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• INTRODUCTION • MICRO IRRIGATION SYSTEM AND EQUIPMENT • 1.1 Definition, Types • 1.2 Advantages and Problems • 1.3 System Components • 1.4 Emitters • 1,5 Clogging and filtration • 1.6 Fertilizer Applicator • 1.7 Others (air valve, pressure regulator, pipe • 1.8 Typical Micro Irrigation System in the field • MICRO IRRIGATION SYSTEM DESIGN 2.1 Layout of Drip Line and Emitter 2.2 Micro Irrigation System Design Parameters 2.3 Water Balance 2.4 Layout of Pipe Network 2.5 Irrigation Schedule 2.6 Hydraulic Calculation of Pipe Network 2.7 Example for Design of Irrigation System • MICRO IRRIGATION AUTOMATION AND EQUIPMENT

Ron began his career as an aircraft system designer in Douglas Aircraft Company’s Hydro-Mechanical system design group. He became Unit Chief of the braking system design group directly responsible for the design of the DC-9, DC-10, MD-80 anti-skid, auto-brake, brake temperature and tire pressure monitoring

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4.1 Frame Structures 4.2 Calculation 4.3 Shear resistance of members 4.4 Design of columns 4.5 Design of beam-column joints 4.6 Lateral drift evaluation 4.7 Flow Chart of seismic design

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