A drip irrigation emitter includes a cover member, a base member, and a silicone-based membrane containing ferric oxide, the membrane=e located between the two members. The membrane includes liquid silicone rubber (LSR) material and ferric oxide. The ferric oxide in volumetric percentage ranges from about 0.1% to about 0.5% of the overall volume of the LSR material.

An emitter provided with: a water intake part that communicates with the interior of a tube when the emitter is joined to the tube; a pressure-reducing flow channel part for forming a pressure-reducing flow channel; a flow rate adjustment part for adjusting the flow rate of the irrigation liquid in accordance with the pressure of the irrigation liquid inside the tube; and a discharge part that faces a discharge opening. The flow rate adjustment part has: a base; an accommodation part that accommodates the base; a communication hole that opens to the base and communicates with the discharge part; and a diaphragm part that is flexible and is disposed so as to be separated from the base, the diaphragm part approaching the base when the pressure of the irrigation liquid inside the tube is received.

An irrigation device is provided with an indicator that may be converted to indicate a condition, such as use with non-potable fluid. The irrigation device includes an inlet, and outlet, and a body defining a flow path from the inlet to the outlet. It further includes a cover with a removable section, and an indicator at least partially under the removable cover. The indicia indicate a condition of the irrigation device, such as being used with non-potable fluid. In one state, the cover is intact and the indicia are not exposed. In another state, the removable section has been removed and the indicia are at least partially exposed.

This emitter has an emitter body and a pedestal. The emitter body includes: a water intake part for introducing irrigation liquid; a pressure reducing flow passage groove which is for forming a pressure reducing flow passage which communicates with the water intake part and allows the irrigation liquid to flow out while reducing the pressure of the irrigation liquid; an accommodation part which communicates with the pressure reducing flow passage groove and into which the irrigation liquid flows while the pedestal is accommodated therein; and a flexible diaphragm part which approaches the pedestal upon receiving the pressure of the irrigation liquid inside a tube while the pedestal is accommodated in the accommodation part. The pedestal has through-holes for discharging the irrigation liquid that flowed into the accommodation part. The emitter body and the pedestal are connected through a hinge part.

An irrigation device has a generally arc-shaped housing defining an opening through which a plant can grow when the device is placed on a ground face during use. The device further includes a plurality of stakes that can be fitted to the housing, wherein each stake can be rotated between a deployed state where the stake projects away from the housing in a position suitable for being placed into the ground and a non-deployed state where the stake is oriented sideways projecting into the opening.

A sprinkler pipe includes an elongated pipe element having at least one longitudinal row of dispensing holes distributed at predefined distances, each of the holes communicating with a drip unit provided inside the pipe and having at least one inlet communicating with the inside of the pipe and at least one outlet communicating with at least one dispensing hole.

The present invention provides a dripper apparatus for use with an irrigation system. The apparatus comprises an elongate shaft, having a first inlet end; a second, opposing outlet end; a filter section provided along a portion of the shaft, extending from the first, inlet end; a flow restriction section provided along a portion of the shaft, adjacent the filter section and extending partway toward the second, outlet end; a central bore extending within the shaft from the flow restriction section to the second, outlet end, defining an outlet aperture; and a conduit provided to ensure fluid communication between the flow restriction section and the central bore. The present invention also provides an irrigation system including one or more tube members having dripper apparatus at least partly received therein.

A lawn sprinkler is provided that restrains a hydrodynamic water discharge from a flailing fluid nozzle in a manner adapted for distributing watering a user-defined area. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

A drip irrigation apparatus and system. The drip irrigation apparatus includes a flow channel body and an elastic body. The elastic body is mounted on the outer circumference of the flow channel body and fitted in a spontaneous state to the outer circumference of the flow channel body. The flow channel body includes an energy dissipation body. The first drainage channel is formed in the energy dissipation body, the first drainage channel is connected to both ends of the energy dissipation body. The first drainage channel is connected at both ends of the first drainage channel to the inner wall of the elastic body forming a radial drainage channel.