Irrigation Filtration Energy-Saving Retrofit Guide: How to Achieve Stable Irrigation with Lower Energy Consumption
Modern irrigation systems waste energy because their filtration systems operate incorrectly which produces excessive pressure drops and needs frequent cleaning. The system inefficiencies force pumps to operate at higher levels which causes electrical usage to rise and equipment components to experience faster degradation. The energy-focused retrofit solves hidden energy expenses through its system optimization which improves filtration system design.
The retrofit process starts with a complete evaluation of water sources and impurity types which enables the filtration system to operate according to current field conditions instead of using outdated information. Farm managers can identify effective solutions through their analysis of filter-related issues and excessive pressure drop problems which lead to reduced system resistance and enhanced hydraulic flow capacity.
The system delivers more consistent irrigation water while needing less energy from pumps and reducing distribution breaks which results in operational cost savings that occur throughout time and provides regular water supply to plants.
