Laser-based characterisation of agricultural sprays

David Nuyttens; Eva Brusselman; M De Schampheleire; W Steurbaut; K Baetens; P Verboven; B Nicolaï; H Ramon; B Sonck

Laser-based characterisation of agricultural sprays

David Nuyttens, Eva Brusselman, M De Schampheleire, W Steurbaut, K Baetens, P Verboven, B Nicolaï, H Ramon, B 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.
This paper presents a detailed description of this measuring set-up along with some first measuring results. These measurements will be used as an input for a Computational Fluid Dynamics drift-prediction model and to classify nozzles based on their driftability.

Oorspronkelijke taal	Engels
Titel	Proceedings 8^th Workshop on Sustainable Plant Protection Techniques in Fruit Growing
Editors	E Gil, F Solanalles, S Planas, J R Rosell, L Val
Aantal pagina’s	2
Publicatiedatum	2005
Pagina's	217-229
ISBN van geprinte versie	978-84-8409-232-2
Publicatiestatus	Gepubliceerd - 2005
Evenement	8th Workshop on Spray Application Techniques in Fruit Growing (2005) - Barcelona, Spanje Duur: 29-jun-2005 → 1-jul-2005

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Nuyttens, D , Brusselman, E, De Schampheleire, M, Steurbaut, W, Baetens, K, Verboven, P, Nicolaï, B, Ramon, H & Sonck, B 2005, Laser-based characterisation of agricultural sprays. in E Gil, F Solanalles, S Planas, JR Rosell & L Val (eds), Proceedings 8^th Workshop on Sustainable Plant Protection Techniques in Fruit Growing. blz. 217-229, 8th Workshop on Spray Application Techniques in Fruit Growing (2005), Barcelona, Spanje, 29/06/05.

Laser-based characterisation of agricultural sprays. / Nuyttens, David ; Brusselman, Eva; De Schampheleire, M; Steurbaut, W; Baetens, K; Verboven, P; Nicolaï, B; Ramon, H; Sonck, B.

Proceedings 8^th Workshop on Sustainable Plant Protection Techniques in Fruit Growing. ed. / E Gil; F Solanalles; S Planas; J R Rosell; L Val. 2005. blz. 217-229.

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