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A smart capillary barrier-wick irrigation system for home gardens in arid zones
Irrigation Science ( IF 3 ) Pub Date : 2020-02-23 , DOI: 10.1007/s00271-020-00666-3
A. Al-Mayahi , S. Al-Ismaily , A. Al-Maktoumi , H. Al-Busaidi , A. Kacimov , R. Janke , J. Bouma , J. Šimůnek

New water-conserving irrigation technologies are vital in arid countries. We investigated the effects of (i) soil substrates made of Smart Capillary Barrier Wick (SCB-W), consisting of silt loam blocks surrounded by sand-sheathes and irrigated with a sand wick cylinder (WC) as compared to a control (homogenous soil irrigated by the same wick system, HW), (ii) WC diameters (2.54 cm vs. 1.27 cm), and (iii) 2-cm sand mulch layer on soil–water dynamics during wetting–drying cycles. Field experiments with pots and HYDRUS (2D/3D) modeling were performed in two consecutive phases (with and without sand mulch). Analysis of variance at p < 0.05 was used to assess significant differences in measured water contents, θ , between the two substrates. For the wetting/drying cycles, the modeled and measured θ are in satisfactory/tolerable agreement, as documented by the model evaluation criteria, which are within acceptable ranges (the root mean squared error, RMSE 0.01–0.06; Nash–Sutcliffe coefficient, NSE 0.51–0.97, and Willmott index, d = 0.97–1). SCB-W wets the soil substrate about two times faster than HW during the wetting cycles ( p < 0.05). Reducing the WC diameter prolonged the wetting time by 1 and 2 days for SCB-W and HW, respectively, the same trend of two times faster wetting of SCB-W compared to HW was maintained. SCB-W showed higher θ storage (by 44.3–52.4%) at the bottom part of the composite than HW ( p < 0.05). The sand mulch layer reduced evaporation and resulted in 20 and 38.9% higher θ during the drying cycle for both the bottom and top sensors, respectively, in both substrates ( p < 0.05). SCB-W could improve water conservation in home gardens.

中文翻译:

适用于干旱地区家庭花园的智能毛细管屏障-灯芯灌溉系统

新的节水灌溉技术在干旱国家至关重要。我们研究了 (i) 由 Smart Capillary Barrier Wick (SCB-W) 制成的土壤基质的影响,与对照(均质土壤)相比,土壤基质由被砂鞘包围并用砂芯筒(WC)灌溉的粉砂壤土块组成。由相同的灯芯系统灌溉,HW),(ii)WC 直径(2.54 厘米对 1.27 厘米),和(iii)2 厘米沙覆盖层在干湿循环期间对土壤-水动力学的影响。花盆和 HYDRUS (2D/3D) 建模的现场实验在两个连续阶段(有和没有沙子覆盖)进行。使用 p < 0.05 的方差分析来评估两种底物之间测得的水含量 θ 的显着差异。对于润湿/干燥循环,建模和测量的 θ 具有令人满意/可容忍的一致性,正如模型评估标准所记录的那样,它们在可接受的范围内(均方根误差,RMSE 0.01–0.06;Nash-Sutcliffe 系数,NSE 0.51–0.97,和 Willmott 指数,d = 0.97–1)。在润湿周期中,SCB-W 润湿土壤基质的速度大约是 HW 的两倍 (p < 0.05)。减小 WC 直径使 SCB-W 和 HW 的润湿时间分别延长了 1 天和 2 天,与 HW 相比,SCB-W 的润湿速度保持了两倍的相同趋势。SCB-W 在复合材料底部显示出比 HW 更高的 θ 存储(44.3-52.4%)(p < 0.05)。沙覆盖层减少了蒸发,并在干燥循环期间使底部和顶部传感器的 θ 在两种基质中分别增加了 20% 和 38.9%(p < 0.05)。SCB-W 可以改善家庭花园的节水效果。
更新日期:2020-02-23
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