Drip emitter definition

Drip emitter means a drip distribution device that dispenses effluent to the infiltrative surface at a predictable rate.
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Drip emitter means a drip irrigation fitting that delivers water slowly at the root zone of the plant, measured in gallons per hour.
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Drip emitter or “emitter” means an engineered, pressure compensating flow control device which is typically attached to the inside wall of a dripperline over each orifice, that is wastewater rated and discharges wastewater out of the orifice at a constant rate over a range of operating pressures.
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More Definitions of Drip emitter

Drip emitter means a drip irrigation fitting that delivers water slowly at the root zone of the plant, usually measured in gallons per hour. Drip emitters shall be a threaded emitter onto a 1/2” flex pipe, which shall be liquid welded to a lateral supply line.
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Drip emitter means drip irrigation fittings that deliver water slowly at the root zone of the plant,
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Drip emitter means drip irrigation fittings that deliver water slowly at the root zone of the plant, usually measured in gallons per hour.
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