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 MAHARASHRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION
ZEAL EDUCATION SOCIETY`S

ZEAL POLYTECHNIC
MICRO PROJECT
Academic year: 2023-24

TITAL OF PROJECT
Prepare Report On Drip Irigation Project Along With Its Operation And
Maintainance

Program: Civil Engineering Program code: TYCE

Course: Water Resource Engineering Course code: 22501

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 MAHARASHTRA STATE BOARD OF TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Certificate

This is to certify that Mr. Santosh Shankrappa Rathod Roll No. of 5th Semester of

Diploma in TYCE-A Civil Engineering of Institute, ZEAL POLYTECHNIC (0988) has

Completed the Micro Project satisfactorily Water Resource Engineering in subject (22501)

for the academic year 2023 – 2024 as prescribed in the curriculum.

Place: Pune Enrolment No.:2109880148

Date: / /2023 Exam Seat no.: ……………

Subject teacher Head of the Department Principal

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 Group Details:

Sr. No. Name of Group members Roll no. Enrolment no. Seat no.
1 Santosh S.Rathod CE-A-321 2109880148
2 Pranay S. Sable CE-A-322 2109880150
3 Shaikh Adnan Saif Arif CE-A-323 2109880157
4 Shaikh Nusrat Nafiz Arif CE-A-324 2109880158

Name of the Guide: Prof. Khade sir

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 INDEX

Page
Sr.no. Content
no.

ABSTRACT
1

CONTENT
2

CONCLUSION
3

4 REFRANCE & SOURCES

5 WEEKLY REPORT

6 ANNAXURE II

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 PROJECT ABSTRACT

in india, perhaps more than 80 per cent of the available water is used for
irrigation. irrigation is the controlled application of water through man-made
systems to meet the water requirements of agriculture. irrigation is an artificial
application of water to crops or plants, especially when an agricultural field does
not get enough water through rains. having perhaps the largest irrigated area in
the world, india faces acute water scarcity. we need to adopt irrigation methods
that help in not only in saving freshwater, but also provide sufficient water to
plants for growth. one such method now being followed in india is
‘microirrigation’.

Microirrigation is the slow application of continuous drips, tiny streams or

miniature sprays of water above or below the soil surface. In this Session, you
will learn about the main features of microirrigation system and its classification
microirrigation system can be broadly classified into two categories:
(1) drip irrigation system
(2) sprinkler irrigation system
however, there are distinct differences in the water flow rate, operating pressure
requirement and measurement of the wetted area between drip and sprinkler
irrigation systems. water flow rate means the amount of water discharged in an
area at a particular time. it is expressed in litre/minute (lpm) or gallons/ minute
(gpm). the system operating pressure must compensate for pressure losses
through system components and field elevation effects

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 MAIN CONTENT

DRIP IRRIGATION SYSTEM

drip irrigation system, also known as ‘trickle irrigation system’, is a method of
applying the required
amount of water directly to the root zones of plants through drippers or emitters
at frequent intervals. in this system, water is applied drop-by-drop or by a micro
jet on the soil surface or sub-surface at a rate lower than the infiltration rate of
the soil. the emitters dissipate pressure from the distribution system by means of
orifices, vortexes and tortuous or long flow paths, thus, allowing a limited
volume of water to be discharged. most emitters are placed on ground but they
can also be buried. the emitted water moves within the soil system largely by
unsaturated flow. the water moves into the soil and wets the root zones of plants
vertically by gravity and laterally by capillary action. the lateral movement of
water beneath the surface is greater in medium to heavy soil as compared to
sandy soil. the wetted soil area for widely spaced emitters will, normally, be
elliptical in shape. drip irrigation can be used on windy days and during various
land operations

types of drip irrigation system

drip irrigation system can be classified into the following:
(i) surface drip irrigation
(ii) sub-surface drip irrigation
(iii) family drip
(iv) online drip
(v) in-line drip
surface drip
irrigation
surface drip irrigation is used to irrigate perennial crops (plants that live for more
than two years) and annual crops (plants that germinate, produce seeds, flower
and die in one year). typical surface drip irrigation system consists of the
following.
pump unit: it comprises a pump and a power unit to supply electricity to the
pump. the pump draws water from the source and provides the right pressure for
its delivery into the pipe system.

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head control unit: it consists of shut-off, air and check (non-return) valves to
control the discharge and pressure of water in the entire system. a pressure relief
valve is installed after the pump unit to return excess water when the system is
not operated at its full capacity. it may also have filters to clear the water. the
filters remove sediment and debris, which can clog the system. disc filters are
commonly used to filter water from ponds, reservoirs, tanks and other sources
that contain algae. some head control units contain a fertiliser or nutrient tank to
supply fertiliser solution to plants.
tubings: it consists of a main line, sub-main lines or sub-mains and laterals. the
main line conveys water from the source and distributes it to the sub-mains. the
sub-mains convey water to the laterals, which in turn supply it to the emmiters or
drippers. the laterals are, usually, 13–32 mm in diameter and supply water into
fields through the head control unit.

emitters or drippers: these devices are used to control the discharge of water from
the laterals to plants. they are made of high density polythylene (hdpe) plastic.
water enters the drippers at approximately 1 kg/cm2 pressure and is delivered at
zero pressure in the form of droplets at a low rate of 1–2.4 litre/hour. there are
mainly two types of emitters.

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(a) online emitters: these are small plastic devices, which convey small streams
of water from polyethylene (pe) tubing to the soil. the water, then, moves through
the soil via capillary flow and creates a wetted circle, the size of which depends
on the soil type, flow rate and irrigation schedule. online emitters are attached to
the pe tubing wall by inserting the emitters’ barb-shaped base through a punched
hole. these can be placed anywhere along the length of the pipe. some emitters
have self-piercing barbs. the diameter of pipes used for installing online
emmitters is usually, between 12 and 20 mm.

(b) in-line emitters or drip lines: these consist of small plastic emission devices,
which are pre-inserted into the pe tubing at specified intervals during the tubing
extrusion process. their rate of water flow depends on the inlet pressure. with
lower inlet pressure, the water flow decreases, whereas, with high pressure, it
increases. this emitter is available in 0.8 lph to 4 lph discharge rate.
surface drip irrigation system is, generally, used to irrigate high-value
vegetable crops, such as tomato, broccoli, celery, cauliflower, spinach, kohlrabi,
leaf lettuce, etc.
sub-surface drip irrigation
sub-surface drip irrigation is a method of irrigating crops through buried plastic
tubes, containing embedded emitters located at regular spacings. a sub-surface
drip irrigation system has a similar design as surface drip irrigation system. but in
this case, the drip tubes are typically located 38–84″ (97–213 cm) apart and 6–

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 10″ (15–25 cm) below the soil surface. in sub-surface drip irrigation,
evaporation is minimised and water is used more efficiently as compared to
surface irrigation. in sub-surface irrigation, the effects of surface infiltration like
crusting, water losses via evaporation and surface run-off are eliminated. water is
applied directly to the root zone of a crop as opposed to surface irrigation, in
which most weed seeds hibernate. water application is efficient and uniform in
this system. sub-surface drip irrigation helps in water conservation in open field
agriculture, often resulting in saving up to 25–50 per cent water as compared to
the flood
irrigation system.
family drip or gravity fed drip irrigation
family drip or ‘gravity fed drip irrigation’ system is a low-cost system developed
for small family plots. it is suitable for house gardening and
peri-urban agriculture. it can also be used to demonstrate the working of drip
irrigation system. family drip system is designed for areas measuring 500–1000
m2. it consists of five components — elevated tank, shut-off valve, filter, main
line and drip line.
generally, a family drip irrigation system comprises a drum, control or shut-off
valve, filter (small disc or screen filter), main line and drip laterals. the drip
outlets are spaced at 30 cm. no central pressurised water system or power source
is required in this system. therefore, it is cheap, easy to install and operate

online drip irrigation

in this system, emitters or drippers are fixed externally on the laterals at
designed spacings. thus, the drippers can be checked and cleaned easily in case
of
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clogging. the dripper spacing can be changed any time to cover the increased root
zone of a plant. online dripper system is used in orchards, vineyards, artificial
landscapes and nurseries. it is, generally, used for irrigating horticultural plants
like mango, coconut, orange, lemon, banana, grapes, pomegranate, papaya,
sapota, guava, teakwood, bamboo, amla (indian gooseberry), etc.
in-line drip irrigation
in this system, drippers are fixed in the lateral tube at designed spacings at the
time of manufacturing to meet the requirement of various crops. it is effective for
row crops like cotton, sugarcane, groundnut, vegetables and flowering crops.
dripper spacing depends on the water
requirement of a crop and the water-holding capacity of the soil. once installed,
the dripper spacing cannot be changed.

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 CONCLUSION

drip irrigation was developed initially for home, lawn,farm’s

care and garden water use. however, while spray irrigation technology was
developed for personal use, it is such a useful technology that it has quickly
become one of the most common types of irrigation systems in agriculture.by
using of drip irrigation method water can be saved the government of india
launched the pradhan mantri krishi sinchai yojana (pmksy) or prime minister’s
agriculture irrigation programme, with the slogan ‘per drop more crop’ in july
2015. it is a policy initiative to shift towards microirrigation so as to ‘save’ water
in agriculture and boost crop yield.

REFERENCE :

1. Water resource engineering , coad(22501) ,Nishant a. Upadhye

2. www.google .com

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 WEEKLY PROGRESS REPORT

MICRO PROJECT

SR.NO. WEEK ACTIVITY PERFORMED SIGN OF GUIDE DATE

1 1ST Discussion and finalization of topic

2 2ND Preparation and submission of abstract

3 3RD Literature Review

4 4TH Collection of Date

5 5TH Collection of Date

6 6TH Discussion and outline of Content

7 7TH Formulation of Content

8 8TH Editing and proof Reading of Content

9 9TH Compilation of report and Presentation

10 10TH Seminar

11 11TH Viva voce

12 12TH Final submission of Micro Project

Sign of the Student Sign of the Faculty

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 ANEEXURE II

Evaluation Sheet for the Micro Project

Academic Year: 2023-24 Name If The Faculty: Prof.M.V.Khade

Course: Water Resource Engineering Course Code: 22501 Semester: 5TH

Title of the Project: Prepare Report On Drip Irigation Project Along With Its Operation
And Maintainance
Co’s addressed by Micro Project:
Tick the CO
CO No. Course Outcomes Statements
Addressed
CO204.1 Estimate hydrological parameters
Estimate crop water requirements of a command area and capacity of
CO204.2 canals
CO204.3 Maintain irrigation structures.
CO204.4 Execute the Minor and Micro Irrigation Schemes.
CO004.5 Select the relevant Diversion Head works for the specific site conditions

Comments/suggestions about team work/leadership/inter-personal communication (If any)

………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Marks out
of 6 for Marks out of 4
Roll
Student Name performance for performance Total out of 10
no
in group in
activity oral/presentation
1. Santosh S.Rathod

2. Pranay S. Sable

3. Shaikh Adnan Saif Arif

4. Shaikh Nusrat Nafiz Arif

(Signature of Faculty)

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