systems, but these are based on approximate algorithms. Typically, these software are created for small projects of irrigation systems for public parks and gardening, and make use of simplifying assumptions valid only for small plants for irrigation. Therefore, these instruments, and also the irrigation software proposed by third parties, are inadequate for professional use and for the design of irrigation systems of large dimensions. In summary, the design of irrigation systems is now based on:
 
  • Empirical methods, slow and laborious, which consist in testing, directly in the field, the material to be adopted in the irrigation system;
  • Abacuses/graphs or tables provided by manufacturers of materials for irrigation in their catalogs;
  • Tedious mathematical procedures that consider only standard and unrealistic through the use of simple or sophisticated spreadsheets;
  • Irrigation design software, based on approximate algorithms, usually born for small projects of public green and gardening, which are supported by simplifying assumptions valid for small irrigation systems but less suitable for professional use and for the design of large sizes irrigation systems. These software, based on inaccurate calculation criteria, are more dedicated to the CAD drawing of irrigation systems, rather than a professional complete project equipped with a reliable hydraulic calculation.
 
There are other methods that combine the classical equations of hydraulics, but do not consider the characteristics of hydraulic functioning of the emitter resulting in inaccurate or too expensive in terms of IT resources and difficult to implement in software for irrigation. The following table summarizes the comparison between the different design procedures:D