MUMBAI, India, Sept. 28 -- Intellectual Property India has published a patent application (202621094374 A) filed by College Of Natural Farming, Gujarat Natural Farming Science University on August 04, 2026, for Lateral Pipe Assembly For Ultra Low Pressure Mist Irrigation For Early Wapsa Development.
Inventors include Dr. C. K. Timbadia; Dr. S. P. Deshmukh; Mr. B. D. Makwana; Dr. R. R. Prajapati; Dr. Kamalesh V. Chaudhary; Dr. K. K. Bijarnia; Dr. J. R. Damor; and Ms. R. H. Vaghasiya.
The application for the patent was published on September 25, 2026, under issue no. 39/2026.
Abstract: Lateral Pipe Assembly for Ultra Low Pressure Mist Irrigation for Early Wapsa Development The present disclosure provides a lateral pipe assembly (1) for ultra low pressure mist irrigation for early wapsa development. The assembly (1) includes a 32mm flexible conduit (105) coupled to a main line (104) via a valve (107) and jointer (106), and closed by an end cap (111). A upstream fluid assembly includes a venturi (101), filter (102), and pressure gauge (103). The conduit (105) features an upper perforation matrix of manually punched 1.4mm micro holes in a staggered, alternating zig-zag pattern. A first hole (112) is 10cm from the valve (107) at an 8° radial angle (113) relative to a reference line (115); a second hole (114) is positioned 10cm downstream on the opposite side at an 8° angle, setting a 20cm pitch (116) on the same side. Operating at 0.1 to 1.0 kg/cm², the matrix generates a uniform mist spray with a 4.0m total width (119) and 4.0 ft height (120) to maintain a 50% moisture and 50% air rhizosphere equilibrium.
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