Select Sprinkler Heads - Hunter Sprinkler System Design Handbook

Hunter residential sprinkler system design handbook
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C. Select Sprinkler Heads
There are three basic types of sprinklers for residential use: large
area rotors, rotating stream spray sprinklers and small area fan
spray sprinklers. Large area rotors and rotating stream spray sprin-
klers should never be installed on the same zone as small area fan
spray sprinklers. High efficiency
spray nozzles such as Pro-Spray
MP Rotators
should be
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considered in place of traditional
spray nozzles.
Locate Sprinklers
1. Large area rotors will cover areas that measure 8 meters
by 8 meters and larger.
2. Small area sprays are typically used in areas smaller than
8 meters by 8 meters.
Within both of these groups are pop-up sprinklers which are
installed even with the ground level, and riser-mounted shrub
heads, which are installed above ground level.
This 8 meters by 8 meters measurement is not a hard rule, rather
it is a guideline. The only consideration restricting the size of
the area in which spray heads (small area sprinklers) can be used
is economics. If a large area or mid-range rotor can be used, it
usually means less pipe, fewer valves and a smaller controller will
be required to complete the job.
eXAMPle
SYSTEM DESIGN CAPACITY
Water Meter 15 MM
Service Line 25 MM
Static PreSSure
4.8 BarS, 480 kPa
AccORdING tO SyStEm
dESIGN cAPAcIty
49 L/MIn
3.5 BARS, 345 kPA
dESIGN
WORKING
cAPAcIty
PRESSURE

Select Sprinkler Heads

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AREA B
AREA A
Pro Spray
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– MP Rotator
from a 4' strip to a 30' radius
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AREA C
AREA E
Pro-Spray
– Small Area Spray
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3 meters to 5 meters spacing
PGP
– Large Area Rotor
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8 meters to 12 meters spacing
AREA D
PGJ – Mid-Range Rotor
5 meters to 11 meters spacing
I-20 – Large Area Rotor
8 meters to 12 meters spacing

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