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    Analysis of the Hydraulic Performances of a New Liquid Emitter Based on a Leaf Vein Concept

    Tianyu Xu, Zhouming Su, Yanru Su, Zonglei Li, Quanjie Chen, Shuteng Zhi, Ennan Zheng*, Kaili Meng

    FDMP-Fluid Dynamics & Materials Processing, Vol.19, No.8, pp. 2147-2160, 2023, DOI:10.32604/fdmp.2023.025556

    Abstract The leaf-vein drip irrigation emitter is a new type of drip emitter based on a bionic structure able to support shunting, sharp turns, and increased dissipation. In the present work, the results of twenty-five tests executed in the framework of an orthogonal design strategy are presented in order to clarify the influence of the geometrical parameters of the flow channel on the hydraulic characteristics of such emitter. The corresponding flow index and head loss coefficient are determined through numerical simulations and model testing. The results show that the flow index of the flow channel is… More >

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    Simulation of the Hydraulic Behavior of a Bionic-Structure Drip Irrigation Emitter

    Tianyu Xu1, Yanru Su1, Zhouming Su1, Shuteng Zhi1, Ennan Zheng1,*, Chengcheng Yan2

    FDMP-Fluid Dynamics & Materials Processing, Vol.18, No.4, pp. 1169-1182, 2022, DOI:10.32604/fdmp.2022.018628

    Abstract The bionic structure drip irrigation emitter (BSDE) is a new-type emitter, by which better hydraulic performances can be obtained. In the present work, twenty-five sets of orthogonal test schemes were implemented to analyze the influence of the geometric parameters of the flow channel on the hydraulic characteristics and energy dissipation efficiency of this emitter. Through numerical simulations and verification tests, the flow index and energy dissipation coefficient were obtained. According to the results, the flow index of the BSDE is 0.4757–0.5067. The energy dissipation coefficient under the pressure head of 5–15 m is 584–1701. The More >

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