2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.compag.2017.02.011
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Scenarios for improvement of water distribution in Doroodzan irrigation network based on hydraulic simulation

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“…These indicators can be used for an intake or a group of intakes in a subsystem or for the entire irrigation network (Dejen, 2015). The adequacy indicator shows the ability of the operational method to deliver the required irrigation water (Afrasiabikia et al ., 2017). The adequacy indicator for a region or subset ( R ) that is serviced by a system in an interval ( T ) is calculated from Equation (Molden and Gates, 1990): PA=1TT()1RRpA0.12emif{}QDQRpA=QnormalDQnormalRotherwisepA=1 where P A is adequacy of distribution, p A is the point of evaluation of adequacy distribution, Q D is delivered flow rate, Q R is required flow rate and the terms 1TT() and 1RR() are temporal and spatial average, respectively.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…These indicators can be used for an intake or a group of intakes in a subsystem or for the entire irrigation network (Dejen, 2015). The adequacy indicator shows the ability of the operational method to deliver the required irrigation water (Afrasiabikia et al ., 2017). The adequacy indicator for a region or subset ( R ) that is serviced by a system in an interval ( T ) is calculated from Equation (Molden and Gates, 1990): PA=1TT()1RRpA0.12emif{}QDQRpA=QnormalDQnormalRotherwisepA=1 where P A is adequacy of distribution, p A is the point of evaluation of adequacy distribution, Q D is delivered flow rate, Q R is required flow rate and the terms 1TT() and 1RR() are temporal and spatial average, respectively.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…These indicators can be used for an intake or a group of intakes in a subsystem or for the entire irrigation network (Dejen, 2015). The adequacy indicator shows the ability of the operational method to deliver the required irrigation water (Afrasiabikia et al, 2017). The adequacy indicator for a region or subset (R) that is serviced by a system in an interval (T) is calculated from Equation 1 (Molden and Gates, 1990):…”
Section: Hydraulic Performance Indicatorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Extended studies of hydromechanical processes occurring in the working channel of a magnetic peristaltic pump can be performed by conducting a computational experiment or with the help of a carefully designed physical experiment [6][7][8][9][10][11][12]. However, phenomena of practical interest accompanying the process of moving a heterogeneous flow through a channel of variable cross section are characterized by multidimensionality, nonstationarity, and the presence of boundary layers, which makes the implementation of comprehensive physical modeling very difficult.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the breadth and complexity of irrigation systems, planning for the operation of available water resources is not possible manually or/and experimentally. Consequently using the results of flow simulation can be the best solution for the planning and operation of the irrigation schemes (Afrasiabikia et al 2017). Most of the times determination of a reliable operation method is not possible with the physical modelling or experimental approaches, and the mathematical models must be utilized.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Most of the times determination of a reliable operation method is not possible with the physical modelling or experimental approaches, and the mathematical models must be utilized. Afrasiabikia et al (2017) conducted a research based on the hydraulic modelling and water distribution indicators to conclude the best practical operation scenarios in Doroodzan large irrigation scheme in Iran. They also illustrated the status of water distribution in the current situation of network, especially water inadequacy and water losses in the secondary canals.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%