spray Pattern Displacement Measurements of TK-SS2.5 Flood Tip Nozzles

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

doi:10.13031/2013.31130

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The Effect Of Nozzle Orientation On Stprav Drift1

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“…Combellack and Andrews (1984) showed that spray deposition variation from flat fan nozzles was the least when the angle of the spray sheet was between 10° and 17.5° to the boom. Similarly, it was shown that with flooding, Raindrop, and hollow cone nozzles, directing the spray backwards or down, significantly improved the spray distribution uniformity to the swath , Krishnan et al, 1989. showed that hydraulic flat fan nozzles at a given angle (0 to 40°) have an almost constant vmd.…”

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