My proposal on this topic shouldn’t be too complex to add;
Small aligner (3 squares in the template)
Add black to the configuration colors
Also this proposal:
A plot of land, ideally with configurable slopes
A plant, for example, an olive tree
Irrigation pipes, with their 90° and 45° elbows, tees, etc.
Irrigation drippers, of 2, 4, and 8 liters/hour, that simulate this flow rate, but you see, ideally they should be scalable, meaning you don’t have to install 2,000 drippers to simulate irrigation, but rather the sum of the drippers installed should be multiplied by X to simulate whether the well has enough water for that irrigation.
Pressure sprinklers
A well, which would be the same as a reservoir, but from ground level down, would ideally allow the well to recover water up to a certain configurable manometric height, for example, recovering at a rate of 2 liters/second.
Configurable pressure gauges.
Stopcocks to be placed on the pipes, with the idea of creating irrigation sections.
Different types of well pumps, which extract more or less water depending on their depth.
A configurable reservoir to distribute water if the well doesn’t have enough.
Solenoid valves, NO and NC, to distribute the corresponding amount from the reservoir to each irrigator.
Level sensor equipment.
All of this would require the simulation to calculate as realistically as possible. That is, if, for example, a 6 atm pipe is installed for a height of 100 meters, the pipe will burst since the pressure would be 10 atm… Likewise, the pressure depends on the terrain’s gradient, whether there is enough water for all the drippers or if there is a shortage, etc., etc.
Yes, I know, it would mean creating a FACTORY IO exclusively for irrigation and not for industry. I know, but I also know that more than one aspires to that simulator, myself included.
Here’s the FACTORY IO team. I hope to one day have the software I just mentioned on my PC.
Best regards.