spray Pattern Displacement Measurements of 8004 and XR8004 Fan Nozzles Using Spray Table

Krishnan, P.; Williams, T. H.; Kemble, L. J.

doi:10.13031/2013.30915

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“…Sehsah (2009) utilized fans to simulate wind speed effects on CV, finding wider nozzles to have the most consistent CV values with or without wind conditions. Krishnan (1988) published similar work with XR8004 and XR11004 nozzles, finding their CV's to be lower than standard counterparts under varying pressure and wind effects. Venturi nozzles such as Ultra Plus Low Drift have been tested for height optimization based on a minimal CV value, going as low as 4% at a height of 71 cm (Womac et al 2001).…”

Section: Previous Work In Nozzle Selectionmentioning

confidence: 90%

Model-based optimization of herbicide usage in flat-fan nozzles

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thank the other members of my committee, Dr. Robert McNaull and Dr. Raj Raman, for the time they gave in assistance in the literary review and development of this thesis to its final edition.Finally, I also wish to thank Ryan Bergman, for his assistance in providing resources and the technological experience to guide me in the formation and execution of the experiments, as well as fellow student Josh Viggers in his tireless data collection alongside his responsibilities for his own projects. Every person above has my personal and professional respect, and this paper is dedicated to all of their efforts in helping me along this project.

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Section: Previous Work In Nozzle Selectionmentioning

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Model-based optimization of herbicide usage in flat-fan nozzles

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“…In 1980, Nation showed that an increase in boom movement increased the variation of spray distribution. Likewise, Krishnan et al (1988), showed that sprayer bounce significantly changed the spray pattern from 8004 VS flat fan nozzles compared to a 'no bounce' condition. showed that the interaction of sprayer bounce and wind velocity had a significant effect on spray pattern displacement.…”

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