Micro Irrigation Engineer
Micro Irrigation Engineer Interview Questions and Answers
Q1. How to calculate the peak water requirement
Peak water requirement can be calculated by considering crop evapotranspiration, crop coefficient, and effective rainfall.
Calculate crop evapotranspiration using FAO Penman-Monteith equation
Determine crop coefficient based on crop type and growth stage
Consider effective rainfall to adjust peak water requirement
Peak water requirement = Crop evapotranspiration x Crop coefficient + Effective rainfall
Q2. How to draw the polygon
To draw a polygon, you need to connect multiple points with straight lines to form a closed shape.
Identify the points that will be the vertices of the polygon
Connect the points with straight lines in the order of the vertices
Ensure that the lines do not intersect within the polygon
Close the shape by connecting the last point to the first point
Label the vertices if necessary for reference
Q3. How to calculate lph
LPH can be calculated by dividing the total volume of water delivered by the total time taken to deliver that volume.
Calculate the total volume of water delivered in liters
Calculate the total time taken to deliver that volume in hours
Divide the total volume by the total time to get liters per hour (lph)
Q4. What is the NRV
NRV stands for Non-Return Valve, a device used to prevent backflow of water in a micro irrigation system.
NRV is a mechanical device that allows water to flow in one direction only.
It is commonly used in micro irrigation systems to prevent water from flowing back into the main water supply.
NRVs are essential for maintaining the efficiency and effectiveness of a micro irrigation system.
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