Titre :	Upgrading of the orange cove irrigation district water distribution system
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Merriam, J.L. ; Asce, F. ; Chandler, J.C.
Mention d'édition :	Agricultural Engineering Department/California Polytechnic State University
Editeur :	Agricultural Engineering Department/California Polytechnic State University
Année de publication :	1990
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-08030
Note générale :	The Orange cove Irrigation District covers about 28.000 acres (11,200 ha) in the Central Valley of California. It is supplied from the friant-kern canal constructed by the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in the late 1940's. A semi-closed low pressure pipeline system with Harris float valves is used to distribute the water. The portion of the District below the canal has a gravity supply and the portion above has water pumped up in stages. The schedule used was a 24 hour duration restricted arranged schedule.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Irrigation  Stockage  Ressource en eau  Hydraulique agricole
Index. décimale :	631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation
Résumé :	The Orange cove Irrigation District covers about 28.000 acres (11,200 ha) in the Central Valley of California. It is supplied from the friant-kern canal constructed by the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in the late 1940's. A semi-closed low pressure pipeline system with Harris float valves is used to distribute the water. The portion of the District below the canal has a gravity supply and the portion above has water pumped up in stages. The schedule used was a 24 hour duration restricted arranged schedule.
Note de contenu :	The Orange cove Irrigation District covers about 28.000 acres (11,200 ha) in the Central Valley of California. It is supplied from the friant-kern canal constructed by the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in the late 1940's. A semi-closed low pressure pipeline system with Harris float valves is used to distribute the water. The portion of the District below the canal has a gravity supply and the portion above has water pumped up in stages. The schedule used was a 24 hour duration restricted arranged schedule.

Upgrading of the orange cove irrigation district water distribution system [texte imprimé] / Merriam, J.L. ; Asce, F. ; Chandler, J.C.  . -  Agricultural Engineering Department/California Polytechnic State University . - Agricultural Engineering Department/California Polytechnic State University, 1990.
ISSN : CI-08030
The Orange cove Irrigation District covers about 28.000 acres (11,200 ha) in the Central Valley of California. It is supplied from the friant-kern canal constructed by the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in the late 1940's. A semi-closed low pressure pipeline system with Harris float valves is used to distribute the water. The portion of the District below the canal has a gravity supply and the portion above has water pumped up in stages. The schedule used was a 24 hour duration restricted arranged schedule.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Irrigation  Stockage  Ressource en eau  Hydraulique agricole
Index. décimale :	631.58 Méthodes de culture : jachère, assolement irrigation
Résumé :	The Orange cove Irrigation District covers about 28.000 acres (11,200 ha) in the Central Valley of California. It is supplied from the friant-kern canal constructed by the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in the late 1940's. A semi-closed low pressure pipeline system with Harris float valves is used to distribute the water. The portion of the District below the canal has a gravity supply and the portion above has water pumped up in stages. The schedule used was a 24 hour duration restricted arranged schedule.
Note de contenu :	The Orange cove Irrigation District covers about 28.000 acres (11,200 ha) in the Central Valley of California. It is supplied from the friant-kern canal constructed by the U. S. Bureau of Reclamation in the late 1940's. A semi-closed low pressure pipeline system with Harris float valves is used to distribute the water. The portion of the District below the canal has a gravity supply and the portion above has water pumped up in stages. The schedule used was a 24 hour duration restricted arranged schedule.