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Download Solution PDFWhat is the relation between Consumptive Irrigation Requirement (CIR), Net Irrigation Requirement (NIR), Field Irrigation Requirement (FIR) and Gross Irrigation Requirement (GIR)?
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We know,
a) Consumptive Irrigation Requirements (CIR) = Consumptive Use (Cu) – Effective Rainfall (Re)
b) Net Irrigation Requirement (NIR) = CIR + other requirements such as leaching
c) Field Irrigation Requirements (FIR) = NIR + Surface runoff losses + deep percolation losses
Or
\({\rm{FIR}} = \frac{{{\rm{NIR}}}}{{{\rm{Water\;application\;efficiency}}}}\)
d) Gross Irrigation Requirements (GIR) = FIR + Conveyance Losses (Seepage and Evaporation)
Or
\({\rm{GIR}} = \frac{{{\rm{FIR}}}}{{{\rm{Water\;Conveyance\;efficiency}}}}\)
If you look through the above equations we can conclude that
GIR > FIR, FIR > NIR, NIR > CIR
∴ GIR > FIR > NIR > CIR
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