From the landscape industry, in the northern US and southern Canada, and where the climate is not extremely arid, it is estimated that one inch (25 mm) of water per week is necessary to sustain a landscape. This also depends on the type of grass and plants, and on the season. One hectare is about 2.5 acres, and the weekly volume would be about 250 cubic meters (68,000 US gal). Of course, if it rains at least the one inch (25 mm), no irrigation needed. Water is best applied once so it soaks well into the root zone, not in small doses spread over the week. Some turf species require more water during the hot summer months in the northern hemisphere, and often it is better to let grass go dormant during the summer rather than force it with so much water. The formulas are: 25 mm x 10,000 sq m = 250,000 L / 1000 = 250 cu m or 43,560 sq ft x 2.5 x 0.623 US gal = 67,845 US gal
I recently bought a 2” cutter to cut 2” cpvc and pvc. Under the floor today trying to cut some 2” ovc washer drain and had to cut more than I needed to in order to cut it since it takes so much pressure. Usually, when it cuts through the outer wall of pipe, it gets a lot easier. That being said, it was not so this time as I tried curing 3 different places in the pipe I was finally able to cut through with a lot of effort in a better position on my belly. Very disappointed in how it cuts bigger pipe.
Good video and presented with confidence. No umm, ahhhs. Good stuff. Learned something new today. Thank you !
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I've significantly learned more about PVC!
Great! Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the video, wish I had watched it before I bought a Masterforce circular cutter advertised for PVC🙄 the blade rounded after 10 cuts!
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Thank you! Helpful tutuorial.
Thanks for watching, Andre!
Thanks for the video =)
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Thoughts on using a mitre saw?
Yes, that's a good option for making straight cuts. The more teeth the blade has the cleaner your cut will be. Thanks for the question!
Thank you! I just got a ratcheting pipe cutter with no instructions and I couldn't work it out. Now I know. Those jaws just sprang open
Glad we could help! Thanks for watching!
What about the bloody one that rotates around, like a circular rotating one with a small wheel blade
Those are intended for cutting metal tubing, like copper and aluminum, so we didn't include them in this video. Thanks for watching.
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How does one determine the volume of water required to irrigate 1 hectare of grass?
From the landscape industry, in the northern US and southern Canada, and where the climate is not extremely arid, it is estimated that one inch (25 mm) of water per week is necessary to sustain a landscape. This also depends on the type of grass and plants, and on the season. One hectare is about 2.5 acres, and the weekly volume would be about 250 cubic meters (68,000 US gal). Of course, if it rains at least the one inch (25 mm), no irrigation needed. Water is best applied once so it soaks well into the root zone, not in small doses spread over the week. Some turf species require more water during the hot summer months in the northern hemisphere, and often it is better to let grass go dormant during the summer rather than force it with so much water.
The formulas are:
25 mm x 10,000 sq m = 250,000 L / 1000 = 250 cu m
or
43,560 sq ft x 2.5 x 0.623 US gal = 67,845 US gal
I recently bought a 2” cutter to cut 2” cpvc and pvc.
Under the floor today trying to cut some 2” ovc washer drain and had to cut more than I needed to in order to cut it since it takes so much pressure.
Usually, when it cuts through the outer wall of pipe, it gets a lot easier.
That being said, it was not so this time as I tried curing 3 different places in the pipe
I was finally able to cut through with a lot of effort in a better position on my belly.
Very disappointed in how it cuts bigger pipe.
Very good this cut but I am interested Indian rupees how much price please tell me