2023
DOI: 10.1002/ird.2784
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Modelling the spray range of rotating nozzles based on modified ballistic trajectory equation parameters

Abstract: The nozzle spray range is an important parameter in the design of sprinkler systems because it affects the wetted area and water application rate. In this study, the jet deformation parameter kjet, which can measure the mass and shape of the jet microelement, was investigated, and a spray range prediction model for a rotating nozzle was established based on the modified ballistic trajectory equation. A comparison verified the accuracy of the model, and the degree of influence of different factors on the spray … Show more

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“…Under different working conditions, the velocity distribution at the outlet of the guide vane has a great impact on the hydraulic performance of the outlet passage. The hydraulic loss of the outlet passage is not unique quadratic relationship with the flowrate [3]. In summary, the formula for calculating the hydraulic loss of the inlet and outlet passage is as follows:…”
Section: Similarity Theory Deviation Of Pumping Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Under different working conditions, the velocity distribution at the outlet of the guide vane has a great impact on the hydraulic performance of the outlet passage. The hydraulic loss of the outlet passage is not unique quadratic relationship with the flowrate [3]. In summary, the formula for calculating the hydraulic loss of the inlet and outlet passage is as follows:…”
Section: Similarity Theory Deviation Of Pumping Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Equation( 5) and equation (6), also known as the proportional rate, are approximately established when there is not much change in speed. The subscript 1 represents the parameter when the pump speed is 𝑛 , and the subscript 2 represents the parameter when the pump speed is 𝑛 [1].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%