Abstract: Abstract: The chief function of sub-nozzle of impact sprinkler is to increase the near precipitation depth, thereby improving the uniformity of sprinkler irrigation. In this study, flow field simulation combined with experimental validation method was applied to optimize the key structural parameters (elevation angle and position) of impact sprinkler. Nine kinds of elevation angles and positions of sub-nozzle combinations were designed with the established three-dimensional structures of the impact sprinkler by Pro/E software. The three-dimensional inner flow channel model of impact sprinkler with nine kinds of sub-nozzle structure was established. The inner flow channel simulations of all kinds of impact sprinkler were performed by FLUENT of Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) software. Considering structural feature, the precision requirement, the procession quality, and the cost of product, the SLA RPT (Stereo lithography Apparatus Rapid Prototyping Technology) was selected to prototype the impact sprinkler with nine kinds of sub-nozzle. The nine kinds of models were processed into samples for experimental verification. Under the rectangular combinations, four interpolation methods (distance interpolation method, linear interpolation method, cubic interpolation method and cubic spline interpolation method) were used to calculate the Christiansen uniformity coefficient and nine kinds of water pressure distribution models were established by Sprinkler 3D software in two-dimensional interpolation method. The result showed that the impact sprinklers with sixth sub-nozzle (position parameter of 19.8 mm, the elevation angle parameter of 18°) performed more reliable. The study about sub-nozzle of impact sprinkler's structural parameters improved the nozzle near water distribution effectively. Its flow rate of simulation was biggest. The yield of water distribution in 2-12 m could maintain good uniformity. And the sprinkler range of the sixth sub-nozzle was more than 14 m, better than before and increased by more than 2 m. The sprinkler irrigation uniformity was calculated with the four different interpolation methods and results were increased obviously. Under the pressure of 250 and 300 kPa (especially the pressure of 300 kPa), the Christiansen uniformity coefficient both was more than 80%, which was an increase of 4% and 5% above than before. With the increase of the pressure, Christiansen uniformity coefficient was still consistent generally. The structural parameters of sub-nozzle (position parameter of 19.8 mm and the elevation angle parameter of 18°) of impact sprinklers were more reasonable. This study provides valuable information for structural design of sub-nozzle, impact sprinkler and sprinkler system optimization.