JPH04200326A - Crop irrigation equipment - Google Patents

Crop irrigation equipment

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JPH04200326A
JPH04200326A JP2336301A JP33630190A JPH04200326A JP H04200326 A JPH04200326 A JP H04200326A JP 2336301 A JP2336301 A JP 2336301A JP 33630190 A JP33630190 A JP 33630190A JP H04200326 A JPH04200326 A JP H04200326A
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water
irrigation
evaporation container
evaporation
value
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Kenichi Asaba
賢一 麻場
Akira Egashira
江頭 章
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Katakura and Co Op Agri Corp
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Katakura Chikkarin Co Ltd
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Abstract

PURPOSE:To correctly water in response to the dryness of soil and the water demand of crops by detecting the weight of a water evaporation container installed near the growing places of the crops at each constant time and subsequently watering the crops with a constant volume of water suitable for the crops. CONSTITUTION:The weight of an evaporation container 2 at the lower limit of water level is set for preventing the evaporation container 2 from being emptied. When the lower limit is compared with the weight and when the weight is judged to be below the lower limit, a water-supplying signal is outputted into a water-supplying means composed of a water-supplying pipe 9a faced to the evaporation container 2 and a water-supplying valve 10 comprising an ordinarily closed electromagnetic valve installed between the water-supplying pipe 9a and a city water pipe. The signal is transmitted to the water-supplying valve 10 from the I/O interface of a microcomputer through a relay circuit, and the valve 10 is opened to start the supply of the water. When the level of the water is raised to the upper limit by the supply of the water, a water supply-stopping signal is outputted.

Description

【発明の詳細な説明】 産業上の利用分野 本発明は、ハウス栽培などにおける農作物への灌水、園
芸作物、観賞植物への給水、きのこ栽培における灌水な
どに有効な灌水方法と、この方法を実施する装置に関す
るものである。
[Detailed Description of the Invention] Industrial Application Field The present invention provides an effective irrigation method for watering agricultural crops in greenhouse cultivation, etc., watering garden crops, ornamental plants, watering in mushroom cultivation, etc., and implements this method. This relates to a device for

従来技術 従来の作物への灌水方法の一つとして、経験的に定めた
一定の時間間隔毎に、一定量の灌水を行う方法が一般的
に行なわれている。
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION As one of the conventional methods for watering crops, a method is generally used in which a fixed amount of water is applied at fixed time intervals determined empirically.

これは、設備は簡単であるが、土の保湿量や、作物の環
境の変化にかかわりなく行なわれるため、過不足が生じ
て1.生育不良や、品質低下の原因となりかねない欠点
がある。このような欠点を回避して、作物が植えられて
いる土壌の乾燥度を測定し、土壌水分が一定量以下にな
ったら、一定量の灌水を行う方法が知られている。この
方法に基ずく装置として、第4図に示すように、作物の
近くに、水を張った蒸発容器50をおき、この上に長さ
の異なる電極棒B1〜3を臨ましめて、これら電極棒の
先端を83が最も深く、B1が最も浅くなるように、水
中に浸されている。そして、B2と83との間の抵抗変
化(数にΩ→■)を検出器54が検出して、制御器53
が電磁バルブ56に開成信号を送り、容器50に水補給
が開始されると共に、制御器55にも該検出信号が入力
して、灌水バルブ57に、制御器55から一定の設定時
間だけ、該バルブ57が開くように灌水指示信号が発せ
られる。そして、蒸発容器50内の水位が上昇して、B
1と83との抵抗値の変化(■→数にΩ)を検出器51
が検出することにより、制御器53は、電磁バルブ56
に閉成信号を送って水の補給が完了するように構成され
、以後同様の動作を繰り返す灌水装置が知られている。
The equipment is simple, but since it is carried out regardless of soil moisture content or changes in the crop environment, excesses and deficiencies may occur.1. There are drawbacks that can cause poor growth and quality deterioration. To avoid such drawbacks, a method is known in which the dryness of the soil where crops are planted is measured, and when the soil moisture drops below a certain level, a certain amount of water is applied. As a device based on this method, as shown in FIG. 4, an evaporation container 50 filled with water is placed near the crops, and electrode rods B1 to B3 of different lengths are placed on top of the evaporation container 50. The tips are immersed in water with 83 being the deepest and B1 being the shallowest. Then, the detector 54 detects a change in resistance between B2 and 83 (in the number Ω→■), and the controller 53
sends an opening signal to the electromagnetic valve 56, water supply to the container 50 is started, and the detection signal is also input to the controller 55. An irrigation instruction signal is issued to open the valve 57. Then, the water level in the evaporation container 50 rises, and B
Detector 51 detects the change in resistance value between 1 and 83 (■→number of Ω)
The controller 53 controls the electromagnetic valve 56 by detecting the
Irrigation devices are known that are configured to send a closing signal to complete water replenishment, and repeat the same operation thereafter.

問題点 しかしながら、この装置において、検出すべき、電極B
、の下端から、B2の下端までの水面間の距離は、通常
1 ma+前後であって、検出レベル差が極めて小さい
ので、水の表面張力により、水が電極棒を上昇すること
による蒸発量の検出誤差、長時間の使用によって、電極
先端に水に溶存しているカルシウム分が細かい凹凸をな
して析出し、これが毛管現象によって、水を吸い上げる
ことによる検出誤差、或は、水の補給は、蒸発量に相当
するレベル差えを検出する毎に行なわれるので、それに
伴い、補給水量の誤差が毎回発生し、これが、蒸発量の
検出誤差となって表れるという諸欠点があった。
Problems However, in this device, the electrode B to be detected
The distance between the water surface from the lower end of B2 to the lower end of B2 is usually around 1 ma+, and the detection level difference is extremely small. Detection error: Due to long-term use, calcium dissolved in water forms fine irregularities on the tip of the electrode, which causes the capillary phenomenon to suck up water. Detection error, or water replenishment. Since this is performed every time a level difference corresponding to the amount of evaporation is detected, an error in the amount of make-up water occurs each time, and this has various disadvantages in that it becomes an error in the detection of the amount of evaporation.

発明の目的 本発明は、このような従来技術の問題点を克服して、土
壌の乾燥、作物の水分要求度に応じて正確な灌水が行え
る灌水方法と、この方法を実施する自動灌水装置とを開
示することを目的とするものである。
OBJECTS OF THE INVENTION The present invention overcomes the problems of the prior art and provides an irrigation method that can perform accurate irrigation according to soil dryness and water demand of crops, and an automatic irrigation device that implements this method. The purpose is to disclose.

発明の構成 本発明の要旨をなす第一の灌水方法は、灌水対象たる作
物の育成場所付近に、水を入れた蒸発容器を設置し、こ
の蒸発容器の重量を一定時間毎に秤量して、水の蒸発量
を算出し、所定の蒸発量を検知する度毎に、作物に実験
的に定めた所定の一定水量を灌水することを特徴とする
作物への灌水方法であり、又、第二の灌水方法は、水の
蒸発容器と、該蒸発容器の重量を測定する秤量器と、こ
の蒸発容器への水補給手段と、作物への灌水手段とを備
えた灌水装置を用い、前記秤量器によって一定時間毎に
測定される秤量値から蒸発容器内の水の蒸発量を算出し
、一定量の蒸発量を検知する毎に、一定時間灌水手段を
作動させる一方、前記の秤量値が、蒸発容器の水の下限
値に相当する重量以下が否かを照合して、秤量値が下限
値以−下になったら水補給手段を作動させ、秤量値が蒸
発容器の水上限値に相当する重量以上か否かを照合し、
秤量値が上限値以上になったら水補給手段を停止するよ
うにすることを特徴とする作物への灌水方法であり、更
に、この方法を実施する為の装置の一つとして、作物の
胃酸場所付近に設置される秤量器に蒸発容器を載置する
と共に、この蒸発容器に、水を補給する為の水補給手段
を娼ましめ、秤量器には、水を張った蒸発容器の重量の
測定値を電気信号に変換して出力する秤量値出力手段を
設け、この秤量値出力手段からの出力信号と、蒸発器重
量測定開始時の秤量値か若しくは、前回の灌水時におけ
る秤量値か、いずれかの基準値と比較して実験的に定め
た所定の蒸発量を検知する毎に、所定時間、灌水手段を
作動させる灌水信号発生手段と、この灌水信号発生手段
の出力信号に基づいて作物への灌水を行う灌水手段と、
前記秤量値出力手段に接続して、この出力信号と予め設
定された蒸発容器水位の上限値及び下限値に相当する秤
量値と比較して、蒸発容器の重量測定値が下限値以下の
とき、前記水補給手段へ水補給開始信号を発生する水補
給信号発生手段と、この重量測定値が上限値以上のとき
、水補給手段へ水補給停止信号を発生する水補給停止信
号発生手段とを設けてあることを特徴とする自動灌水装
置とにある。
Structure of the Invention The first irrigation method, which constitutes the gist of the present invention, is to install an evaporation container filled with water near the place where crops to be irrigated are grown, and to weigh the weight of this evaporation container at regular intervals. A method for watering crops, characterized in that the amount of water evaporated is calculated, and each time a predetermined amount of evaporation is detected, the crops are irrigated with a predetermined constant amount of water determined experimentally. The irrigation method uses an irrigation device comprising a water evaporation container, a weighing device for measuring the weight of the evaporation container, a means for replenishing water to the evaporation container, and a means for irrigating the crops. The amount of water evaporated in the evaporation container is calculated from the weighed value measured at regular intervals by Check to see if the weight of water in the container is below the lower limit, and if the weighed value is below the lower limit, operate the water replenishment means, and check whether the weighed value is below the lower limit of water in the evaporation container. Verify whether or not it is greater than or equal to
This method of watering crops is characterized by stopping the water supply means when the weighed value exceeds the upper limit. The evaporation container is placed on a weighing device installed nearby, and a water replenishment means is attached to the evaporation container, and the weighing device is used to measure the weight of the evaporation container filled with water. A weighed value output means that converts the value into an electrical signal and outputs it is provided, and the output signal from this weighed value output means is either the weighed value at the start of the evaporator weight measurement or the weighed value at the time of the previous irrigation. an irrigation signal generating means for operating the irrigation means for a predetermined period of time each time a predetermined amount of evaporation determined experimentally is detected in comparison with the reference value; an irrigation means for irrigating the water;
connected to the weighed value output means, and compares this output signal with weighed values corresponding to preset upper and lower limits of the water level of the evaporation container, and when the measured weight of the evaporation container is less than or equal to the lower limit; Water replenishment signal generation means for generating a water replenishment start signal to the water replenishment means; and water replenishment stop signal generation means for generating a water replenishment stop signal to the water replenishment means when the measured weight value is greater than or equal to an upper limit value. and an automatic irrigation device characterized by:

以下、本願方法について、これを実施する装置と共に説
明する。
Hereinafter, the method of the present application will be explained along with an apparatus for carrying out the method.

第1図は、本発明の一実施例を示す灌水装置であって、
秤量器1は、秤量台1a上に載置された水容器から成る
蒸発容器2の荷重を、電気信号に変換して出力する秤量
値出力手段3として、ロードセルを有し、水を張った蒸
発容器2の重量をストレンゲージとブリッジ回路とによ
って、電気信号に変換し、この信号を、更にアナログ−
デジタル変換して、制御部4としてのマイクロコンピュ
ータ(マイコン)に出力する。制御部4は、公知のマイ
コンであって、秤量器1からの重量測定信号を入出力す
るシリアルI10インターフェース、制御、演算等を行
う中央処理装置(CP U )、プログラム、蒸発容器
の重量測定値(秤量値)等を記憶するメモリなどから成
る。このような制御部4を、その機能を表すブロック図
と、メモリに記憶させた動作プログラムの70−チャー
トとによって説明する。秤量値出力信号は、一定の時間
△を毎にサンプリングされた測定値を、RAM(ランダ
ムアクセスメモリ)に−時記憶し、一定時間(ΣΔL)
毎に積分することにより、−時的な振動、ゆれによる誤
検出を防止し、有効な重量測定値(秤量値)とする。し
たがって、秤量値は、Δを毎に、更新されていくことに
なる(ステップ20.23.28)。このようにして得
られる重量測定値は、灌水信号発生手段5に入力し、測
定がスタートした初回の蒸発容器の秤量値を基準として
、これと比較し減量分を蒸発量として算出する(ステッ
プ24)。この蒸発量が、実験的に定めた所定の蒸発量
に達しているか否か判定しくステップ25)、所定の蒸
発量に達する毎に、メモリに設定記憶されている一定時
間、灌水装置6の水道管6aに介設されている灌水バル
ブを開くように、常時閉の電磁バルブから成る灌水バル
ブ6bに、灌水信号を出力する(ステップ26)。これ
は、図示しないリレー回路等を介して行なわれる。
FIG. 1 shows an irrigation device showing an embodiment of the present invention,
The weighing device 1 has a load cell as a weighing value output means 3 that converts the load of an evaporation container 2, which is a water container placed on a weighing platform 1a, into an electric signal and outputs the evaporation container 2 filled with water. The weight of the container 2 is converted into an electrical signal by a strain gauge and a bridge circuit, and this signal is further converted into an analog signal.
The data is converted into digital data and output to a microcomputer (microcomputer) as the control unit 4. The control unit 4 is a known microcomputer, and includes a serial I10 interface that inputs and outputs the weight measurement signal from the weighing device 1, a central processing unit (CPU) that performs control, calculation, etc., a program, and a weight measurement value of the evaporation container. It consists of a memory that stores (weighed values) etc. Such a control unit 4 will be explained with reference to a block diagram showing its functions and a chart 70 of an operation program stored in a memory. The weighed value output signal is obtained by storing measured values sampled at fixed time intervals in a RAM (random access memory) for a fixed time period (ΣΔL).
By integrating each time, it is possible to prevent erroneous detection due to temporal vibration and wobbling, and to obtain a valid weight measurement value (weighing value). Therefore, the weighed value is updated every Δ (step 20.23.28). The weight measurement value obtained in this way is inputted to the irrigation signal generation means 5, and compared with the weighed value of the evaporation container at the time when the measurement was started for the first time, the weight loss is calculated as the evaporation amount (step 24). ). It is determined whether this evaporation amount has reached a predetermined evaporation amount determined experimentally (step 25), and each time the predetermined evaporation amount is reached, the water supply of the irrigation device 6 is continued for a certain period of time set and stored in the memory. An irrigation signal is output to the irrigation valve 6b, which is a normally closed electromagnetic valve, so as to open the irrigation valve installed in the pipe 6a (step 26). This is done via a relay circuit (not shown) or the like.

一方、秤量値は、水補給信号発生手段7、水補給停止信
号発生手段8にも入力する(ステップ20)。前者には
、蒸発容器2が空になるのを防止するため、水位の下限
値における蒸発容器2の重量が設定されており、この下
限値と秤量値と比較しくステップ21)、秤量値が下限
値以下であることを判定すると(ステップ21における
Y側)、蒸発容器2に臨ましめた給水管9aと、水道管
20との間に介装された常時閉の電磁バルブから成る水
補給バルブ10とで構成される水補給手段へ、水補給信
号を出力する(ステップ27)。該信号は、マイフンの
I10インタ“−7エースから、図示しないリレー回路
を介して水補給バルブ10に送られ、該バルブ10を開
いて給水が開始される。一方、水補給停止信号発生手段
8には、蒸発容器の水位の上限値が設定されており、重
量測定値が、この上限値を越えているか否かをチエツク
しており(ステップ2つ)、給水によって水位が上昇し
、その上限値に一致すると、水補給停止信号を出力する
(ステップ30)。具体的には、前記水補給バルブ10
に開成信号を送り続けている図示しないリレー回路へ、
その自己保持状態の解除信号を送ることにより行なわれ
る。尚、灌水信号発生手段5は、水補給信号発生手段7
に対して、優先作動するように、設定されており、且つ
、該水補給信号発生手段7の作動要件である前記下限値
は、灌水信号発生手段5の作動要件である前記所定蒸発
量よりやや大きい範囲の幅を持った数値として、設定さ
れているので、水補給動作が作動するときは、必ず、灌
水動作の直後に行なわれ、水補給停止時の秤量値が、新
たな蒸発量算出の基準値となる。このようにして蒸発容
器2から一定量の水の蒸発が検出される毎に、作物に自
動的に灌水が行なわれる。灌水の動作とは別に、蒸発容
器内の水が、一定限度量上に減水すると、水補給手段が
蒸発容器に自動的に規定水位まで水を補給する。以後、
この動作を繰り返して、灌水が行なわれる。
On the other hand, the weighed value is also input to the water replenishment signal generation means 7 and the water replenishment stop signal generation means 8 (step 20). In the former, in order to prevent the evaporation container 2 from becoming empty, the weight of the evaporation container 2 at the lower limit value of the water level is set. If it is determined that it is below the value (Y side in step 21), a water supply valve consisting of a normally closed electromagnetic valve interposed between the water supply pipe 9a facing the evaporation container 2 and the water pipe 20 is activated. A water replenishment signal is output to the water replenishment means constituted by 10 (step 27). The signal is sent from the I10 interface "-7 Ace" of the My Fun to the water replenishment valve 10 via a relay circuit (not shown), and the valve 10 is opened to start water supply. On the other hand, the water replenishment stop signal generating means 8 The upper limit of the water level in the evaporation container is set, and the measured weight value is checked to see if it exceeds this upper limit (two steps). If the values match, a water replenishment stop signal is output (step 30).Specifically, the water replenishment valve 10
to a relay circuit (not shown) that continues to send an open signal to
This is done by sending a signal to release the self-holding state. It should be noted that the irrigation signal generation means 5 is similar to the water replenishment signal generation means 7.
The lower limit value, which is a requirement for the operation of the water replenishment signal generation means 7, is slightly lower than the predetermined evaporation amount, which is an operation requirement for the irrigation signal generation means 5. Since the value is set as a value with a wide range, when water replenishment operation is activated, it is always performed immediately after irrigation operation, and the weighed value at the time water replenishment is stopped is used for the new evaporation calculation. This becomes the reference value. In this way, each time evaporation of a certain amount of water from the evaporation container 2 is detected, the crops are automatically irrigated. Separately from the irrigation operation, when the water in the evaporation container decreases to a certain limit, the water replenishment means automatically replenishes the evaporation container with water up to a specified water level. From then on,
Irrigation is performed by repeating this operation.

上記実施例において、蒸発量と灌水量との相関は、作物
の種類、作物の育成場所の条件、季節等により異なって
くるので、これらの条件を適宜選択して、使用できるよ
うに、条件別にマイコンに設定しておき、これを使用者
が、選択して使用できるようにしておくことが望ましい
In the above example, the correlation between the amount of evaporation and the amount of irrigation varies depending on the type of crop, the conditions of the place where the crop is grown, the season, etc., so in order to select and use these conditions appropriately, the correlation between the amount of evaporation and the amount of irrigation is It is desirable to set this in the microcomputer so that the user can select and use it.

効果 本願灌水方法及び装置によれば、マイフンのプログラム
を変更するか、或は、上述のように選択条件を設定して
おくことにより、開本条件をきめ細かく、且つ、容易に
定め或は変更することができ、更に、灌水の適期を定め
るのに、蒸発容器の重量を測定することで、蒸発量を定
め、一定の蒸発量を検知する毎に灌水を行うようにした
ので、従来装置に比べて、測定誤差が小さく、又、誤差
の発生する機会ら激減するので、正確な灌水を行うこと
ができ、品質のよい作物を作ることができる。又、秤量
器としては、市販の精度の高い電子式天秤を流用できる
ので製造等も、容易であるなどの優れた効果がある。
Effects According to the irrigation method and device of the present invention, the opening conditions can be easily and precisely determined or changed by changing the My Fun program or by setting the selection conditions as described above. Furthermore, in order to determine the appropriate time for irrigation, the amount of evaporation is determined by measuring the weight of the evaporation container, and irrigation is performed every time a certain amount of evaporation is detected, which is more effective than conventional equipment. As a result, measurement errors are small and the chances of errors occurring are drastically reduced, making it possible to perform accurate irrigation and produce high-quality crops. In addition, since a commercially available highly accurate electronic balance can be used as a weighing device, manufacturing is easy, which is an excellent advantage.

【図面の簡単な説明】[Brief explanation of the drawing]

第1図は、本発明に係る灌水装置の一実施例を示す説明
図である。 第2図は、第1図の実施例装置のマイコンの動作を示す
70−チャートである。 第3図は、第1図の実施例装置の外観を示す側面図であ
る。 第4図は、従来技術の一例を示す説明図である。 第2図 味 区 ぐっ 味
FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram showing an embodiment of the irrigation device according to the present invention. FIG. 2 is a 70-chart showing the operation of the microcomputer of the embodiment device of FIG. FIG. 3 is a side view showing the external appearance of the embodiment device of FIG. 1. FIG. 4 is an explanatory diagram showing an example of the prior art. Figure 2 Ajiku Gutmi

Claims (3)

【特許請求の範囲】[Claims] (1)作物の育成場所付近に、水の蒸発容器を設置し、
該蒸発容器の重量を一定時間毎に秤量して、水の蒸発量
を算出し、所定の蒸発量を検知する毎に、予め実験的に
定めた当該作物に適当する一定水量を灌水することを特
徴とする灌水方法。
(1) Install a water evaporation container near the crop growing area,
The weight of the evaporation container is weighed at regular intervals to calculate the amount of water evaporated, and each time a predetermined amount of evaporation is detected, a certain amount of water suitable for the crop determined experimentally in advance is irrigated. Characteristic irrigation method.
(2)水の蒸発容器と、該蒸発容器の重量を測定する秤
量器と、前記蒸発容器への水補給手段と、作物への灌水
手段とを備えた灌水装置を用い、前記秤量器によって一
定時間毎に測定される秤量値から前記蒸発容器内の水の
蒸発量を算出し、一定量の蒸発量を検知する毎に、一定
時間前記灌水手段を作動させる一方、前記秤量値が、前
記蒸発容器の水の下限値に相当する重量以下か否かを照
合して、秤量値が下限値以下になったら前記水補給手段
を作動させ、秤量値が蒸発容器の水の上限値に相当する
重量以上か否かを照合し、秤量値が上限値以上になった
ら水補給手段を停止することを特徴とする作物への灌水
方法。
(2) Using an irrigation device that includes a water evaporation container, a weighing device for measuring the weight of the evaporation container, a means for supplying water to the evaporation container, and a means for watering crops, The amount of water evaporated in the evaporation container is calculated from the weighed value measured every hour, and each time a certain amount of evaporation is detected, the irrigation means is operated for a certain period of time. Check whether the weight of water in the container is below the lower limit value, and when the weighed value is below the lower limit value, operate the water replenishment means, and check whether the weighed value is below the lower limit value of water in the evaporation container. A method for watering crops, characterized in that the water supply means is stopped when the weighed value is equal to or greater than the upper limit value.
(3)秤量器に蒸発容器を載置すると共に、該蒸発容器
に水補給手段を臨ましめ、前記秤量器には、水が入れて
ある前記蒸発容器の秤量値を電気信号に変換して出力す
る秤量値出力手段を設け、該出力信号と、蒸発器重量測
定開始時の秤量値か、若しくは、直近の灌水時における
秤量値とを比較して、所定蒸発量を検知する毎に、所定
時間灌水手段を作動させる灌水信号発生手段と、該灌水
信号発生手段の出力信号に基づいて作物へ灌水を行う灌
水手段と、前記秤量値出力手段に接続して、該出力信号
と、予め設定された蒸発器の水位の上、下限に対応する
秤量値とを比較し、蒸発容器の秤量値が下限値以下のと
き、前記水補給手段へ水補給開始信号を送る水補給信号
発生手段と、該測定値が上限値以上のとき前記水補給手
段へ水補給停止信号を送る水補給停止信号発生手段とを
設けてあることを特徴とする灌水装置。
(3) An evaporation container is placed on a weighing device, and a water replenishment means is placed on the evaporation container, and the weighing device is configured to convert the weighed value of the evaporation container containing water into an electrical signal. A weighed value output means is provided, and the output signal is compared with the weighed value at the start of evaporator weight measurement or the weighed value at the most recent irrigation, and each time a predetermined amount of evaporation is detected, a predetermined amount is output. an irrigation signal generation means for operating the time irrigation means; an irrigation means for irrigate crops based on the output signal of the irrigation signal generation means; water replenishment signal generating means that compares the weighed value corresponding to the upper and lower limits of the water level of the evaporator and sends a water replenishment start signal to the water replenishing means when the weighed value of the evaporator container is below the lower limit; 1. An irrigation device comprising: water replenishment stop signal generating means for sending a water replenishment stop signal to the water replenishment means when the measured value is greater than or equal to an upper limit value.
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