“…Irrigation affects the structural composition of soil, the size of agronomically valuable aggregates, porosity, hardness, as well as may be accompanied by accumulation of salts, leading to the death of plants. Scientists have developed and continue to study ways to eliminate the negative effects of sprinkling irrigation due to the mechanical impact of droplets on the soil leading to its compaction and formation of soil crust depending on the type of soil (Table 1) [9][10][11]. It is known that under the same conditions the amount of erosion depends on the duration of rain hitting the soil, and on the indicators that characterize the energy characteristic of rain, namely the average drop diameter, intensity, drop fall velocity, specific power, and rain pressure force.…”