Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques

David Nuyttens; Mieke  De Schampheleire; Walter Steurbaut; Katrijn Baetens; Pieter Verboven; Bart Nicolaï; Herman Ramon; Bart Sonck

Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques

David Nuyttens, Mieke De Schampheleire, Walter Steurbaut, Katrijn Baetens, Pieter Verboven, Bart Nicolaï, Herman Ramon, Bart Sonck

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The characteristics of agricultural sprays belong to the most critical factors affecting spray drift, deposition on plants, spray coverage and biological efficacy. Hence, within the framework of a research project about agricultural spray drift, a measuring set-up for the characterisation of spray nozzles using a Phase Doppler Particle Analyser (PDPA) was developed. This set-up is able to measure droplet sizes and velocities based on light-scattering principles. It is composed of different parts i.e.: a climate room, a spray unit, a three-dimensional automated positioning system and an Aerometrics PDPA 1D system.
In total, 32 nozzle-pressure combinations have been tested. From the results, the importance of the nozzle type and size on the droplet size and velocity spectra is clear. In future, the results will be linked with the drift potential of different nozzle pressure combinations (based on field measurements) and used as an input for a Computational Fluid Dynamics spray drift model

Oorspronkelijke taal	Engels
Titel	International Advances in Pesticide Application
Editors	L S Alexander, S E Cooper, J Cross, C R Glass, B Magri, T H Robinson, D Stock, B Taylor, P Walklate, J van de Zande
Aantal pagina’s	8
Volume	77
Plaats productie	Warwick, UK
Uitgeverij	Association of Applied Biologists
Publicatiedatum	2006
Uitgave	1
Pagina's	179-188
Publicatiestatus	Gepubliceerd - 2006
Evenement	International Advances in Pesticide Application (2006) - Cambridge, Verenigd Koninkrijk Duur: 10-jan-2006 → 12-jan-2006

SPRAYDRIFT: Driftreductie bij volleveldspuiten dankzij een integrale aanpak
Nuyttens, D. & Dekeyser, D.
1/09/05 → 28/02/09
Project: Onderzoek

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Nuyttens, D., De Schampheleire, M., Steurbaut, W., Baetens, K., Verboven, P., Nicolaï, B., Ramon, H., & Sonck, B. (2006). Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques. In L. S. Alexander, S. E. Cooper, J. Cross, C. R. Glass, B. Magri, T. H. Robinson, D. Stock, B. Taylor, P. Walklate, & J. van de Zande (editors), International Advances in Pesticide Application (1 ed., Vol. 77, blz. 179-188). (Aspects of Applied Biology; Vol. 77, Nr. 1). Association of Applied Biologists.

Nuyttens, David ; De Schampheleire, Mieke ; Steurbaut, Walter ; Baetens, Katrijn ; Verboven, Pieter ; Nicolaï, Bart ; Ramon, Herman ; Sonck, Bart. / Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques. International Advances in Pesticide Application. bewerker / L S Alexander ; S E Cooper ; J Cross ; C R Glass ; B Magri ; T H Robinson ; D Stock ; B Taylor ; P Walklate ; J van de Zande. Vol. 77 1. ed. Warwick, UK : Association of Applied Biologists, 2006. blz. 179-188 (Aspects of Applied Biology; 1).

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Nuyttens, D, De Schampheleire, M, Steurbaut, W, Baetens, K, Verboven, P, Nicolaï, B, Ramon, H & Sonck, B 2006, Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques. in LS Alexander, SE Cooper, J Cross, CR Glass, B Magri, TH Robinson, D Stock, B Taylor, P Walklate & J van de Zande (eds), International Advances in Pesticide Application. 1 edn, vol. 77, Aspects of Applied Biology, nr. 1, vol. 77, Association of Applied Biologists, Warwick, UK, blz. 179-188, International Advances in Pesticide Application (2006), Cambridge, Verenigd Koninkrijk, 10/01/06.

Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques. / Nuyttens, David; De Schampheleire, Mieke ; Steurbaut, Walter; Baetens, Katrijn; Verboven, Pieter; Nicolaï, Bart; Ramon, Herman; Sonck, Bart.

International Advances in Pesticide Application. ed. / L S Alexander; S E Cooper; J Cross; C R Glass; B Magri; T H Robinson; D Stock; B Taylor; P Walklate; J van de Zande. Vol. 77 1. ed. Warwick, UK : Association of Applied Biologists, 2006. blz. 179-188 (Aspects of Applied Biology; Vol. 77, Nr. 1).

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Nuyttens D, De Schampheleire M, Steurbaut W, Baetens K, Verboven P, Nicolaï B et al. Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques. In Alexander LS, Cooper SE, Cross J, Glass CR, Magri B, Robinson TH, Stock D, Taylor B, Walklate P, van de Zande J, bewerkers, International Advances in Pesticide Application. 1 ed. Vol. 77. Warwick, UK: Association of Applied Biologists. 2006. blz. 179-188. (Aspects of Applied Biology; 1).

Characterization of agricultural sprays using laser techniques

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